Architectures and Processors forum can anyone tell me the difference between pipelined bus and depipelined bus?and i have uploaded two screen shot of both so what does that arrow from mclk to a[31:0] indicates?

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can anyone tell me the difference between pipelined bus and depipelined bus?and i have uploaded two screen shot of both so what does that arrow from mclk to a[31:0] indicates?

nirav over 9 years ago

what does that arrow indicates(arrow from mclk to a[31:0] ?

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Colin Campbell over 9 years ago in reply to nirav +1

Hi ineev, I think in these diagrams the second is described as "de-pipelined" because when the data transfer occurs the address value is still valid on the bus, similar to what you would have for an SRAM...