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CHAPTER 3 SYSTEM CONTROLLER
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Burst Type (applies to SDRAM chips): The burst type of a single SDRAM chip is programmed in the chip’s
Mode Register to be either interleaved or sequential. This concept relates only to the word-order in which data
is read into and written out of the SDRAM chip. The concept does not relate to the number of words transferred
in a given clock cycle. The burst type for all SDRAM chips attached to the
μ
PD98501 is configured during the
Memory Initialization procedure. The memory controller in the System Controller does NOT support the
interleaved burst mode and support only sequential burst mode.
3.4.7.4 SDRAM word ordering
Following Table shows the word-address order for a 4-word instruction-cache line fill from SDRAM. This order is
determined by the SDRAM chips’ burst type, which is programmed during the Memory Initialization procedure. The
memory controller programs the burst type and word order the same for all SDRAM chips connected to it (in the
System Memory ranges). The term “sequential” in this table refers to the SDRAM burst type. Burst length depends
only on the access type performed by the CPU.
Table 3-11. SDRAM Word Order for Instruction-Cache Line-Fill
SDRAM-Chip Burst Type
Start Column Address A1.A0
Sequential
Interleaved
00
0-1-2-3
not supported
01
1-2-3-0
not supported
10
2-3-0-1
not supported
11
3-0-1-2
not supported
Remark
The memory controller does not support the interleaved burst type for SDRAMs. It assumes that all
SDRAMs are initialized to the sequential burst type, using a burst length of 4 words.
3.4.7.5 SDRAM signal connections
Following Figure shows how the NEC 16Mbit SDRAMs are connected for System Memory. SMA[11] is the bank
select signal. In command cycle, SMA[11] low selects Bank A and SMA[11] High selects Bank B. Both banks share
the same SDCSB, SDRASB, SDCASB, and SDWEB signals.
The two banks of System Memory behave as two halves of the address range, with the highest unmasked address
bit controlling bank selection.