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Re: FW: [68300] Say hello to everyone.

Re: FW: [68300] Say hello to everyone.

2003-09-13 by liubo

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	I use MC68332ACFC25 which can run 25.165824MHz,it is no difference
to the MC68332ACFC16,except the clock,I don't think you need the datasheet.
	I know MPC555 is better than 68332,but it is too expensive,can anybody
tell me where can I find a CPU like 68332 which has TPU,SPI,UART,but the
system clock is much higher and has a floating point co-processor?Thanks.

								Liubo
	

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>Liubo,
>Can you verify that 68332 run at 25 mhz ?
>Do you have any official datasheet to support max speed is 25 mhz ?
>If you do, send me datasheet please.
>
>All datasheet I see indicate the max speed is 20 mhz.
>
>Thanks,
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: liubo [mailto:boliu@...]
>Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 6:48 PM
>Subject: [68300] Say hello to everyone.
>
>
>	Hi everyone!
>	2 years ago,I had asked Charles Melear many questions about MC683332
>through the mailing list.
>But later the mailing list dispeared.Today I finally find it in YAHOO.This
>is the first time I
>come here.Several days ago,I asked Charles Melear some question,I write the
>question and his answers
>here,maybe it is useful to you.
>
>>	1.CPU is also MC68332,but has many 8bit width interface IC (8 or 10
>CAN,ARCNET controllers),
>>I always connect 8bit interface to D8-D15 of 68332,this time I wonder can
>68332 drive so many
>>IC? Do I need to add buffers(such as 74HC245)?How can I do? I think maybe I
>can connect half
>>of the controllers to D0-D7 of 68332,doing so maybe I can decrease the
>burden of 68332?
>
>Liubo,
>
>How many devices are you planning on connecting to the data bus?
>
>You can connect peripherals to both the upper half and lower half of the
>data bus although it presents nightmares for your software guys.  Basically
>you have to configure the bus as a 16 bit bus and then read the bus as a
>16-bit value and mask off the portion that you do not want.  The other
>problem is that you have to address the buss as consecutive words as opposed
>to consecutive bytes.  That is, there is no address 0 line.  You might be
>able to use the MOVEP instruction.  I have never used it but I think it is
>supposed to facilitate what you are suggesting.
>
>>	2. I use 68332 at 25M clk,do I need to select a high speed memory chip?Is
>it enough
>>if I use 70ns speed chip?
>
>Liubo,
>
>I believe that the minimum access time is two full S-clock cycles.  The
>S-clock is essentially equal to the internal bus speed.  I have not gone
>through the calculations but I believe that you actually need 80 ns. memory
>to run with no wait states at 25 MHZ  (40 ns period).  Anyway, 70 ns would
>do.
>
>>	3.In my system,I use SPI to connect to other IO boards.In the last
>design,I find that some
>>time it is abnormal when I use SPI(input or output error),I think the first
>reason is I choose
>>the high speed SPI,but the main reason is 68332 SPI drive many SPI device
>and there are distances
>>about 50CM to 68332.Can I improve the quality of SPI by add buffers(74245)
>at each IO boards?
>>Can I do other things?
>
>Liubo,
>
>I am not sure what to tell you here.  50 cm doesn't sound like too long a
>wire that it is going to give you problems.  You have to use decent wire and
>maybe even shielded wire.  Buffers on the SPI are used all the time.
>
>>	Thank you very much!
>
>           liubo
>            boliu@...
>
>
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