Check the attached schematic. R. Yablonski At 04:41 PM 2/20/04 +0530, you wrote: >Hi All, > I am using a 68332 interfaced with a memory bank >comprising of two HM628512 RAMs ( 70 nS). The chip selects >of the two RAMs are grounded and the OE and WE of the RAMs >are being controlled by individual chipselects. > >CS0 ----> Odd byte Output Enable >CS1 ----> Odd byte Write Enable >CS2 ----> Even byte Output Enable >CS10 ----> Even byte Write Enable > >As this is an obvious waste of chip selects and now that I >am running short of chip selects, I wish to use only one >chip select in the place of four. > > >The equations for the OE and WE are as follows > >" Even byte Read signal equation > RDEVEN = (!RW) # A0 # (SIZ0 & SIZ1) # CS; > > >" Even byte Write signal equation > WREVEN = RW # A0 # (SIZ0 & SIZ1) # CS; > > >" Odd byte Read signal equation > RDODD = (!RW) # (!A0 & SIZ0) # (SIZ0 & SIZ1) # (A0 >& SIZ1) # (A0 & !SIZ0) # CS; > > >" Odd byte Write signal equation > WRODD = RW # (!A0 & SIZ0) # (SIZ0 & SIZ1) # (A0 & >SIZ1) # (A0 & !SIZ0) # CS; > > > The chip enable pin on the RAMs are grounded as usual but >the problem that I am now facing is that the RAMs do not >work as expected which probably may be due to some mismatch >in timing. I am using a Lattice CPLD of 5 nS speed grade to >implement the above logic. > > Can any body suggest as to what may be wrong with my >scheme or the implementation of the logic? > > It would be a great help if anybody could suggest a >better and alternate way of doing the same. > >Thanks & Regards, >Philip Jones, >Engineer, >R&D Department, >ID Technologies. (A division of mark elektriks) >============================================================ >B1/1, Sai Sahawas Apt., | Phone: +91-20-4003315, 4007158 >Oppo. Corporation Bank, | TeleFax: +91-20-5410479 >Maharshi Karvenagar, | Email: development@... >Hingne (Bk), | www.markelektriks.com >Pune - 411052. India. | >============================================================ > > > > >---------------------------------------------------To learn more about >Motorola Microcontrollers, please visit >http://www.motorola.com/mcu > >learn more about Motorola Microcontrollers, please visit >http://www.motorola.com/mcu > > >Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > Sincerely, Robert E. Yablonski Hunt Dabney & Associates Electronic System Development and Design -------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.huntdabney.com fax: (714) 540-8131 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [68300] Chip select timing problem
2004-02-20 by Robert Yablonski
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