Intel 386 Computer Hardware User Manual


 
CACHE SUBSYSTEMS
Address Access Time (Without Buffers)
The smaller
of:
4xCLK2 -
386
Min
Data
-
385
Max CALEN - 74AS373 C-to-Q
Period Setup (t21) Delay (t21b) Max Delay
4xCLK2 - 386 Min Data -
385
Max Addr
Period Setup (t21) Valid Delay (t6)
- 74AS373 D-to-Q
Max Delay
Chip Select Access Time (With Buffers)
4xCLK2 -
386
Min
Data
-
385
Max CS(O-3)#- 74AS245 A-to-B
Period Setup (t21) Delay (t23) Max Delay
Chip Select Access Time (Without Buffers)
4xCLK2 -
386
Min
Data
-
385
Max CS(O-3)#
Period
Setup (t21) Delay (t23)
Output Enable to
Data
Valid (Direct Mapped Without Buffers)
2xCLK2 - 386 Min Data -
385
Max
COE#
Period Setup (t21) Delay (t25a)
Output Enable to
Data
Valid (Two-Way Without Buffers)
2xCLK2 - 386 Min
Data
-
385
Max
COE#
Period Setup (t21) Delay (t25b)
In
82385
configurations which use buffers for the cache-data memory, the output enable
time for the SRAM
is
effectively the address access time since there
is
no output enable
on the SRAM itself. The 82385 controls the direction and enabling of the 74AS245
buffers.
Write Cycles
Address Valid to End of Write
The smaller
of:
3xCLK2 +385
CWE#
Min-
385
Max CALEN
-74AS373
C-to-Q
Period Delay (t22a) Delay (t21b) Max Delay
3xCLK2 +
385
CWE#
Min -
386
Max Addr
Period Delay (t22a) Valid Delay (t6)
Data Setup Time (With Buffers)
-74AS373 C-to-Q
Max Delay
385
CWE#
Min - 74AS08 Max - 74AS245 Enable to
Data
Pulse (t22b) Prop Delay Max Delay
Data Hold Time (With Buffers)
74AS08 Min - 74AS245 Enable to
Data
Prop Delay Min Delay
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