APB Interrupt Controller
The interrupt controller monitors interrupts from all other modules within the system and issues interrupt requests to the proces…
Overview
The interrupt controller monitors interrupts from all other modules within the system and issues interrupt requests to the processor when necessary. The interrupt controller is scalable to support from 1 to 32 interrupt sources. It also provides enable set and enable clear mechanisms to prevent dangerous read-modify-write operations. It provides active high & active low IRQ & FIQ interrupt request outputs.
Key features
- AMBA® APB Compatible
- Up to 32 independent interrupt sources
- FIQ and IRQ outputs
- Single bit enable and clear control
Block Diagram
What’s Included?
- Verilog Source
- Complete Test Environment
- APB Bus Functional Model
Specifications
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What is APB Interrupt Controller?
APB Interrupt Controller is a Interrupt Controller IP core from Silvaco, Inc. listed on Semi IP Hub.
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