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DP8500 Datasheet(HTML) 3 Page - National Semiconductor (TI) |
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3 / 70 page ![]() 10 Introduction The DP8520A21A22A are CMOS Video RAM controllers that incorporate many advanced features including the ca- pabilities of address latches refresh counter refresh clock row column and refresh address multiplexor delay line re- freshaccessVRAM transfer cycle arbitration logic and high capacitive drivers The programmable system interface allows any manufacturer’s microprocessor or bus to directly interface via the DP8520A21A22A to VRAM arrays up to 64 Mbytes in size After power up the DP8520A21A22A must first be pro- grammed before accessing the VRAM The chip is pro- grammed through the address bus There are two methods of programming the chip The first method mode load only is accomplished by asserting the signal mode load ML A valid programming selection is pre- sented on the row column bank and ECAS inputs then ML is negated When ML is negated the chip is programmed with the valid programming bits on the address bus The second method chip selected access is accomplished by asserting ML and performing a chip selected access When CS and AREQ are asserted for the access the chip is programmed During this programming access the pro- gramming bits affecting the wait logic become effective im- mediately allowing the access to terminate After the ac- cess ML is negated and the rest of the programming bits take effect Once the DP8520A21A22A has been programmed a 60 ms initialization period is entered During this time the DP8520A21A22A controllers perform refreshes to the VRAM array so further VRAM warm up cycles are unneces- sary The DP8520A21A22A can now be used to access the VRAM There are two modes of accessing with the control- ler The two modes are Mode 0 which initiates RAS syn- chronously and Mode 1 which initiates RAS asynchronous- ly To access the VRAM using Mode 0 the signal ALE is as- serted along with CS to ensure a valid VRAM access ALE asserting sets an internal latch and only needs to be pulsed and not held throughout the entire access On the next ris- ing clock edge after the latch is set RAS will be asserted for that access The DP8520A21A22A will place the row address on the VRAM address bus guarantee the pro- grammed value of row address hold time of the VRAM place the column address on the VRAM address bus guar- antee the programmed value of column address setup time and assert CAS AREQ can be asserted anytime after the clock edge which starts the access RAS RAS and CAS will extend until AREQ is negated The other access mode Mode 1 is asynchronous to the clock When ADS is asserted RAS is asserted The DP8520A21A22A will place the row address on the VRAM address bus guarantee the programmed value of row address hold time place the column address on the VRAM address bus guarantee the programmed value of column address setup time and assert CAS AREQ can be tied to ADS or can be asserted after ADS is asserted AREQ negated will terminate the access The DP8520A21A22A also provides full support for VRAM transfer cycles To begin the cycle the input AVSRLRQ Advanced Video Shift Register Load Request is asserted and must precede the input VSRL Video Shift Register Load asserting by enough CLK periods to guaran- tee any access in progress or pending refresh can finish VSRL asserting causes DT OE to transition low immediate- ly Both VSRL and DT OE assert before RAS and CAS as- sert for the transfer The cycle is ended by DT OE negating This is caused by either VSRL negating or by four rising edges of CLK from VSRL asserting whichever comes first The DP8520A21A22A have greatly expanded refresh ca- pabilities compared to other VRAM controllers There are three modes of refreshing available These modes are inter- nal automatic refreshing externally controlledburst re- freshing and refresh requestacknowledge refreshing Any of these modes can be used together or separately to achieve the desired results In any combination of these modes the programming of ECAS0 determines the use of the RFIP (RFRQ) pin ECAS0 asserted during programming causes this pin to function as RFIP which will assert just prior to a refresh cycle and will negate when the refresh is completed ECAS0 negated during programming causes this pin to function as RFRQ which indicates an internal refresh request when asserted When using internal automatic refreshing the DP8520A 21A22A will generate an internal refresh request from the refresh request clock The DP8520A21A22A will arbitrate between the refresh requests and accesses Assuming an access is not currently in progress the DP8520A21A22A will grant a refresh assert RFIP if programmed and on the next positive clock edge refreshing will begin If an access had been in progress the refresh will begin after the access has terminated To use externally controlledburst refresh the user disables the internal refresh request by asserting the input DISRFRSH A refresh can now be externally requested by asserting the input RFSH The DP8520A21A22A will arbi- trate between the external refresh request and accesses Assuming an access is not currently in progress the DP8520A21A22A will grant a refresh assert RFIP if pro- grammed and on the next positive clock edge refreshing will begin If an access had been in progress the refresh would take place after the access has terminated With refresh requestacknowledge mode the DP8520A 21A22A broadcasts the internal refresh request to the sys- tem through the RFRQ output pin External circuitry can de- termine when to refresh the VRAM through the RFSH input The controllers have three types of refreshing available conventional staggered and error scrubbing Any refresh control mode can be used with any type of refresh In a conventional refresh all of the RAS outputs will be asserted and negated at once In a staggered refresh the RAS out- puts will be asserted one positive clock edge apart Error scrubbing is the same as conventional refresh except that a CAS will be asserted during a refresh allowing the system to run that data through an EDAC chip and write it back to memory if a single bit error has occurred The refreshes can be extended with the EXTEND REFRESH input EXTNDRF The DP8520A21A22A have wait support available as DTACK or WAIT Both are programmable DTACK Data Transfer ACKnowledge is useful for processors whose wait signal is active high WAIT is useful for processors whose 3 |
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