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Course: COEN 417, Fall 2009
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Decoding Address with PROM Address Decoding with PROM M address inputs COEN417 - 2 1 Address Decoding with PROM (Cont'd) Address decoding involves the generation of one or more chip select outputs from several address inputs The PROM has m address inputs, p data outputs, and a chip-select input, as illustrated in Fig. 5.15 Whenever the PROM is enabled, the m-bit address selects one out of 2m p-bit...

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Decoding Address with PROM Address Decoding with PROM M address inputs COEN417 - 2 1 Address Decoding with PROM (Cont'd) Address decoding involves the generation of one or more chip select outputs from several address inputs The PROM has m address inputs, p data outputs, and a chip-select input, as illustrated in Fig. 5.15 Whenever the PROM is enabled, the m-bit address selects one out of 2m p-bit words and applies it to the p data terminals than a look-up table containing the address decoding table PROM-based address decoder is nothing more...
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