The 4-to-1 bit multiplexers select input bits based on signals B and A.
"B" is VCYC inverted.
"A", the Row/Column selector, is /RAS clocked by the 28 MHz master clock.
This is /RAS delayed by 1/28th of a microsecond, which is 35 ns.
/CAS is /RAS clocked by CY3, which is half the 28 MHz master clock.
This is /RAS delayed by 1/14th of a microsecond which is 71 ns.
DRAM cycle frequency is 28/8 = 3.5 MHz.
in | out | |||
---|---|---|---|---|
video (VCYC=1) | mpu (VCYC=0) | |||
row | col | row | col | |
ra0 | ma5 | a0 | a8 | xa0 |
ra1 | ma6 | a1 | a9 | xa1 |
ra2 | ma7 | a2 | a10 | xa2 |
ma0 | ma8 | a3 | a11 | xa3 |
ma1 | ma9 | a4 | a12 | xa4 |
ma2 | ma10 | a5 | a13 | xa5 |
ma3 | ma11 | a6 | a14 | xa6 |
ma4 | ma12 | a7 | a15 | xa7 |
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