CL-PS7500FE
System-on-a-Chip for Internet Appliance
2. ASTCR I/O Cycle Type and Hold Times
NOTE: This assumes Divide-by-1 mode for the clocks, MEMCLK and I_OCLK.
When ASTCR is low (reset value):
I/O cycle type
Simple I/O
Module I/O
PC style I/O
When ASTCR is high:
I/O cycle type
Simple I/O
Module I/O
PC style I/O
Minimum hold time
2 MEMCLK periods − 1 I_OCLK period
2 MEMCLK periods − 1.5 I_OCLK periods
2 MEMCLK periods − 1.5 I_OCLK periods
Minimum hold time
2 MEMCLK periods − 0.5 I_OCLK periods
2 MEMCLK periods − 0.5 I_OCLK periods
2 MEMCLK periods − 0.5 I_OCLK periods
3. Example
In a system with:
q I_OCLK = 32 MHz
q MEMCLK = 40 MHz
the minimum hold time for a PC-style access is:
q 3.125 ns, if ASTCR = 0
q 34.375 ns, if ASTCR = 1
In addition there is a small amount of extra hold time, due to the delay from the internal memory clock, to
the latch enable signal for the address.
NOTE: These times refer to the signals changes at the pad on the inside of the CL-PS7500FE. The relative capac-
itive loading of the latched address and I/O chip select determines the overall timing.
June 1997
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