Theory of Operation
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CFC
InternalParallel Bus
8/D
28-Bit
Presettable
EventCounter
U290,U480,
U470
6/A
LegendN/A = N Address
N/D= N Data Lines
StatusBuffer
U395,U380A,
U385
Enable/Buffer&
LevelShifters 8/D
Demultiplexer
U530A,U585
8/D
24-Bit
Presettable
Counter
U390,U470
8/D
29-Bit
Presettable
Reference
Counter
U295,U380,
U470
Synchronizer
Synchronizer
DetectedVideo
Option
IF
100MHz
Figure 3-25: Microprocessor Count er System (CPU)
TheMicroprocessor(CPU)isbasedonan8MHzNECPD70108(V20).
The V20 is configured in the minimum mode (pin36 connected to Vcc) using a
demultiplexed bus. In the demultiplexed bus configuration,the address bits
(AD0 through AD7 and A8 through A19) arepresented to the address latches
(U440, U450, U465), and the falling edge of ALE (pin 28 ofU250) latches the
address lines. Approximately one clockcycle later, the data lines (AD0 through
AD7) become active for eithera read or write operation. (Notice that the AD0
through AD7 lines provide both the low ordereight bits of address and the eight
bits of data.) The DIR signal (pin 30 of U250) determines the direction of data
flow on the data lines. This signal is used to set the direction of the bidirectional
data buffer (U460).
Once the address lines havebeen latched, they are decoded using the Program-
mable Logic Devices (PLDs) U515 andU530, and the 4 to 16 line decoder,
U585. The outputs of these PLDs are used to enable the various peripheral
sections of the board.
Microprocessor (CPU)