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15.0 Switching Characteristics (Continued)<br />

BSCK<br />

ADSO<br />

T1<br />

Walt State Insertion<br />

T2<br />

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TL/F/9345-44<br />

Symbol<br />

ews<br />

ewr<br />

Parameter<br />

External Wait Setup to T3..l. Clock<br />

(Note 1)<br />

External Wait Release Time<br />

(Note 1)<br />

Min Max Units<br />

10 ns<br />

15 ns<br />

Nota 1: The addition of wait.tates affects the count of deserialized bytes and is limHed to a number of bus clock cycles depending on the bus clock and network<br />

rates. The allowable waH states are found in the table below. (Assumas 1 Mbitisec data rate.)<br />

BUSCK(MHz)<br />

Byte Transfer<br />

'" of Walt States<br />

Word Transfer<br />

The number of allowable wait states in byte mode can be calculated using:<br />

*W(by1emodO) - C.:::k<br />

-1)<br />

1 0 1 #W - Number of Walt States<br />

2 2 4<br />

tnw - Network Clock Period<br />

!bsck - BSCK Period<br />

4 6 9 Tha number of allowable waH states in word mode can be calculated using:<br />

8 13<br />

Table assumes 1 MHz network clock.<br />

19 ( 5tnw )<br />

#W(word modo) - 2tbsck- 1<br />

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