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82374EB Datasheet(HTML) 116 Page - Intel Corporation |
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116 / 208 page ![]() 82374EB82374SB Generates Data Swap Buffer Control The EISA controller generates the control signals for the data bus swap control (assemblydisassembly) and swapping process to support data size mismatches of the devices on the EISA and ISA buses The actual data steering and swapping is performed by the PCEB Generate Wait States The wait state generator is responsible for generating the wait states based on the sampling of the EXRDY CHRDY NOWS and the default wait states The default wait state depends on the cycle type 52 Clock Generation The ESC is generates the EISA Bus clock The ESC uses a divider circuit to generate the EISA Bus clock The ESC supports PCI bus frequencies between 25 MHz and 33 MHz The PCI clock is divided by 3 or 4 by the clock generation logic in the ESC The EISA Clock Divisor register bits 20 select the divide value The ESC provides the EISA Bus clock as the BCLKOUT output Although the ESC is capable of driving 240 pF load on the BCLKOUT pin it is recommended that this signal be buffered to protect the EISA BCLK signal The ESC EISA control logic and EISA interface is synchronous to the BCLK input A maximum delay of 15 ns is allowed between the BCLKOUT output and the BCLK input for proper device functionality Table 9 PCICLK and BCLK Frequency Relationship PCICLK DIVISOR BCLK (MHz) (Programmable) (MHz) 25 3 833 30 4 75 333 4 833 NOTE The ESC wakes up after reset with a default divisor value of 4 521 CLOCK STRETCHING The ESC is capable of stretching EISA Bus clock (BCLKOUT) for PCEB generated EISA cycles The ESC stretches the EISA Bus clock (BCLKOUT) in order to minimize the synchronization penalty between PCI clock and EISA clock for accesses to EISA Bus by PCI agents The PCEB initiates an EISA cycle by asserting START synchronous to PCICLK The ESC ensures the START minimum pulse width is met by stretching the EISA Bus clock low time The ESC samples START on every PCICLK when the PCEB has the EISA Bus After sampling START asserted the ESC delays the rising edge of BCLKOUT until the START has met the 115 ns minimum pulse width specification 116 |
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