Given the read cycle diagram below, if the memory speed is 52.5 ns, how many wait states are needed if the bus clock is 72.1-MHz? ? ADDRESS T Read Cycle with One Wait State T T T Memory Address to be Read Tos Data Read T DATA T MREQ T T RD#/WR WAIT TAD = 6.6 ns max TML = 1.9 ns min TM = 1.1 ns max THL = 3.6 ns max Tos = 9.2 ns min TMH = 0.5 ns max THH = 0.6 ns max ToH = 1.9 ns min T T
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