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IA2910A 参数 Datasheet PDF下载

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型号: IA2910A
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内容描述: 微控制器 [Microprogram Controller]
分类和应用: 微控制器
文件页数/大小: 19 页 / 164 K
品牌: INNOVASIC [ INNOVASIC, INC ]
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IA2910A  
Preliminary Data Sheet  
Microprogram Controller  
Instruction 4 PUSH is the PUSH/CONDITIONAL LOAD COUNTER instruction and is used  
primarily for setting up loops in microprogram firmware. In Figure II, when instruction 52 is in the  
pipeline register, a PUSH will be made onto the stack and the counter will be loaded based on the  
condition. When a PUSH occurs, the value pushed is always the next sequential instruction address.  
In this case, the address is 53. If the test fails, the counter is not loaded; if it is passed, the counter  
is loaded with the value contained in the pipeline register branch address field. Thus, a single  
microinstruction can be used to set up a loop to be executed a specific number of times.  
Instruction 8 will describe how to use the pushed value and the register/counter for looping.  
Instruction 5 JSRP is a CONDITIONAL JUMP-TO-SUBROUTINE via the register/counter or  
the contents of the PIPELINE register. As shown in Figure II, a PUSH is always performed and  
one of two subroutines executed. In this example, either the subroutine beginning at address 80 or  
the subroutine beginning at address 90 will be performed. A return-from-subroutine (instruction  
10) returns the microprogram flow to address 55. In order for this microinstruction control  
sequence to operate correctly, both the next address fields of instruction 53 and 54 would have to  
contain the proper value. Let’s assume that the branch address fields of instruction 53 contain the  
value 90 so that it will be in the IA2910A register/counter when the contents of address 54 are in  
the pipeline register. This requires that the instruction at address 53 load the register/counter.  
Now, during the execution of instruction 5 (at address 54), if the test failed, the contents of the  
register (value = 90) will select the address of the next microinstruction. If the test input passes, the  
pipeline register contents (value = 80) will determine the address of the next microinstruction.  
Therefore, this instruction provides the ability to select one of two subroutines to be executed  
based on a test condition.  
Instruction 6 CJV is a CONDITIONAL JUMP VECTOR instruction which provides the  
capability to take the branch address from a third source heretofore not discussed. In order for this  
instruction to be useful, the IA2910A output, VECTn is used to control a three-state control input  
of a register, buffer, or PROM containing the next microprogram address. This instruction  
provides one technique for performing interrupt type branching at the microprogram level. Since  
this instruction is conditional, a pass causes the next address to be taken from the vector source,  
while failure causes the next address to be taken from the microprogram counter. In the example  
of Figure II, if the CJV instruction is contained at location 52, execution will continue at vector  
address 20 if the CCn input is LOW and the microinstruction at address 53 will be executed if the  
CCn input is HIGH.  
Instruction 7 JRP is a CONDITIONAL JUMP via the contents of the IA2910A register/counter  
or the contents of the pipeline register. This instruction is very similar to instruction 5; the  
conditional jump-to-subroutine via R or PL. The major difference between instruction 5 and  
instruction 7 is that no push onto the stack is performed with 7. Figure II depicts this instruction  
as a branch to one of two locations depending on the test condition. the example assumes the  
pipeline register contains the value 70 when the contents of address 52 is being executed. As the  
contents of address 53 is clocked into the pipeline register, the value 70 is loaded into the  
register/counter in the IA2910A. The value 80 is available when the contents of address 53 is in the  
pipeline register. Thus, control is transferred to either address 70 or address 80 depending on the  
test condition.  
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