Mode 4 And Mode 5 Synchronous Burst Read Operation Mode; Synchronous Read In Non-Multiplexed Address And Data Memory - Texas Instruments OMAP5912 Reference Manual

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3.2.11

Mode 4 and Mode 5 Synchronous Burst Read Operation Mode

Synchronous Read in Non-Multiplexed Address and Data Memory

Figure 21.
Mode 4 Synchronous Burst 4x16-Bit Read Operation on 16-Bit Width Device
(RDWST=3, FCLKDIV =0, ADVHOLD=0, RDMODE=4). Data write-back on the bus after
read completion.
TC_CLK
FLASH.CLK
FLASH.CSx
FLASH.ADV
FLASH.A(25:1)
FLASH.D(15:0)
FLASH.OE
FLASH_DIR_O
FLASH.BE(1:0)
FLASH.RDY
FLASH.BAA
SPRU749A
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The synchronous burst read mode 4 and 5 are selected by setting the
RDMODE bit field in the corresponding EMIFS chip-select configuration
register (see Table 19).
J
RDMODE = 4 or 5
-
This mode only supports synchronous read accesses (single or
consecutive). Flash devices usually require synchronous setup and
enable mode to be done after power up. RDMODE must be changed to
mode 4 or mode 5 only after flash device setup.
N cycles
M cycles
-
The REF_CLK is divided from TC_CK by a programmable value
contained in FCLKDIV bit field of the CS configuration register (see
Table 19).
-
CS, ADV and address are driven one REF_CLK cycle before the first
FLASH.CLK rising edge is provided externally. This ensures CS, ADV, and
address valid setup time to device clock rising edge to be met.
Valid address
D0
D1
D2
00
OMAP3.2 Subsystem
Traffic Controller
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D3
D3
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