included for every 8 bits of write data, to indicate which bytes of the data bus are
valid. This is useful for cases where there is a mismatch between the size of the
data being transferred and the data bus width. A separate write response channel
provides the slave a means to respond to write transactions. A write completion
signal occurs once for every burst (and not for every data transfer) to indicate the
status of the write at the slave. The fi ve separate channels provide implementation
fl exibility to a designer and can be implemented in any one of three ways:
1. Shared address bus and shared data buses (SASD): A single shared address ...
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