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Question about two-port and dual-port

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Two-port or dual-port?

Dear all,
I am rather confused about these two. I think both of them should have two separate address bus and data bus. But which one has single clock and which one has two clocks?
Thanks!
 

Re: Two-port or dual-port?

Hi eexuke,

Dual port means you can read & write the 2 ports(port A, port B).

Two port means one port is read only, another port is write only.
 

Re: Two-port or dual-port?

Dual port and two port can both have two clocks.
As specified by wadaye, Dual port can support the two read/write operation at the same time, but the two port can't.
 

Re: Two-port or dual-port?

the difference is : dual-port you can read and write at the same time
but two-port you can not do that
 

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