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CPE/EE 421Microcomputers
WEEK #10
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U A H Interpreting the Timing Diagram
The 68000 Read Cycle
Alan Clements
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Actual behavior of a D flip-flop
Timing Diagram of a Simple Flip-Flop
Idealized form of the timing diagram
Data hold time
Data setup time
Max time for output to become valid after clock
Alan Clements
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U A H An alternative form of the timing diagram
General form of the timing diagram
In state S1 a new address becomes
We are interested in the relationship
The earliest time at which the memory can begin to access data is measured from the point
Data must be valid
seconds before
Alan Clements
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Timing Example
?68000 clock 8 MHz t CYC = 125 ns ?68000 CPU t CLAV = 70 ns ?68000 CPU t DICL = 15 ns ?What is the minimum t acc ??3t CYC =t CLAV +t acc +t DICL ?375 = 70 +t acc + 15?
t acc = 290 ns