| ??? 06/04/07 17:01 Read: times |
#140261 - Normally two pins are needed Responding to: ???'s previous message |
One, to output the data and another, to tell the outer world when the data is valid. This "telling" is normally done by emitting an edge toggling from high to low or vice versa when the data is valid and to trigger an external latch by this edge to catch the data somehow, before the next bit is emitted and the old data is lost.
Kai |
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