Ultra-low memory IP

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In Memory Computing (IMC)
- CompuRAM™ provides In Memory Computing (IMC) that will enable solutions for computing at the Edge to be more power efficient. At present, sensor data often has to be sent from an IoT device to a server for processing, which creates a connectivity requirement and an unavoidable latency.
- For time critical applications this is not acceptable and so there is a drive to do more computation within the device itself, i.e., AI processing at the Edge.
Ultra-low voltage, SRAM
- SureCore has exploited its low power design capability to create a new range of ultra-low voltage, SRAM solutions, called PowerMiser^™ Plus.
- Based on the market-leading, low dynamic power PowerMiser architecture, this dual rail product family can interface down to 0.45V, enabling customers to create innovative, low power products.
OCTARAM Memory Model
- Supports OCTARAM memory devices from all leading vendors.
- Supports 100% of OCTARAM protocol standard specification.
- Supports all the OCTARAM commands as per the specification.
- Supports device density up to 256MB.
ARC EM9D 32-bit DSP Enhanced Processor core based on the ARCv2DSP ISA with CCM and XY Memory
- Dual 32x16 XMAC component supports up to two 32x16 MAC operations per instructions and supports all the 32x16 & dual 16x16 MAC instructions
- Dual XMAC built in shifters and 80-bit accumulators allow pseudo floating-point operations to be performed which greatly expanded dynamic range
- RAM configuration optimized for efficient area and power
- Improved system efficiency with enhanced ARM® AMBA® AXI™/AHB™ bus bridges
ARC EM11D Enhanced 32-bit processor core, ARCv2DSP ISA with Cache and XY Memory
- Dual 32x16 XMAC component supports up to two 32x16 MAC operations per instructions and supports all the 32x16 & dual 16x16 MAC instructions
- Dual XMAC built in shifters and 80-bit accumulators allow pseudo floating-point operations to be performed which greatly expanded dynamic range
- RAM configuration optimized for efficient area and power
- Improved system efficiency with enhanced ARM® AMBA® AXI™/AHB™ bus bridges
Low Power Memory Compiler - 1-Port Register File Compiler - GF 22nm FDX
- Specifically designed for ultra-low power applications, this memory leverages body biasing to dramatically reduce power consumption.
- Compatible with industry Adaptive Body Biasing IP for PVT and aging compensation
- Body Biasing functionality (up to +1.3V / -1.5V) to reduce leakage or increase speed at the same power
Low Power Memory Compiler - Single Port SRAM - GF 22nm FDX
- Silicon proven Single Port SRAM compiler for GF22 FDX - Memory optimized for low power and supports body biasing.
ARC-V RMX-100 ultra-low power 32-bit RISC-V processor for embedded applications
- 32-bit RISC-V embedded CPU with balanced 3-stage pipeline
- DSP implementation to extend the RISC-V baseline (RMX-100D)
- 2 KB to 64 KB instruction L1 cache
- Up to 2MB instruction and data closely coupled memory (CCM)
ARC NPX Neural Processing Unit (NPU) IP supports the latest, most complex neural network models and addresses demands for real-time compute with ultra-low power consumption for AI applications
- ARC processor cores are optimized to deliver the best performance/power/area (PPA) efficiency in the industry for embedded SoCs. Designed from the start for power-sensitive embedded applications, ARC processors implement a Harvard architecture for higher performance through simultaneous instruction and data memory access, and a high-speed scalar pipeline for maximum power efficiency. The 32-bit RISC engine offers a mixed 16-bit/32-bit instruction set for greater code density in embedded systems.
- ARC's high degree of configurability and instruction set architecture (ISA) extensibility contribute to its best-in-class PPA efficiency. Designers have the ability to add or omit hardware features to optimize the core's PPA for their target application - no wasted gates. ARC users also have the ability to add their own custom instructions and hardware accelerators to the core, as well as tightly couple memory and peripherals, enabling dramatic improvements in performance and power-efficiency at both the processor and system levels.
- Complete and proven commercial and open source tool chains, optimized for ARC processors, give SoC designers the development environment they need to efficiently develop ARC-based systems that meet all of their PPA targets.
Performance-efficient, ultra-low power, compact ARC SEM security processors help protect against logical, hardware, physical and side-channel attacks
- ARC processor cores are optimized to deliver the best performance/power/area (PPA) efficiency in the industry for embedded SoCs. Designed from the start for power-sensitive embedded applications, ARC processors implement a Harvard architecture for higher performance through simultaneous instruction and data memory access, and a high-speed scalar pipeline for maximum power efficiency. The 32-bit RISC engine offers a mixed 16-bit/32-bit instruction set for greater code density in embedded systems.
- ARC's high degree of configurability and instruction set architecture (ISA) extensibility contribute to its best-in-class PPA efficiency. Designers have the ability to add or omit hardware features to optimize the core's PPA for their target application - no wasted gates. ARC users also have the ability to add their own custom instructions and hardware accelerators to the core, as well as tightly couple memory and peripherals, enabling dramatic improvements in performance and power-efficiency at both the processor and system levels.
- Complete and proven commercial and open source tool chains, optimized for ARC processors, give SoC designers the development environment they need to efficiently develop ARC-based systems that meet all of their PPA targets.

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