Vendor: Agnisys, Inc. Category: Protocol Bridge

AMBA AXI Target

The " extensible interface" (AXI) bus is a high-performance parallel bus that connects on-chip peripheral circuits (or IP blocks)…

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Overview

The "advanced extensible interface" (AXI) bus is a high-performance parallel bus that connects on-chip peripheral circuits (or IP blocks) to processor cores. The AXI bus employs "channels" to divide read and write transactions into semi-independent activities that can run at their own pace. The Read Address and Read Data channels send data from the target to the initiator, whereas the Write Address, Write Data, and Write Response channels transfer data from the initiator to the target.

Key features

  • Independent read and write channels
  • Multiple outstanding addresses on single ID
  • Support for unaligned data transfers
  • Out-of-order transaction completion
  • Burst transactions based on start address
  • Flopped and non-flopped
  • Synchronous or asynchronous reset type
  • AXI4 lite, AXI4 full, and AXI5 lite
  • Low Data Latency or wait stages

What’s Included?

  • Agnisys provides a tool - IDesignSpec to configure the IP

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
AMBA AXI Target
Vendor
Agnisys, Inc.
Type
Silicon IP

Provider

Agnisys, Inc.
HQ: USA
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What is AMBA AXI Target?

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