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Differences of pipelined and flow-through syncronous SRAM

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Can anybody tell me the differences of
pipelined and flow-through syncronous burst SRAM like it is used for
MPC555 or 565.

I can see the additional registerbank in the pipelined version but what is the different behavior of both.

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Max
 

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