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Timeouts during data operations with the AT45DB321E-SHF-T are often caused by incorrect settings, power issues, bus overload, or faulty memory. By carefully checking the clock and timing configurations, ensuring a stable power supply, and following the correct command sequence, you can eliminate most timeout problems. If the issue persists, testing or replacing the memory chip may be necessary. By following these steps, you can resolve the timeout issue and ensure reliable operation of the AT45DB321E-SHF-T in your system.
