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AD0 to AD15 is the address bus. AD0 to AD7 is also the data bus.
**broken link removed**The address is put on the address bus. The latch is enabled. Then the data is put on the data bus and read by the micro.
The low byte of the address goes though the latch. The high byte is connected directly as you can see. Port 0 then becomes the data bus and reads the output byte from the EPROM.here i have address from AD0 to AD7 connected to the latch circuit and at the same time to the EPROM, so in which one the address will be put.
So the address bus is 16-bits wide.what i know is the address A0 - A7 is low byte and A8-A15 will be high byte, but why?
do u mean port0 send only address in low byte to the latch not dataPort 0 then becomes the data bus and reads the output byte from the EPROM.
what do u mean....So the address bus is 16-bits wide.
Yes because an EPROM can't be written to. Read the link I gave you, it describes accessing both external code and data memory.do u mean port0 send only address in low byte to the latch not data
and after latching the address it read the data from EPROM
The address of the memory location needs to be put on the address bus or you won't be able to access it. Google "address bus".i mean how p0 becoum data bus and why send address first then data,?
It's a 16-bit address bus. It can't be simplified any more than that.what do u mean....