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B.3. WISHBONE CLASSICAL CYCLES
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B.2.6 cyc
This signal indicates that a valid bus cycle is in progress. This signal should be asserted for the
duration of all (consecutive) bus cycles.
B.2.7 ack
This acknowledgment input indicates the normal termination of a bus cycle. Abnormal termi-
nation is indicated through the err signal.
B.2.8 cti
The cti signal indicates the current bus cycle type. This signal is described in more detail in
the section on incrementing burst cycles, see section B.4.
B.2.9 bte
The cti signal indicates the current bus cycle burst type. This signal is described in more
detail in the section on incrementing burst cycles, see section B.4.
B.2.10 err
This error signal indicates the abnormal termination of a bus cycle. The behavior of the master
and slave in response to the err signal is not defined in the standard.
B.3 Wishbone classical cycles
−WSS−CLK_I
ADR_O
DAT_O
DAT_I
WE_O
SEL_O
STB_O
CYC_O
VALID
VALID
VALID
ACK_I
Master signals
Figure B.2: Wishbone classical single read cycle.
A Wishbone classical bus cycle is signaled by asserting cyc and stb to the slave. These
signals are acknowledged by the ack signal from the slave. Whether to read or write can then
be selected by setting the other interface signals to appropriate levels. Fig. B.2 shows a timing
diagram for a Wishbone classical single read bus cycle. The WSS (wait state slave) signifies
that the slave can insert any number of wait states by keeping the ack signal low. Fig. B.3
shows a Wishbone classical single write.
The Wishbone classical bus cycles require the entire bus cycle to finish before starting
a new cycle. This disallows bursty accesses from occupying a minimum of time since no
overlapping is allowed. This has been addressed in revision B.3 of the Wishbone standard, see
section B.4.
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