



SGMS055A - NOVEMBER 1994 - REVISED MARCH 1996
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IEEE Standard 1149.1-1990 Standard Test-Access Port and Boundary-Scan Architecture
The 'MCM42A dual 'C40 multichip module (MCM) contains two SMJ320C40s with 128K × 32 zero-wait-state SRAMs mapped to each local bus. Global address and data buses with two sets of control signals are routed externally for each processor, allowing external memory to be accessed. The external global bus provides a continuous address reach of two gigawords.
The dual 'C40 configuration allows standard microprocessor initialization using the bootstrap loader. Both reset-vector-control pins are brought out to external pins for each processor. A single CLKIN line and a RESET line feed both processors in parallel, minimizing clock skew and allowing easy synchronization for interlocked operations.
Communication port 0 of CPU #1 is connected to communication port 3 of CPU #2 for direct processor-to-processor communication.
The IEEE-1149.1 (JTAG) test ports of the 'C40s are connected serially to allow scan operations and emulation of the module as a whole. Testability of the 'MCM42A adds value and reduces development and support costs. Texas Instruments (TITM) offers a wide variety of ANSI/IEEE-1149.1 products and support.
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