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IDT7MPV6253

Description
256KB AND 512KB SECONDARY CACHE MODULES FOR THE PowerPCO
File Size54KB,7 Pages
ManufacturerIDT (Integrated Device Technology, Inc.)
Websitehttp://www.idt.com/
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IDT7MPV6253 Overview

256KB AND 512KB SECONDARY CACHE MODULES FOR THE PowerPCO

256KB AND 512KB SECONDARY
CACHE MODULES FOR THE
PowerPC™
Integrated Device Technology, Inc.
IDT7MPV6253
IDT7MPV6255/56
FEATURES
• For CHRP based PowerPC™ systems.
• Asynchronous and pipelined burst SRAM options in the
same module pinout
• Low-cost, low-profile card edge module with 178 leads
• Uses Burndy Computerbus™ connector, part number
ELF182KSC-3Z50
• Operates with external PowerPC CPU speeds up to
66MHz
• Separate 5V (±5%) and 3.3V (+10/-5%) power supplies
• Multiple GND pins and decoupling capacitors for maxi-
mum noise immunity
• Presence Detect output pins allow the system to deter-
mine the particular cache configuration.
x 8 asynchronous static RAMs and the IDT7MPV6255/56 use
IDT’s 71V432 32K x 32 pipelined synchronous burst static
RAMs in plastic surface mount packages mounted on a
multilayer epoxy laminate (FR-4) board. In addition, each of
the modules uses the IDT 71216 16K x 15 Cache-Tag static
RAM and IDT FCT logic. Extremely high speeds are achieved
using IDT’s high-reliability, low cost CMOS technology.
The low profile card edge package allows 178 signal leads
to be placed on a package 5.06" long, a maximum of 0.250"
thick and a maximum of 1.08" tall. The module space savings
versus discrete components allows the OEM to design addi-
tional functions onto the system or to shrink the size of the
motherboard for reduced cost.
All inputs and outputs are LVTTL-compatible, and operate
from separate 5V (±5%) and 3.3V (+10/-5%) power supplies.
Multiple GND pins and on-board decoupling capacitors en-
sure maximum protection from noise.
DESCRIPTION
The IDT7MPV6253/55/56 modules belong to a family of
secondary caches intended for use with PowerPC CPU-
based systems. The IDT7MPV6253 uses IDT’s 71V256 32K
FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
IDT7MPV6253 – 256KB ASYNCHRONOUS VERSION
A
14
- A
26
ALE
ADDR
A0
ADDR
A1
SRAM OE
1
WE#
0
32K x 8
Asynchronous
SRAM
32K x 8
Asynchronous
SRAM
32K x 8
Asynchronous
SRAM
32K x 8
Asynchronous
SRAM
8
13
Latch
13
PD
0
PD
1
PD
2
ADDR
A0
ADDR
A1
SRAM OE
0
DH
0
- DH
7
WE#
4
32K x 8
Asynchronous
SRAM
32K x 8
Asynchronous
SRAM
32K x 8
Asynchronous
SRAM
32K x 8
Asynchronous
SRAM
8
PD
3
DL
0
- DL
7
WE#
1
8
DH
8
- DH
15
WE#
5
8
DL
8
- DL
15
WE#
2
8
DH
16
- DH
23
WE#
6
8
DL
16
- DL
23
WE#
3
STANDBY
A
14
- A
26
TWE#
TOE#
STANDBY
TCLR#
TVALID
DIRTYIN
CLK
2
13
8
DH
24
- DH
31
WE#
7
STANDBY
12
8
DL
24
- DL
31
A
2
- A
13
TMATCH
8K x 12
Tag Field
8K x 2
Status
DIRTYOUT
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The IDT logo is a registered trademark of Integrated Device Technology, Inc. PowerPC is a trademark of IBM. Computerbus is trademark of Burndy.
COMMERCIAL TEMPERATURE RANGE
©1996
Integrated Device Technology, Inc.
JUNE 1996
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Description 256KB AND 512KB SECONDARY CACHE MODULES FOR THE PowerPCO 256KB AND 512KB SECONDARY CACHE MODULES FOR THE PowerPCO 256KB AND 512KB SECONDARY CACHE MODULES FOR THE PowerPCO 256KB AND 512KB SECONDARY CACHE MODULES FOR THE PowerPCO 256KB AND 512KB SECONDARY CACHE MODULES FOR THE PowerPCO 256KB AND 512KB SECONDARY CACHE MODULES FOR THE PowerPCO 256KB AND 512KB SECONDARY CACHE MODULES FOR THE PowerPCO 256KB AND 512KB SECONDARY CACHE MODULES FOR THE PowerPCO 256KB AND 512KB SECONDARY CACHE MODULES FOR THE PowerPCO

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