Compact flash core, Core overview, Functional description – Altera Embedded Peripherals IP User Manual

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Core Overview

The CompactFlash core allows you to connect systems built on Osys to CompactFlash storage cards in

true IDE mode by providing an Avalon

®

Memory-Mapped (Avalon-MM) interface to the registers on the

storage cards. The core supports PIO mode 0.
The CompactFlash core also provides an Avalon-MM slave interface which can be used by Avalon-MM

master peripherals such as a Nios

®

II processor to communicate with the CompactFlash core and manage

its operations.

Functional Description

Figure 4-1: System With a CompactFlash Core

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As shown in the block diagram, the CompactFlash core provides two Avalon-MM slave interfaces: the

ide

slave port for accessing the registers on the CompactFlash device and the

ctl

slave port for accessing the

core's internal registers. These registers can be used by Avalon-MM master peripherals such as a Nios II

processor to control the operations of the CompactFlash core and to transfer data to and from the

CompactFlash device.
You can set the CompactFlash core to generate two active-high interrupt requests (IRQs): one signals the

insertion and removal of a CompactFlash device and the other passes interrupt signals from the Compact‐

Flash device.

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