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LC895195 - ATA-PI (IDE) CD-ROM Decoder LSI

Features

  • ATA-PI (IDE) interface.
  • Supports 16× playback (with IORDY) - Using ×16 70 ns DRAMs.
  • 16.6 MB/s transfer rate: Using ×16 70 ns DRAMs.
  • 8.33 MB/s transfer rate: Using ×8 70 ns DRAMs.
  • Supports the use of from 1 M to 32 M of buffer RAM. (DRAM).
  • Allows the user to arbitrarily set the CD main channel, C2 flag and subcode areas in buffer RAM.
  • Batch transfer function (function for transferring the CD main channel, C2 flag and subcode data in.

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Ordering number : EN* 5192B CMOS LSI LC895195 ATA-PI (IDE) CD-ROM Decoder LSI Preliminary Overview The LC895195 is a CD-ROM decoder LSI that includes both an on-chip IDE interface that was developed jointly with Western Digital and an on-chip subcode ECC function. Package Dimensions unit: mm 3214-SQFP144 [LC895195] Features • ATA-PI (IDE) interface • Supports 16× playback (with IORDY) - Using ×16 70 ns DRAMs • 16.6 MB/s transfer rate: Using ×16 70 ns DRAMs • 8.33 MB/s transfer rate: Using ×8 70 ns DRAMs • Supports the use of from 1 M to 32 M of buffer RAM. (DRAM) • Allows the user to arbitrarily set the CD main channel, C2 flag and subcode areas in buffer RAM.
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