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Connecting FLASH memory device on printed circuit board

by "Norman Bollmann" <wirdnichtgelesen@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jul 23, 2008 at 05:17 PM

Hi everyone,

I am new to the board design and stuff so please excuse me for asking 
questions that may be selfevident... ;-) What I want to do is to connect
an 
Intel StrataFlash (or compatible) linear flash memory device (8MB) to an 
Intel PXA26x processor. Now I wonder if I should pay attention to the 
impedance (some time ago I heard a weird fairy tale saying that everything

on board should be designed to 50 Ohms...?!) on the lines that connect the

devices or just design some connections no matter how and let a matter
rest. 
What I really want to know is not only "yes" or "no" or "doesn't matter", 
but a sophisticated statement that explains to me why it is that way or
the 
other and when the impedance does matter?

Hope anyone can help me out of this misery.  Thank you in advance for any 
helpful advice.

Norman
 




 4 Posts in Topic:
Connecting FLASH memory device on printed circuit board
"Norman Bollmann&quo  2008-07-23 17:17:59 
Re: Connecting FLASH memory device on printed circuit board
Frank Buss <fb@[EMAIL   2008-07-23 17:48:39 
Re: Connecting FLASH memory device on printed circuit board
"Norman Bollmann&quo  2008-07-25 15:36:23 
Re: Connecting FLASH memory device on printed circuit board
qrk <SpamTrap@[EMAIL P  2008-07-25 17:43:51 

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