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i am using tms320c6455 dsk kit
is it possible to use keep emif pin high for a second?

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mkrao_kiran,

On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 7:28 AM,  <m...@rediffmail.com> wrote:
> i am using tms320c6455 dsk kit
> is it possible to use keep emif pin high for a second?

<mld>
Yes, BUT... [I have never tried it]
The only way tat I know to do this reliably is to use ARDY to hold the
memory cycle.  If you do this, the DSP will be stalled and if you have
dynamic memory, it will not be refreshed [causing memory problems].

You really should use a GPIO pin or external logic to accomplish this.

mikedunn

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