• Register and pin compatible with
TI TMS9914A (40-pin DIP, 44-pin PLCC,
and 44-pin QFP versions)
• Meets all IEEE 488.2 requirements
• Bus-line monitoring
• Preferred implementation
of requesting service
• No messages sent when
there are no Listeners
• 20 MHz maximum programmable
clock rate
• Low-power CMOS design with
TTL-compatible inputs
• Automatic EOS and/or
NL message detection
• Handles DMA transfers
• Programmable data transfer rate
with T1 delays of 350 ns, 500 ns,
1.1 μs, and 2 μs
• Programmably compatible with
GPIB transceivers (TI, National
Semiconductor, and Motorola)
Overview
The National Instruments NAT9914BPD, NAT9914BPL, and
NAT9914BPQ are drop-in replacement parts for the Texas Instruments
TMS9914A 40-pin DIP, 44-pin PLCC, and 44-pin QFP packages,
respectively. The NI NAT9914 is 100 percent register and pin compatible
with the 9914 on power-up and has additional features present in the
NAT4882 IEEE 488.2 Controller chip. Thus, the NAT9914 can perform all
interface functions defined by ANSI/IEEE Standard 488.1-1987 and
meets the additional requirements and recommendations of ANSI/IEEE
Standard 488.2-1992. The NAT9914 performs complete IEEE 488 Talker,
Listener, and Controller functions. The NAT9914 has the complete
register set and the identical pin configuration of the TI TMS9914A on
power-up, but has complete IEEE 488.2 Controller functionality through
software. You can take advantage of IEEE 488.2 with minimal software
changes. Although the default clock input is 5 MHz, the NAT9914 can
use clock input values up to 20 MHz for increased performance. The
NAT9914 can also run in NEC 7210 register-compatible mode with a
software command.
If you are looking for alternatives to
existing TI TMS9914A chip suppliers
or planning to upgrade your designs to
IEEE 488.2 without hardware changes,
you should consider using the
NAT9914. Furthermore, because the
NAT9914 can accept faster clock
inputs, performance increases without
substantial firmware changes.
General Architecture
The NAT9914 manages the IEEE 488 bus. You can program the IEEE 488
bus by writing control words into the appropriate registers. CPU-readable
status registers supply operational feedback. The NAT9914 mode
determines the function of these registers. On power-up or reset, the
NAT9914 registers resemble the TNS9914A register set, with additional
registers that supply extra functionality and IEEE 488.2 compatibility.
In this mode, the NAT9914 is completely pin-compatible with the
TI TMS9914A. If you enable the 7210 mode, the registers resemble
those of the NEC μPD7210 set, with additional registers that supply
extra functionality and IEEE 488.2 compatibility. This mode is not pin
compatible with the NEC μPD7210.
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on NI site
18 USD each.
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all my items was surplus parts.but new, never used.
