Vendor: Eureka Technology, Inc. Category: System Controller

Flash/ROM/SRAM Controller

Flash/ROM/SRAM Controller

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Key features

  • Supports industry standard Asynchronous SRAM, NOR Flash, ROM and similar memory devices.
  • Two request ports to allow two requesters to share access to the FLASH/ROM/SRAM devices.
  • 8 Chip select signals to access up to 8 memory banks.
  • Independent programmable timing parameters for each chip select.
  • Independent address mapping for each chip select.
  • Independent programmable data width of 8, 16 and 32 bits for each chip select.
  • Supports 32-bit and 64-bit user interface bus width.
  • Supports burst access from the request ports.
  • Automatic issues multiple access to memory device (byte collection) to match data word size of memory device with user interface data width.
  • Optional AHB user interface.
  • Optional ECC protection.
  • Optimzed for logic synthesis for ASIC and FPGA implementations.
  • Fully static design with edge triggered flip-flops.

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Specifications

Identity

Part Number
EP500
Vendor
Eureka Technology, Inc.

Provider

Eureka Technology, Inc.
HQ: USA
Eureka Technology Inc. provides reusable IP cores for ASIC, PLD and system designs. These system level function cores are designed to:
  • Shorten Time-to-market
  • Eliminate Design Risks
  • Reduce Development Costs
As today's technologies evolve in a very fast pace, design engineers are constantly looking for ways to speed up the design cycle in order to have product in the market ahead of the competitions. The use of reusable IP cores in IC and system design has emerged as the methodology of choice to address the needs for rapid productization, fast prototyping and software/hardware co-development. Eureka Technology help design engineers stay in the forefront of this new design methodology by providing reusable IP cores. Our reusable IP cores are silicon proven and pre-verified to meet and exceed customer requirements. Design risk is virtually eliminated since each one of these cores has been fully tested and proven in real world applications. Since founded in 1993, Eureka Technology has established itself as a leading reusable IP core provider with customer base in the United States, Japan, and Europe. We have provided reusable IP cores to many market leaders in the computer, electronics and semiconductor industries. Our technologies have been incorporated into tens of million dollars' worth of products sold by our customers. We also have entered partnership agreements with leading silicon vendors to incorporate our reusable IP cores into their silicon products. However, our important partnership is the one with our customers and we would like to be the design partner for your next project.
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