Pcmcia i/o read access – AMD Am79C930 User Manual
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Am79C930
PCMCIA I/O READ ACCESS
Parameter
Symbol
Parameter Description
Test Conditions
Min
Max
Unit
t
AVIGL
Address setup to
IORD
↓
70
ns
t
IGHAX
Address hold from
IORD
↑
20
ns
t
RGLIGL
REG
setup to
IORD
↓
5
ns
t
IGHRGH
REG
hold from
IORD
↑
0
ns
t
ELIGL
CE
setup to
IORD
↓
5
ns
t
IGHEH
CE
hold from
IORD
↑
20
ns
t
IGLIGH
IORD
width
165
ns
t
IGLIAL
INPACK
↓
delay from
IORD
↓
0
45
ns
t
IGHIAH
INPACK
↑
delay from
IORD
↑
45
ns
t
IGLWTL
WAIT
↓
delay from
IORD
↓
35
ns
t
WTLWTH
WAIT
width
Notes 1, 2
53 X T
CLKIN
ns
t
WTHQV
Data delay from
WAIT
↑
0
ns
t
IGLQNZ
Data enabled from
IORD
↓
Note
2
0
ns
t
IGLQV
Data delay from
IORD
↓
100
ns
t
IGHQX
Data hold from
IORD
↑
0
ns
t
IGHQZ
Data disabled from
IORD
↑
Note 2
20
ns
Notes:
1. The max value for this parameter assumes the following worst case situation:
Value
Worst Case
0
FLASH and SRAM wait states set at “3.”
1
Host performs PCMCIA WRITE cycle at same time that Am79C930 embedded 80188 controller begins
instruction fetch cycle to FLASH memory.
2
PCMCIA WRITE cycle is posted internal to Am79C930 device, pending the completion of the embedded 80188
controller access.
3
Host performs PCMCIA READ cycle immediately following completion of PCMCIA WRITE cycle.
4
After completion of first embedded 80188 access to FLASH, posted PCMCIA WRITE executes to SRAM;
PCMCIA READ stycle is being held in wait state.
5
After completion of posted ISA WRITE cycle, new embedded 80188 access to FLASH begins.
6
After completion of second embedded 80188 access to FLASH, PCMCIA READ cycle is allowed to proceed
onto memory bus to SRAM; host is still held in wait state.
7
At SRAM READ cycle completion, data is delivered to PCMCIA bus and wait state is exited.
2. Parameter is not included in production test.