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Burst performance over both PCI buses (132 MBs) |
Assure high-speed system throughput. |
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Secondary bus arbiter |
Supports up to six external masters or devices on the secondary PCI bus. Additional devices can be supported by using external arbitration. |
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Six clock low-skew clock outputs that can be individually disabled |
Minimizes clock skew to just 0.3ns, allowing designers significant propagation skew margin. Unused clock outputs may be individually disabled to reduce power consumption. |
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Supports the PCI Clock Run Protocol |
Allows the clock speed to be dynamically changed to lower power consumption. |
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Programmable single- or two-tier arbitration on secondary bus |
Allows high-priority devices greater access to PCI bus. |
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ISA mode decoding |
Simplifies ISA device addressing. |
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Programmable latency timers |
Improves system performance when slower devices are present. |
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Flush/acknowledge buffer signaling |
Assures compatibility with other PCI-to-PCI bridge clips. |
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Resource locking |
In multi-CPU environments, this feature prevents the CPUs from getting out of synchronization by allowing one CPU to update a shared memory resource without interruption from the other CPUs in the system. |
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Eight general purpose I/O (GPIO) pins |
Provides designers with added flexibility and can be used to detect connections to docking stations. |
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PCI Way - Style Serial interrupts |
Supports PCI and ISA interrupts on one pin. Increases design flexibility in docking station environments. |
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Parity and system error detection |
Allows system to respond to a variety of error conditions. |
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Fabricated using CMOS process |
Low power consumption. |