| ??? 03/28/03 11:39 Read: times |
#42433 - RE: What is Multiplexed Bus Structure Responding to: ???'s previous message |
One way to define :
Multiplexed : Address and Data share the same port and you smartly extricate the two use the ALE clock. Saves port pins when accessing code from external RAM. Non Multiplexed : Address has its own port and Data has its own port. They dont belive in sharing the same ports. I think that the Z80 MCU had this kind of bus - but my memory may be bad... This looks too funda a query. Is that what you meant ? Raghu |
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