User:Ulfalizer
Misc. timing stuff brought together in one place
Reads and writes
Read (LDA $1234, NOP)
Tick-by-tick from http://nesdev.org/6502_cpu.txt interleaved with steps from Visual 2A03:
# address R/W description --- ------- --- ------------------------------------------------- 1 PC R fetch opcode, increment PC ab db rw pc phi2 0000 ad 1 0000 0 0000 ad 1 0000 1 2 PC R fetch low byte of address, increment PC ab db rw pc phi2 0001 34 1 0001 0 0001 34 1 0001 1 3 PC R fetch high byte of address, increment PC ab db rw pc phi2 0002 12 1 0002 0 0002 12 1 0002 1 4 address R read from effective address ab db rw pc phi2 1234 00 1 0003 0 1234 00 1 0003 1
Write (LDA #$AB, STA $1234, NOP)
Tick-by-tick from http://nesdev.org/6502_cpu.txt interleaved with steps from Visual 2A03:
# address R/W description --- ------- --- ------------------------------------------ 1 PC R fetch opcode, increment PC ab db rw pc phi2 0002 8d 1 0002 0 0002 8d 1 0002 1 2 PC R fetch low byte of address, increment PC ab db rw pc phi2 0003 34 1 0003 0 0003 34 1 0003 1 3 PC R fetch high byte of address, increment PC ab db rw pc phi2 0004 12 1 0004 0 0004 12 1 0004 1 4 address W write register to effective address ab db rw pc phi2 1234 12 0 0005 0 1234 ab 0 0005 1
Read/write observations
- Address bus changes right away (during φ1).
- rw changes right away (during φ1).
- Values appear to be read during φ2 (dbx pins buffered on cclk).
- db changes during φ2 for writes too.
- Clocks section of tutorial.
Interrupts
Sampled during φ1: irq inverts into 1599, which is driven low by cclk (i.e., always driven low during φ2).
Visual 6502 links
Smallest IRQ assertion interval that will trigger an IRQ for LDA #FF: http://visual6502.org/JSSim/expert.html?logmore=Execute,irq&a=0&d=58A9FF1890FE&irq0=5&irq1=6&steps=20
Ditto for LSR $AB: http://visual6502.org/JSSim/expert.html?logmore=Execute,irq&a=0&d=5846AB1890FE&irq0=11&irq1=12&steps=20
Ditto for LSR $AB with NMI instead of IRQ: http://visual6502.org/JSSim/expert.html?logmore=Execute,nmi&a=0&d=58461890FE&nmi0=11&nmi1=12&steps=20
M2 duty cycle
The M2 duty cycle is 5/8 - forum post and CPU pin-out page. Low for 9/8 PPU cycles, high for 15/8 PPU cycles. Low for 4.5 master cycles, high for 7.5 master cycles. Low for ~210 ns, high for ~349 ns.