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DPRAM
Abstract: verilog code for 16 kb ram block code error management, verilog APEX20K APEX20KC APEX20KE CRC-32 802.3 CRC32 crc 16 verilog STATIC RAM vhdl
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8/16/document DPRAM verilog code for 16 kb ram block code error management, verilog APEX20K APEX20KC APEX20KE CRC-32 802.3 CRC32 crc 16 verilog STATIC RAM vhdl | |
0E000000
Abstract: AR-S1 26
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REJ06B0300-0100O/Rev 0E000000 AR-S1 26 | |
hd68000Contextual Info: -U172.1 HD63450, HD63450Y, HD63450P HD63450PS, HD63450CP Ci CMOS Direct Memory Access Controller SEPTEMBER, 1989 0 H IT A C H I The HD63450 is a CMOS Direct Memory Access Controller DMAC . It is upwardly compatible with the NMOS DMAC HD68450. In addition to the NMOS DMAC HD68450 features, the |
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-U172 HD63450, HD63450Y, HD63450P HD63450PS, HD63450CP HD63450 HD68450. HD68450 hd68000 | |
DTC Data TechnologyContextual Info: APPLICATION NOTE H8S/2200 Series Simultaneous Startup of DTC, DMAC, and CPU Introduction Starts up DTC, DMAC, and CPU each time a compare match occurs. DTC transfers data from the ROM to the I/O port and outputs pulses. The DMAC transfers data stored in RAM1 to RAM2. The CPU monitors the state of the port and |
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H8S/2200 H8S/2239 REJ06B0323-0100Z/Rev DTC Data Technology | |
sfr32c83Contextual Info: APPLICATION NOTE M32C/80 Series Using DMAC II Single Transfer 1. Abstract This application note describes how to use DMAC II in single transfer mode. 2. Introduction The explanation of this issue is applied to the following condition: Applicable MCU: M32C/80 Series |
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M32C/80 M32C/85 REJ05B0508-0100/Rev sfr32c83 | |
cpu in diagramsContextual Info: APPLICATION NOTE H8S Family Simultaneous Startup of DTC, DMAC, and CPU Introduction Starts up DTC, DMAC, and CPU each time a compare match occurs. DTC transfers data from the ROM to the I/O port and outputs pulses. The DMAC transfers data stored in RAM1 to RAM2. The CPU monitors the state of the port and |
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H8S/2339 REJ06B0470-0100/Rev cpu in diagrams | |
100C
Abstract: SH7670 DARN
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SH7670 SH7670. SH7670 REJ06B0793-0100/Rev 100C DARN | |
Contextual Info: APPLICATION NOTE H8SX Family Ring Buffer Processing by DMAC Extended Repeat Area Function Preliminary Summary Ring buffer processing is performed by means of the DMAC extended repeat area function. Contents 1. Specifications . 2 |
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REJ06B0301-0100O/Rev | |
h8sxContextual Info: APPLICATION NOTE H8SX Family Using the DMAC to Drive Continuous SCI Transmission in Asynchronous Mode Introduction Asynchronous transfer is used to transmit 128 bytes of data. Using the DMAC to handle the transfer transmission of data enables continuous transmission with no CPU intervention. |
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H8SX/1653 REJ06B0665-0100/Rev h8sx | |
UART0
Abstract: f1SIO
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M16C/62P REJ05B0590-0101/Rev UART0 f1SIO | |
FFA000Contextual Info: APPLICATION NOTE H8SX Family Ring Buffer Processing Using Extended Repeat Area Function of the DMAC Introduction The direct memory access controller DMAC performs ring buffer processing using the extended repeat area function. Target Device H8SX/1653 Contents |
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H8SX/1653 REJ06B0623-0100/Rev FFA000 | |
0C00
Abstract: 100C
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SH7211 SH7211. SH7211 REJ06B0724-0101/Rev 0C00 100C | |
Contextual Info: APPLICATION NOTE M16C/26 Using the DMAC with a Forward Destination 1.0 Abstract The following article introduces and shows an example of how to use the DMAC function of the M16C/26 with a fixed source address and forward counting destination address. 2.0 Introduction |
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M16C/26 M16C/26 M30262 16-bit M16C/60 10-bit | |
NC30Contextual Info: APPLICATION NOTE M16C/62 Using the M16C/62 DMAC in Forward Destination Mode 1.0 Abstract The following article introduces and shows an example of how to use the DMAC function of the M16C/62 with a fixed source address and forward counting destination address. |
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M16C/62 M16C/62 16-bit NC30 | |
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Contextual Info: APPLICATION NOTE H8S Family A/D Conversion by Timer Trigger Introduction The A/D converter and DMAC by a conversion start trigger is started from the TPU, A/D conversion of the audio signals is performed and the signals to the RAM are transferred through the DMAC. |
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H8S/2339 REJ06B0468-0100/Rev | |
SH7263
Abstract: 101C SH7203 iodefine CBR4800
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SH7263/SH7203 SH7263/SH7203. SH7263/SH7203 REJ06B0734-0101/Rev SH7263 101C SH7203 iodefine CBR4800 | |
101C
Abstract: 9600BPS
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SH7211 SH7211. SH7211 REJ06B0725-0101/Rev 101C 9600BPS | |
PFC 32U
Abstract: 101C SH7670 115200 UART
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SH7670 SH7670. SH7670 REJ06B0794-0100/Rev PFC 32U 101C 115200 UART | |
FFFE0010
Abstract: FFFE0018 FFFE1000 FFFE1004 FFFE1008 FFFE100C H1-303
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SH7211 SH7211 REJ06B0721-0100/as REJ06B0721-0100/Rev FFFE0010 FFFE0018 FFFE1000 FFFE1004 FFFE1008 FFFE100C H1-303 | |
0C00
Abstract: 100C SH7286
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SH7280 SH7285. SH7285 REJ06B0768-0100/Rev 0C00 100C SH7286 | |
WE32104
Abstract: we32100 DMAC
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32-bit 133-pin 225pF) WE32104 we32100 DMAC | |
h8sxContextual Info: APPLICATION NOTE H8SX Family Using the DMAC to Drive Continuous SCI Reception in Asynchronous Mode Introduction Asynchronous transfer is used to receive 128 bytes of data. Using the DMAC to handle the transfer reception of data enables continuous reception with no CPU intervention. |
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H8SX/1653 REJ06B0666-0100/Rev h8sx | |
MD10
Abstract: MD11
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M32C/85 REJ05B0506-0101/Rev MD10 MD11 | |
Contextual Info: APPLICATION NOTE M16C/Tiny Series Operation of DMAC One-Shot Transfer Mode 1. Abstract In one-shot transfer mode of DMAC, choose functions from those listed in Table 1. Operations of the checked items are described below. Table 1. Choosed Functions Item |
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M16C/Tiny M16C/26, M16C/26A, M16C/28, M16C/29 REJ05B0633-0100/Rev |