[Coco] deuce memory bandwidth?

jdaggett at gate.net jdaggett at gate.net
Sat Aug 7 20:58:21 EDT 2004


You are right. The hardest thing to remember is which clock is 
which. 

Address is latched out on the rising edge of Q 
Data Latched out on the Rising edge of E.
Data latched in on the falling edge of E. 

james

On 7 Aug 2004 at 17:04, Paul T. Barton wrote:

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> James,
> 
> --- jdaggett at gate.net wrote:
> 
> > Kevin 
> > 
> > one other note. 
> > 
> > The 6809/6309 operate under a two phase clock
> > system. The two 
> > clocks are in quadrature and the Q clock leads
> > the E clock by 90 
> > degress.  All machine cycles are referenced to
> > the falling edge of the E clock. 
> > 
> > The CPU latches data out on databuss on the
> > rising edge of the E 
> > clock and latches data into the core from the
> > data buss on the 
> > falling edge of the E clock. Data  being read
> > by the CPU must be 
> > stable by the falling edge of the Eclock and
> > should  have a hold 
> > time of about 5% of the machine cycle after the
> > fall of the Eclock. 
> > One more item, the address bus is valid on the
> > falling edge of the Q clock.
> 
> How about rising?
> I read that addresses are valid
> on rising edge of Q.
> 
> 
> > By using a two phase clock the 6809 can move
> > stuff around withing 
> > the processor four times faster than a CISC
> > processor usign a 
> > single pahse clock. If you XOR the two phase
> > clocks, you get an 
> > equivalent 4 times frequency clock. 
> > 
> > james
> --snipped--
> 
> 
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