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address decoder

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address decoder
A circuit that converts an address into the electrical signals required to retrieve the data from a memory cell, disk sector, cartridge library or other memory or storage device.


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An SOC Kernel includes the IP cores common to most 32-bit systems: interrupt controller, timers, interface for parallel inputs and outputs, address decoder, an internal memory controller (with a memory model), system bus interface elements, and a microprocessor interface.
3v, this device offers two NS16C550 high speed UARTS (Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter) with send/receive 16 Byte FIFOs, ISA host interface, general purpose address decoder, multi-mode parallel port with ChiProtect(TM) and EPP/ECP support.
Both devices have 512 KBytes of flash, a second concurrent 32 KByte Flash Array, 8 KBytes of SRAM, a built-in configurable interface for 16-bit and 32-bit MCUs or DSPs, a programmable address decoder, and a small CPLD for chip selects, combinatorial logic and configurable pin-assignments.
 
 
 
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