Fx3 GPIF 5 bit mode

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Anonymous
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Hi:

   

    I have a board with an FX3 connected to an FPGA where the GPIF is the synchronous 2bit mode.but through reading "Slave FIFO Interface for EZ-USB® FX3™: 5-Bit Address Mode", I have a quetion about 5bit mode:

   

Q1: Is there an advantage to use gpif 5bit mode compared with 2bit mode?only can use more physical sockets?

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Anonymous
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        Hi, If you need data paths just less than 4 from the GPIF to any peripheral then please go for SlaveFIFO 2bit. But in case if you need more than 4 then please go for 5bit. Other than that there is no specific advantage or disadvantage. Thanks, sai krishna.   

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Anonymous
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        Hi, If you need data paths just less than 4 from the GPIF to any peripheral then please go for SlaveFIFO 2bit. But in case if you need more than 4 then please go for 5bit. Other than that there is no specific advantage or disadvantage. Thanks, sai krishna.   
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Anonymous
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thanks for your answer! but what do you mean "data paths"? it means  sockets used for transmitting datas from GPIF to USB,UART,SPI,I2C and other peripheral?

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Anonymous
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Hi,

   

Yes. You are right.

   

Thanks,

   

sai krishna.

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