Read Access Size Adaptation And Cs Pulse Width High Control - Texas Instruments OMAP5912 Reference Manual

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Read Access Size Adaptation and CS Pulse Width High Control

Figure 8.
Asynchronous 32-Bit Read Operation on a 16-Bit Width Device. RDWST=4
FCLKDIV=0 OESETUP = 0 OEHOLD = 0 ADVHOLD = 0 BTWST=0 BTMODE=0. Data
write-back on the bus after read completion.
TC_CLK
REF_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
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OMAP3.2 Subsystem
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In read mode 0, the EMIFS splits the Word32 access into two Word16
accesses in case of 16-bit device width. 4xWord32 burst read are split into
eight successive Word16 accesses. The split process follows the little
endian protocol (Word32 LSB part at lower Word16 address).
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During split read accesses and during burst read accesses, the CS signal
is deactivated for at least one TC_CK between two successive accesses.
CS pulse-width high time can be extended by the BTWST field in the CS
configuration register (see also bus turn around and CS negation time
control).
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CS pulse width high = (BTWST +1) TC_CK
N cycles
M cycles
Valid address 0
Low
N cycles
BTWST +1
M cycles
Valid address 1
VD0
00
VD1
VD1
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