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| The memory is byte-addressed with the range of 0x000000 to 0x1FFFFFF and is organized into 256 byte pages, 4 KB subsectors, and 64 KB sectors. The memory is written by using an Erase-Program cycle. The smallest programmable unit is one page and the smallest erasable unit is 1 subsector. | The memory is byte-addressed with the range of 0x000000 to 0x1FFFFFF and is organized into 256 byte pages, 4 KB subsectors, and 64 KB sectors. The memory is written by using an Erase-Program cycle. The smallest programmable unit is one page and the smallest erasable unit is 1 subsector. | ||
| - | Users that wish to simply use the memory module without concerning themselves with the dual/quad input and output communication may use the example code and tutorials found on the [[reference:pmod: | + | Users that wish to simply use the memory module without concerning themselves with the dual/quad input and output communication may use the example code and tutorials found on the [[pmod: |
| ==== Pinout Description Table ==== | ==== Pinout Description Table ==== | ||
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| The schematics of the %%Pmod SF3%% are available {{reference/ | The schematics of the %%Pmod SF3%% are available {{reference/ | ||
| - | More specific information about how to use the %%Pmod SF3%% can be found by checking out the [[reference:pmod: | + | More specific information about how to use the %%Pmod SF3%% can be found by checking out the [[pmod: |
| If you have any questions or comments about the %%Pmod SF3%%, feel free to post them under the appropriate section (" | If you have any questions or comments about the %%Pmod SF3%%, feel free to post them under the appropriate section (" | ||

