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413808 and 413812—Peripheral Bus Interface Unit

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413808 and 413812 I/O Controllers in TPER Mode

Developer’s Manual

October 2007

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Figure 66

illustrates a burst read cycle example for a 120 ns Flash device. This example

is illustrating a burst of two bytes or words. The PBI is capable of bursting up to four

bytes or words. The number of wait states used for address-to-data and data-to-data

are provided by the Address-to-Data Wait States and the Data-to-Data Wait States

field in PBBARx respectively.

Refer to

Table 362

for the programmable address-to-data, data-to-data, and recovery

wait states. These numbers are based on a 66 MHz internal clock for the PBI interface.

Figure 66. 120 ns Flash Burst Read Cycle

A[24:03]

A[02:00]

Ta1

Tw1

Tw4

Td2

Tr1

Tr4

POE #

PWE #

PCEx #

Tw1

Tw8

Td2

D[15:00]

D_in

D_ in

Ti/Ta

Ta2

Td1

Td1

B6270-01

Table 362. Flash Wait State Profile Programming

1

Flash Speed Address-to-Data Wait States Data-to-Data Wait States

2

Recovery Wait States

<= 55 ns

4

4

1

<= 120 ns

8

4

4

<= 150 ns

12

4

4

Notes:

1.

Each Wait State represents a 15 ns period based on a 66 MHz clock. Refer to the appropriate Flash

device datasheets for programming accurate wait state numbers.

2.

Data-to-Data wait states are used for burst reads.

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