Vendor: Truechip Solutions Category: Network-On-Chip

NoC Silicon IP for RISC-V based chips supporting the TileLink protocol

Truechip's NoC Silicon IP provides chip designers and architects with an efficient way to connect multiple TileLink based master …

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Overview

Truechip's NoC Silicon IP provides chip designers and architects with an efficient way to connect multiple TileLink based master and slave devices with reduced latency, power, and area. NoC Silicon IP also helps to reduce the usage of interconnecting wires and resources inside the chip.

Key features

  • Complex network with acyclic agent graph (DAG). Layered and parallel NOC is also supported.Any number of master and slave port is supported. Each port can be configured individually.AMBA AHB3-Lite,5; AMBA AXI 3, 4, 4-Lite,4-Stream, 5,5-Lite,5-Stream, AMBA APB 2,3,4,5 TileLink Tl-UL, Tl-UHConfigurable memory map for different access types of memory regions.Support for different protocol for master and slave port interface.Each port data width can be different. Apart from data, other protocol supported signal can also different width.Early response possibleSupport different phase shifteded frequencies for each Master and SlavesPort priority, Programmable register, Keeper countSupport physical address conversion through NOCWithin minimum latency req or rsp can propagate through NoCBoth little & high endianness is supportedInterleaving support, Out of order transfer , Exclusives supports in AXI portSecure TransferBeat TransferNon contiguous addressEnable bufferingArithmetic and logical transferBack to back transfer supports in AHB

Block Diagram

NoC Silicon IP block diagram

Benefits

  • Available in native Verilog (RTL).
  • Unique development RTL coding technique to ensure the highest levels of quality for lower latency, highest throughput and lesser area.
  • Synthesis & CDC are clean up.
  • Verified with expert team using comprehensive and Regression Test Suites.
  • Consistency of interface, installation, operation, and documentation across all our IPs
  • 24X5 customer support
  • Unique and customizable licensing models

What’s Included?

  • NoC Matrix (Crossbar/Mesh) & NoC Port (AXI/AHB/APB/Tilelink)
  • IP generator & config tool
  • Verilog Test Environment with Verilog Testcases
  • IP analysis reports
    • Linting report
    • Synthesis report
  • IP-XACT RDL generated address map
  • Simulation script
  • IP Block Guide
  • Quick Start Guide

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
NoC Silicon IP
Vendor
Truechip Solutions
Type
Silicon IP

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Provider

Truechip Solutions
HQ: USA
Truechip is a leading provider of Design and Verification solutions – which help you to accelerate your design, lowering the cost and the risks associated in the development of your ASIC, FPGA and SoC. Truechip is a privately held company, with a global footprint and with a strong and experienced leadership team. Truechip was established in 2008 with a Mission to:
  • To create world class Verification IP Solutions
  • To provide expert consultancy to ASIC & SoC Design companies
  • To design SOCs from Architecture to Working Silicon
Our Vision is to:
  • To be the leading provider of Semiconductor IP Solutions
  • To be a one-stop-shop for Design and Verification
Our Guiding Principles are:
  • Customer Success
  • Commitment to Quality
    • Quality of Products
    • Quality of Engineers
  • Best in class Customer Support
  • Ethics and Integrity
We at Truechip leverage the extensive domain knowledge and expertise from current associations to provide complete set of design and verification solutions to our customers.
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Engineers should review the overview, key features, supported foundries and nodes, maturity, deliverables, and provider information before shortlisting this Network-On-Chip IP.

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