Clocking Scheme
- Addresses
- Read address latched on rising edge of K
- Write address latched on rising edge of K (in burst-of-4 mode, burst-of-2 uses rising edge of not-K)
- Data
- Write
- If /WPS is low
- A data word on Data In is latched on rising edge of K
- The next data word on Data In is latched on rising edge of /K
- If /WPS is low
- Read
- A read is a two-cycle process
- If /RPS is low
- The first rising edge of K latches the read address, A
- The second rising edge of K puts the data word, from address A, on the Data Out bus
- The next rising edge of /K puts the next data word, from address A+1, on the Data Out bus
- Write
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