??? 07/07/07 20:37 Read: times |
#141576 - I am talking about the textbook example... Responding to: ???'s previous message |
...when the chipselect of memory is activated from the address decoder on a combination of N highest bits of the address bus of microcontroller (processor); and the address bus of memory is augmented by these bits plus all the bits beyond the native address range of microcontroller (processor) from a single latch.
In your case, A0-A13 from the '51+573 would go directly to memory, A14 and A15 would go to address decoder, which would assert /CS of memory active upon A15:A14=10(bin). Then, A14-A17 of memory is connected to the address latch directly. I just don't see the purpose of the adder, that's all. JW |