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PCI Arbiter Chips
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- Subject: PCI Arbiter Chips
- From: "David O'Shea" <daveo@corollary.com>
- Date: Wed, 19 Mar 1997 22:18:51 GMT
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Does anyone know of a nice PCI arbiter in a chip without much else?
Does anyone have experience with an FPGA pre-canned arbiter design
in place of a fixed silicon design?
I am looking for an arbiter with the following features:
1. Support for 5 Masters.
2. 2 Priority levels (or more).
3. Leaves GNT# asserted to current master when no REQ# asserted.
(This prevents Latency timer from kicking in for no reason).
4. Programmable cycle holdoff for RETRY'd masters before GNT# will
be awarded to RETRY'd master again.
5. Bus Parking on a selected Master (which can be a fixed REQ) when the
bus is in the idle state.
It's a big shopping list, so I would love to hear about any arbiters that
people have experience with.
Respond to me directly and I will post a summary, or just send it to
the reflector....
Thanks,
David O'Shea
daveo@corollary.com
Principle SW Engineer
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