QSPI is an enhanced version of SPI, with improvements in the data transfer rate. The data lines of QSPI are bidirectional and operate in parallel.
QSPI is widely used in LCD interfaces and computer peripheral devices, providing an efficient solution for data transmission.
QSPI is commonly employed in communication with LCD interfaces to achieve high-speed transmission of image data. Additionally, QSPI is extensively used in computer peripheral devices. QSPI typically utilizes three main signal lines: CS (Chip Select) for selecting the device for communication, CLK (Clock) for synchronizing data transmission, and DATA for the actual data transmission line.
The operating voltage of QSPI depends on the specifications of the corresponding integrated circuit (IC). Therefore, specific voltage requirements and characteristics will vary based on the IC used and the relevant application scenarios.
It is worth noting that when QSPI is applied to SPI Flash, it is recommended to use Serial Flash bus decode to ensure correct decoding and communication. Moreover, QSPI supports Single(1), Dual(2), Quad(4), and Octal(8) I/O modes, providing greater flexibility to adjust I/O modes according to specific needs to achieve higher transmission speeds and performance.
