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LH540215 Datasheet(HTML) 19 Page - Sharp Corporation |
19 / 48 page ![]() locked paralleled, cascaded ‘master’ or ‘first-load,’ and cascaded ‘slave.’ The designations ‘master’ and ‘slave’ pertain to IDT-compatible depth cascading. Tables 1 and 2 show the signal encodings which select each grouping mode. In standalone operation, WXI/ WEN2 and RXI/REN2 both must be grounded so that the FIFO comes up in the standalone grouping mode after a reset operation. In interlocked-paralleled operation, WXI/WEN2 is tied to FF of the other paralleled FIFO, and RXI/REN2 is tied to EF of that same other FIFO. This interconnection scheme ensures that both FIFOs will operate together, and remain coordinated, regardless of tim- ing skews. In cascaded operation, WXI/ WEN2 is connected to the WXO (Write Expansion Output; actually WXO/HF) output of the previous FIFO in the cascade. RXI/ REN2 is likewise connected to the RXO (Read Expansion Output; actually RXO/ EF2) output of that previous FIFO. A reset operation forces WXO/HF and RXO/ EF2 HIGH for each FIFO; consequently, all FIFOs with their WXI/ WEN2 and RXI/ REN2 inputs thus connected come up in one of the two cascaded grouping modes, according to whether their FL/ RT inputs are grounded or tied HIGH. (See again Tables 1 and 2.) READ EXPANSION INPUT/ READ ENABLE 2 (RXI/ REN2) RXI /REN2 is a dual-purpose signal. It is one of four input signals which select the grouping mode in which the FIFO operates after being reset; the other three of these input signals are FL/ RT, WXI/WEN2, and EMODE. There are four possible grouping modes: standalone, inter- locked-paralleled, cascaded ‘master’ or ‘first-load,’ and cascaded ‘slave.’ The designations ‘master’ and ‘slave’ pertain to IDT-compatible depth cascading. Tables 1 and 2 show the signal encodings which select each grouping mode. In standalone operation, WXI/ WEN2 and RXI/REN2 both must be grounded, so that the FIFO comes up in the standalone grouping mode after a reset operation. In interlocked-paralleled operation, WXI/WEN2 is tied to FF of the other paralleled FIFO, and RXI/REN2 is tied to EF of that same other FIFO. This interconnection scheme ensures that both FIFOs will operate to- gether, and remain coordinated, regardless of timing skews. In cascaded operation, RXI/ REN2 is connected to RXO (Read Expansion Output; actually RXO/ EF2)) of the previous FIFO in the cascade. WXI/ WEN2 is likewise connected to WXO (Write Expansion Output; actually WXO/HF) output of that previous FIFO. A reset operation forces RXO/ EF2 and WXO/HF HIGH for each FIFO; consequently, all FIFOs with their RXI/ REN2 and WXI/ WEN2 inputs thus connected come up in one of the two IDT-compatible cascaded grouping modes, accord- ing to whether their FL/ RT inputs are grounded or tied HIGH. (See again Tables 1 and 2.) Data Outputs DATA OUT (Q0 – Q17) Data, programmable-flag-offset values, and Control- Register codes are output from the FIFO as 18-bit words on Q0 – Q17. Unused bit positions in offset-value words and Control-Register words are zero-filled. Control/Status Outputs FULL FLAG (FF) FF goes LOW whenever the FIFO is completely full. That is, whenever the FIFO’s internal write pointer has completely caught up with its internal read pointer; so that, if another word were to be written, it would have to overwrite the unread word which is now in position for reading out by the next requested read operation. Under these conditions, the FIFO is filled to its nominal capacity, which is 512 18-bit words for the LH540215 or 1024 18-bit words for the LH540225 respectively. Write operations are inhibited whenever FF is LOW, regardless of the assertion or deassertion of Write Enable (WEN). If the FIFO has been reset by asserting RS (LOW), FF initially is HIGH. But, whenever no read operations have been performed since the completion of the reset opera- tion, FF goes LOW after 512 write operations for the LH540215, or after 1024 write operations for the LH540225. (See Table 4.) FF gets updated after a LOW-to-HIGH transition of the Write Clock (WCLK). PROGRAMMABLE ALMOST-FULL FLAG (PAF) PAF goes LOW whenever the FIFO is ‘almost’ full; that is, whenever subtracting the value of the FIFO’s internal read pointer from the value of its internal write pointer yields a difference which is less than the value of the Programmable-Almost-Full-Flag Offset ‘p.’ The sub- traction is performed using modular arithmetic, modulo the total nominal number of 18-bit words in the FIFO’s physical memory, which is 512 for the LH540215 or 1024 for the LH540225 respectively. The default value of ‘p’ after the completion of a reset operation is one-eighth of the total number of words in the FIFO-memory array, minus one: 6310 for the LH540215 or 12710 for the LH540225 respectively. However, ‘p’ may be set to any value which does not exceed this total nominal number of words for the device, as explained in the description of Load (LD). DESCRIPTION OF SIGNALS AND OPERATING SEQUENCES (cont’d) BOLD ITALIC = Enhanced Operating Mode 512 x 18/1024 x 18 Synchronous FIFO LH540215/25 19 |
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