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82375EB Datasheet(HTML) 89 Page - Intel Corporation |
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89 / 131 page ![]() 82375EBSB 5412 Rotating Priority Mode When any bank rotate control bit is set to a one that particular bank rotates between the requesting inputs Any or all banks can be set in rotate mode If all four banks are set in rotate mode the six supported masters are all rotated and the arbiter is in a pure rotating priority mode If within a rotating bank the highest priority device (a) does not have an active request the lower priority device (b or c) will be granted the bus However this does not change the rotation scheme When the bank toggles device b is the highest priority Because of this the maximum latency a device can encounter is two complete rotations 5413 Mixed Priority Mode Any combination of fixed priority and rotate priority modes can be used in different arbitration banks to achieve a specific arbitration scheme 5414 Locking Masters When a master acquires the PLOCK signal the arbiter gives that master highest priority until PLOCK is negated and FRAME is negated This insures that a master that locked a resource will eventually be able to unlock that same resource 542 ARBITRATION SIGNALING PROTOCOL An agent requests the PCI Bus by asserting its REQ When the arbiter determines that an agent may use the PCI Bus it asserts the agent’s GNT Figure 22 shows an example of the basic arbitration cycle Two agents (A and B) are used to illustrate how the arbiter alternates bus accesses Note in Figure 22 that the current owner of the bus may keep its REQ (REQ -A) asserted when it requires additional transactions REQ -A is asserted prior to or at clock 1 to request use of the PCI Bus Agent A is granted access to the bus (GNT -A is asserted) at clock 2 Agent A may start a transaction at clock 2 because FRAME and IRDY are negated and GNT -A is asserted Agent A’s transaction starts when FRAME is asserted (clock 3) Agent A requests another transaction by keeping REQ -A asserted When FRAME is asserted on clock 3 the arbiter determines that agent B has priority and asserts GNT -B and negates GNT -A on clock 4 When agent A completes its transaction on clock 4 it relinquishes the bus All PCI agents can determine the end of the current transaction when both FRAME and IRDY are negated Agent B becomes the PCI Bus owner on clock 5 (FRAME and IRDY are negated) and completes its transaction on clock 7 Note that REQ -B is negated and FRAME is asserted on clock 6 indicating that agent B requires only a single transaction The arbiter grants the next transaction to agent A because its REQ is still asserted 89 |
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