Pulse expanding system for microprocessor systems with slow memo

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ABSTRACT:
A digital system comprises a plurality of metal-oxide-semiconductors (MOS) chip random access memory (RAM) and read only memory (ROM) and peripheral interface adaptor circuits used as part of the computer coupled to a common bidirectional data bus which is coupled to and controlled by a microprocessor unit (MPU) chip. In the digital system, data transfers on the common bidirectional data bus are accomplished without the use of a memory synchronization signal so that a special signal conductor indicating when the memory is ready to transfer data is not required. This is accomplished by logic circuitry which expands a clock signal pulse which is applied to the microprocessor chip whenever a memory location is addressed which has a longer access time than is consistent with the width of the pulse ordinarily applied to the microprocessor to effect its operation.

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