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Wangjialin	6e9c59bfc3	feature(psram): add support for 64MBit psram of 1.8v and 3.3v. 1. Add reading psram EID. 2. Configure different clock mode for different EID. 3. add API to get psram size and voltage. 4. Remove unnecessary VSPI claim. For 32MBit@1.8V and 64MBit@3.3V psram, there should be 2 extra clock cycles after CS get high level. For 64MBit@1.8 psram, we can just use standard SPI protocol to drive the psram. We also need to increase the HOLD time for CS in this case. EID for psram: 32MBit 1.8v: 0x20 64MBit 1.8v: 0x26 64MBit 3.3v: 0x46	2018-07-10 14:24:59 +08:00
Jeroen Domburg	34372a091c	Add initial SPI RAM support. This adds support for an ESP-PSRAM32 chip connected to the default flash pins and GPIO 16 and 17. The RAM is mapped to address 0x3F800000, but otherwise ignored by esp-idf as of yet.	2017-09-04 12:05:49 +08:00

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Wangjialin

6e9c59bfc3

feature(psram): add support for 64MBit psram of 1.8v and 3.3v.

1. Add reading psram EID.
2. Configure different clock mode for different EID.
3. add API to get psram size and voltage.
4. Remove unnecessary VSPI claim.

For 32MBit@1.8V and 64MBit@3.3V psram, there should be 2 extra clock cycles after CS get high level.
For 64MBit@1.8 psram, we can just use standard SPI protocol to drive the psram. We also need to increase the HOLD time for CS in this case.

EID for psram:
32MBit 1.8v: 0x20
64MBit 1.8v: 0x26
64MBit 3.3v: 0x46

2018-07-10 14:24:59 +08:00

Jeroen Domburg

34372a091c

Add initial SPI RAM support. This adds support for an ESP-PSRAM32 chip connected to the default flash pins and GPIO 16 and 17. The RAM is mapped to address 0x3F800000, but otherwise ignored by esp-idf as of yet.

2017-09-04 12:05:49 +08:00

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