74CHAPTER 3 On-Chip Communication Architecture Standards
the target (slave) by sending the OPC for the transfer (either read or write), the
transfer address ( ADD), and the byte enable ( BE) to specify which bytes in the
bus are signifi cant, based on the width of the data involved in the transfer (1–8
bytes). The write data bus ( DATA) to send the write data (for a write data transfer).
The slave indicates it has received the transfer request by asserting the handshake
signal ( R_REQ), and then proceeds to return the read data on the read data bus
(R_DATA) or write data in its address space for a write data transfer. The slave
returns an optional ...
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