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97 / 168 page ![]() Chapter 6 TX4955A System Interface 6-25 6.2.10 System Interface cycle time In the case of a processor, there is a response time for each kind of processor transaction and for each external request. A minimum and maximum cycle count has been prescribed for each response time. Since processor requests themselves are restrained by system interface request protocols, checking the protocols makes it possible to determine the cycle count required for requests. The interval for the next interface operation is variable within the range of the minimum and maximum cycle counts. • Stand-by time from when an external request is received and the processor releases the system interface, until when the interface enters the slave state (release latency). • Response time to external request that requires a response (external response latency). 6.2.10.1 Release latency Broadly defined, release latency is the number of cycles for which it is possible to wait from when the processor receives an external request until when the system interface is released and shifts to the slave state. If there are no processor requests currently in progress, the processor must delay release of the system interface for a few cycles since it is internal operation. Therefore, if release latency is strictly defined, it becomes the cycle count from when the ExtRqst* signal is asserted until when the Release* signal is asserted. There are three types of release latency. • Category 1: If external request signal is asserted 2 cycles before the final cycle of the processor request • Category 2: If external request signal is asserted during processor request or is the final cycle even if it is asserted • Category 3: If processor automatically shifts to the slave state Table 6.2.6 indicates the minimum and maximum release latency inherent to categories 1, 2, and 3. However, note that these cycle counts may be changed at any time. Table 6.2.6 Release Latency for External Requests Category Minimum cycle count Maximum cycle count 13 5 21 24 30 0 |
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