Datasheet
Table Of Contents
- Document Information
- Contents
- 1 Functional description
- 1.1 Overview
- 1.2 Product features
- 1.3 Performance
- 1.4 Block diagram
- 1.5 Supported GNSS Constellations
- 1.6 Assisted GNSS (A-GNSS)
- 1.7 Augmentation Systems
- 1.8 Broadcast Navigation Data
- 1.9 Untethered Dead Reckoning (UDR)
- 1.10 Odometer
- 1.11 Data logging
- 1.12 Geofencing
- 1.13 Message Integrity Protection
- 1.14 Spoofing Detection
- 1.15 TIMEPULSE
- 1.16 Protocols and interfaces
- 1.17 Interfaces
- 1.18 Clock generation
- 1.19 Power management
- 1.20 Antenna
- 2 Pin Definition
- 3 Configuration management
- 4 Electrical specification
- 5 Mechanical specifications
- 6 Reliability tests and approvals
- 7 Product handling & soldering
- 8 Default messages
- 9 Labeling and ordering information
- Related documents
- Revision history
- Contact
NEO-M8U - Data Sheet
UBX-15015679 - R06 Electrical specification Page 19 of 27
Product Information
4.4 SPI timing diagrams
In order to avoid incorrect operation of the SPI, the user needs to comply with certain timing
conditions. The following signals need to be considered for timing constraints:
Symbol Description
SPI CS_N (SS_N) Slave select signal
SPI CLK (SCK) Slave clock signal
Table 12: Symbol description
Figure 3: SPI timing diagram
4.4.1 Timing recommendations
The recommendations below are based on a firmware running from Flash memory.
Parameter Description Recommendation
t
INIT
Initialization Time
>10 µs
t
DES
Deselect Time 1 ms.
t
bit
Minimum bit time 180 ns (5.5 MHz max bit frequency)
t
byte
Minimum byte period
8 µs (125 kHz max byte frequency)
Table 13: SPI timing recommendations
☞ The values in the above table result from the requirement of an error-free transmission. By
allowing just a few errors and disabling the glitch filter, the bit rate can be increased considerably.
4.5 DDC timing diagrams
The DDC interface is I
2
C Fast Mode compliant. For timing parameters consult the I
2
C standard.
☞ The maximum bit rate is 400 kb/s. The interface stretches the clock when slowed down when
serving interrupts, so real bit rates may be slightly lower.