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- Page 13 and 14: PrefaceThis preface introduces the
- Page 15 and 16: PrefaceAppendix A AHB-Lite Overview
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AHB ComponentsTrial synthesis of th
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AHB ComponentsAHB1AHBdecoder 1A[31:
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AHB Componentsconfirmation of compl
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AHB ComponentsMaster cancelspending
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AHB ComponentsSignal AHB bus Direct
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AHB Components3.13 Asynchronous AHB
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AHB ComponentsTable 3-13 Asynchrono
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AHB ComponentsTable 3-13 Asynchrono
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AHB ComponentsSlave responsesLocked
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AHB ComponentsThe nonvectored and d
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AHB Components7. Clear the interrup
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AHB ComponentsBits Name FunctionIRQ
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AHB ComponentsBits Name FunctionSof
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AHB ComponentsDefault Vector Addres
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AHB ComponentsTable 3-30 lists the
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AHB ComponentsPeripheral Identifica
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AHB ComponentsPrimeCell Identificat
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AHB ComponentsSignal Type Direction
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AHB ComponentsDownsizer transfersTh
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AHB ComponentsUnsupported transfers
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AHB ComponentsTable 3-43 Signal map
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AHB ComponentsInstead of reading HR
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AHB ComponentsThe funnel can only f
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APB Components4.1 Remap and pause c
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APB ComponentsReset Status Clear Re
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APB ComponentsPeripheral Identifica
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APB ComponentsPrimeCell Identificat
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APB ComponentsThe functionality of
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APB Components4.3 Peripheral to bri
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APB Components4.4.1 Programmer’s
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APB ComponentsWatchdog Raw Interrup
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APB ComponentsWatchdog Integration
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APB ComponentsNoteWhen you design a
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APB ComponentsThe four, 8-bit Prime
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APB Components4.5 Dual input timerT
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APB Componentsbackground load value
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APB ComponentsCurrent Value Registe
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APB ComponentsTable 4-31 lists the
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APB ComponentsTable 4-34 lists the
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APB ComponentsPeripheral Identifica
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APB ComponentsPrimeCell Identificat
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Behavioral Models5.1 External RAM,T
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Behavioral Models5.5 AHB file reade
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Behavioral ModelsThe following AHB-
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Behavioral ModelsIf HREADY is asser
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Behavioral ModelsCycle n Cycle n+1C
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Behavioral ModelsCycle 1 Cycle 2Com
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Behavioral ModelsThis sequence perf
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Behavioral ModelsTable 5-7 Stimulus
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Behavioral ModelsField Default Valu
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Behavioral ModelsInput stimulusfile
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Behavioral ModelsEndiannessThe prep
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Behavioral ModelsTable 5-13 fm2conv
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Behavioral ModelsTable 5-16 Numberi
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Behavioral Models5.6 Test interface
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Behavioral Models5.6.2 User-defined
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PrimeCell GPIO6.1 OperationThe Prim
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AHB-Lite OverviewA.1 About AHB-Lite
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AHB-Lite OverviewTable A-1 AHB-Lite
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AHB-Lite OverviewA.3 AHB-Lite slave
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GlossaryAdvanced Peripheral Bus (AP
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Glossaryaddresses cause accesses to
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