Mailbox
The Mailbox IP is the communication channel between the internal system and the host processors.
Overview
The Mailbox IP is the communication channel between the internal system and the host processors. The host processors communicates with Mailbox through the AXI Slave interface, and Mailbox communicates with the internal system through the System Bus. All host cpus have access to externally visible 16K Byte address maps, including Mailbox Memory, Mailbox Status, and Mailbox CTRL registers. The access mailbox is controlled by the host ID and each MailBoxs status, and the access Interruput CTRL is completely managed by the host ID.
Key features
- Support protection AXI/ICB
- Configure number of mailboxes
- Support configure input/output mailbox size
- Low latency BUS slave interface
Specifications
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What is Mailbox?
Mailbox is a System Controller IP core from Nuclei System Technology listed on Semi IP Hub.
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