CL-PS7500FE
System-on-a-Chip for Internet Appliance
D[31:16]
16
16
ARM7500
nWBE
nRBE
nBLO
EN
DQ
G
BDHI[15:0]
16
EN
QD
16
G
I/O Device
LA[9:0]
10
BD[15:0]
16
nIOW
nIOR
eg. nCCS
CLK16
Figure D-1. 32-bit I/O Interface
The write and read path each contain a 16-bit latch with tristate output enable control:
q The write latch latches data from D[31:16] when nBLO is high and drive the latched data onto the expanded
I/O bus, BDHI[15:0], when nWBE is active-low.
q The read latch should latch data from BDHI[15:0] when nBLO is high and drive the latched data onto
D[31:16], when nRBE is active-low.
NOTE: Like the BD[15:0] bus, the write enable nWBE remains active-low by default. It is deasserted only during the
read cycles, thus the I/O device must not attempt to drive BD[15:0] or BDHI[15:0], except when a read cycle
occurs.
June 1997
ADVANCE DATA BOOK v2.0
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