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DP8344 Datasheet(HTML) 97 Page - National Semiconductor (TI) |
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97 / 184 page ![]() 50 Device Specifications (Continued) 55 SWITCHING CHARACTERISTICS The following specifications apply for VCC e 45V to 55V TA e 0 Cto70 C 551 Definitions The timing specifications for the BCP are provided in the following tables and figures The tables consist of five sec- tions which are the following the timing parameter symbol the parameter ID the parameter description the formula for the parameter and the timing specification for the pa- rameter Below each table is a figure containing the wave- forms for the parameters in the table The parameter symbol is composed of the type of timing specification and the signal or signals involved Note that the symbols are unique only within a given table The follow- ing symbol conventions are used for the type of timing spec- ification tW Pulse width specification tPD Propagation delay specification tH Hold time specification tSU Setup time specification tZA High impedance to active delay specification (enable time) tAZ Active to high impedance delay specification (disable time) tACC Access time specification tT Clock period specification The parameter ID is used to cross reference the timing parameter to the appropriate timing relationship in the ac- companying figure The waveforms in the figures are shown with the CPU clock running full speed ( CCS e 0) For this case CPU-CLK and CLK-OUT are equivalent If CPU-CLK 2 is selected ( CCS e 1) the effect on the waveforms with CLK-OUT is for CLK-OUT to double in frequency The same is true for waveforms with X1 Note that CLK-OUT is always running at the crystal frequency and it is the CPU-CLK that is changing to half speed The parameter description defines the timing relationship being specified BCP pin references are capitalized in the description Many of the timing specifications are dependent on vari- ables such as operating frequency and number of pro- grammed wait states The formula for the parameter allows an accurate timing specification to be calculated for any combination of these variables The formula represents the part of the timing specification that is synchronized to the internal CPU clock This value is calculated and then added to the value specified under the Min or Max column to cre- ate the minimum or maximum guaranteed timing specifica- tion for the parameter The following acronyms are used in the tables DMEM refers to data memory IMEM refers to instruction memory RIC refers to the Remote Interface Control register PC refers to the BCP Program Counter T refers to the CPU clock period in ns TH refers to first half pulse width (high time) of the CPU clock in ns TL refers to second half pulse width (low time) of the CPU clock in ns C refers to the transceiver clock period in ns nIW is the number of instruction memory wait states pro- grammed in DCR nDW is the number of data memory wait states pro- grammed in DCR nLW is the number of remote wait states due to a BCP local data memory access nRW is the number of CPU wait states due to a remote access MAX(AB) means take the greater value of A or B The following table is an example of the format used for the timing specifications In this example tW-RD indicates a pulse width specification for the output pin READ The ID for locating the parameter in the timing waveforms is 10 The formula for this specification involves data and instruc- tion memory wait states and the CPU clock period For the case of 3 data memory wait states and 0 instruction memory wait states and a CPU clock period of 50 ns the READ low minimum pulse width would be calculated as (MAX(30b1)a1)Ta(b10) e 4T b 10 e 190 ns For the case of 1 data memory wait state and 3 instruction memory wait states and a CPU clock period of 50 ns the READ low minimum pulse width would be calculated as (MAX(13b1)a1)Ta(b10) e 3T b 10 e 140 ns To calculate nLW the following two equations are needed nLW (min) e 0 nLW (max) e MAX(nDW nIW–1)aData Memory Access Cy- cle Data Memory Access Cycle is normally 3 T-states if 4TR e 0 and 4 T-states if 4TR e 1 Keep in mind that both LOR and WAIT can extend nLW Symbol ID Parameter Formula Min Max Units tW-RD 10 Read Low (MAX(nDW nIWb1)a1)Tab10 10 ns 97 |
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