I am trying to use the AT21CS01 Chip from the microchip. It's a single-wire memory chip. I am using it for the identification of my device. I am trying to read the data using an Arduino board. Please let me know how to use that chip.

 

You might find this development tool useful, if nothing more than an example of the chip being used.
https://www.microchip.com/wwwproducts/DevTool/digikey/AT21CS01

There is plenty of Microchips documentation including application notes at
https://www.microchip.com/en-us/product/AT21CS01

Sections #2 and #3 of the attached datasheet should tell you what you need to know. If you lucky, somebody might know where to find the code for a driver.

 

 

This is the waveform I get when I reset the EEPROM.
the EEPROM doesn't drive the S/O pin to low even after the reset command.

 

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I have tried many things for reading data from at21cs01 via Arduino. But i did not achieve. After that i bought DM160232 for this and i saw different signals for any different address like attach. I would like to ask how to read value from at21cs01 if you did successfully. Thanks in advance.

 

Are you using the library from github?? https://github.com/Marzogh/AT21CSXX

 

Are you using the library from github?? https://github.com/Marzogh/AT21CSXX

No, i couldn't import to Arduino Margozh's library. That attach obtained by Microchip's DM160232 Serial Memory Single-Wire.

 

That device is weird in such the start signal determines high/ low speed... However! I cant find what these two speeds are.. I'm assuming 400Khz and 100Khz ( the original I2C bus speeds ) You MUST set the I2C to one of these speeds to use this device,

Personnally, I wouldn't I would go for the DS18B20 range as there is FAAAR more support. The D18 can also be parasitic..

 

That device is weird in such the start signal determines high/ low speed... However! I cant find what these two speeds are.. I'm assuming 400Khz and 100Khz ( the original I2C bus speeds ) You MUST set the I2C to one of these speeds to use this device,

Personnally, I wouldn't I would go for the DS18B20 range as there is FAAAR more support. The D18 can also be parasitic..

I tried to use DS18's library but i couldn't even so achieve. I had even used with ChatGPT but it did not work. You are right about I2C bus speeds but AT21CS01 is single-wire EEPROM and freq is approximate 70 kHz as seen in the attachment.

 

I2C standard is 100Khz.. But that lil device is > 15Khz ( slow ) or > 125Khz ( fast )

I would need one to play with, But I don't.. For the sake of using the SCLK pin, just use standard I2C.. I mean the pin cannot be used for anything else!!