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Vendor:
Systemyde International Corp.
Category:
Timers & Watchdogs
16-bit Counter-Timer
Full-featured 16-bit counter/timer
Overview
Full-featured 16-bit counter/timer
Key features
- Multiple clock sources
- Four outputs, with programmable set and reset control
- Interrupt request on count roll-over
- Dma request and dedicated DMA bus interface
- Standard byte-wide interface
What’s Included?
- Verilog source
- optional testbench
Specifications
Identity
Part Number
tmrc_top
Vendor
Systemyde International Corp.
Type
Silicon IP
Files
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Provider
HQ:
USA
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