Speed of Read vs Get
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I was wondering if anyone had an idea of the difference in access
speed between READing from the EEPROM and GETtting from the
scratchpad. Is there a signficant difference or a slight difference?
Eric
speed between READing from the EEPROM and GETtting from the
scratchpad. Is there a signficant difference or a slight difference?
Eric
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interpreter chip) EEPROM -- I've not measured but am confident that GET
will be faster.
-- Jon Williams
-- Applications Engineer, Parallax
-- Dallas Office
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I was wondering if anyone had an idea of the difference in access
speed between READing from the EEPROM and GETtting from the
scratchpad. Is there a signficant difference or a slight difference?
Eric
about the same as GET, but of course WRITE is verrrrry slow.
-- Tracy
>I was wondering if anyone had an idea of the difference in access
>speed between READing from the EEPROM and GETtting from the
>scratchpad. Is there a signficant difference or a slight difference?
>
>Eric
I remembered
on a BS2pe:
GET 140 to 155 microseconds
PUT 140 to 155 microseconds
READ 620 to 645 microseconds
WRITE 3500 to ??? microseconds
That is more than 4x advantage, which could add up if it is part of a
time-critical loop.
The times were measured on a BS2pe, so if you have a= BS2p, divide
those times by 2.5, except for WRITE, which would be about the same.
-- Tracy
>GET is faster than READ. Something like a factor of 2/3. PUT is
>about the same as GET, but of course WRITE is verrrrry slow.
>
> -- Tracy
>
>
>>I was wondering if anyone had an idea of the difference in access
>>speed between READing from the EEPROM and GETtting from the
>>scratchpad. Is there a signficant difference or a slight difference?
>>
> >Eric
I'm running out of room on the scratchpad. 2/3 isn't
bad at all. Thanks again.
Eric