Features: • PentiumStyle Burst Counter on Chip• Pipelined Data Out• 160 Pin Card Edge Module• Address Pipeline Supported by ADSP Disabled with Ex• All Cache Data and Tag I/Os are TTL Compatible• Three State Outputs• Byte Write Capability• Fast Module...
MCM72JG32: Features: • PentiumStyle Burst Counter on Chip• Pipelined Data Out• 160 Pin Card Edge Module• Address Pipeline Supported by ADSP Disabled with Ex• All Cache Data and Ta...
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Rating | Symbol | Value | |
Power Supply Voltage | VCC5 | 0.5 to + 7.0 | V |
Voltage Relative to VSS | Vin, Vout | 0.5 to VCC + 0.5 | V |
Output Current (per I/O) | Iout | ± 30 | mA |
Temperature Under Bias | Tbias | 10 to + 85 | °C |
Operating Temperature | TA | 0 to +70 | °C |
Storage Temperature | Tstg | 55 to + 125 | °C |
The MCM72JG32 and MCM72JG64 are designed to provide a burstable, high performance, 256K/512K L2 cache for the Pentium microprocessor in conjunction with Intel's Triton chip set. The modules are configured as 32K x 64 and
64K x 64 bits in a 160 pin card edge memory module. Each module uses four of Motorola's 5 V 32K x 18 or 64K x 18 BurstRAMs and one Motorola 5 V 32K x 8 FSRAM for the tag RAM.
Bursts of the MCM72JG32 can be initiated with either address status processor (ADSP) or cache address status (CADS). Subsequent burst addresses are generated internal to the BurstRAM by the cache burst advance (CADV) input pin.
Write cycles of the MCM72JG32 are internally self timed and are initiated by the rising edge of the clock (CLK0, CLK1) input. Eight write enables are provided for byte write control. PD0 PD4 map into the Triton chip set for autoconfiguration of the cache control.
Module family pinout of the MCM72JG32 supports 5 V and 3.3 V components. It is recommended that all power supplies be connected.
These cache modules are plug and pin compatible with the MCM64AF32SG15, a 256K byte asynchronous module also designed for the Pentium microprocessor in conjunction with Intel's Triton chip set.