I was going through the GF180 memories. The signals CEN, WEN and GWEN seems like active high (from naming convention, there is no b/bar/n in the name). From the Verilog model it seems they are active low. Please confirm.
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Stefan Schippers
11/28/2022, 1:05 PM
In companies I have worked with the traiing 'N' means 'Negated' so these are active low. Haven't checked the specific verilog files though.
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Lab Lecture
11/28/2022, 1:09 PM
I see. I thought ...EN means enable. It could be enable negated too. Thanks @Stefan Schippers
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Philipp Gühring
11/28/2022, 3:38 PM
CE would be Chip-Enable, so CEN would be Chip-Enable-Negated. I guess the same applies for WEN and GWEN.
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