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Offline Tension

Re: Zorro 3 Bus Speed
« on: March 10, 2010, 12:23:56 AM »
Quote from: alexh;546842
No-one is going to make one. It is not economically viable.


But surely nothing is economically viable in the Amiga world these days.

Some people will pay whatever it costs.  The others could never afford it.

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Re: Zorro 3 Bus Speed
« Reply #1 on: March 11, 2010, 11:34:25 AM »
Quote from: trekiej;547089
One of the parts of the Asynchronous 68000 bust transfer is the wait states that are added while waiting for /DTACK. /DTACK can be created by a counter that is activated by /AS which is active low Address Strobe. The clock counts for a number of cycles then applies /DTACK.
What is also interesting is the circuits used to interface SDRAM. The address gets multiplexed by a counter to do the two sets of address reads, that is from the cpu to sdram. This is done after /AS and before /DTACK.


Yet another post that goes right over my head  :)

Excellent.