AXI2APB bridge
The AXI2APB bridge establishes communication between AXI master and configurable number of APB slaves translating AXI to APB tran…
Overview
The AXI2APB bridge establishes communication between AXI master and configurable number of APB slaves translating AXI to APB transactions and providing synchronization block between fast (AXI) and slow (APB) components/NoC.
Key features
- AMBA AXI4 and APB4 protocol compliant
- 1 to many connection (1 AXI master servicing several APB slaves)
- Configurable interface parameters:
- address width
- data width - any 2^n bits
- burst length - up to 16 transfers
- transaction ID width
- user-defined signals width
- Buffer for configurable number of outstanding write and read AXI transactions
- Clock domain crossing (CDC) support - switchable
- APB data aggregation before accessing AXI bus for response channel
Benefits
- Configurable solution fully compliant with AMBA AXI4 and AMBA APB4 protocols
- Bug-free design coming with complete UVM verification environment and test suite
- FPGA proven
What’s Included?
- Fully verified and FPGA-proven RTL written in Verilog
- Full-blown UVM/SV verification environment with UVCs and tests
- Full documentation - Datasheet, User Guide, Test Plan
- Full-fledged support from Vtool’s customization team
Specifications
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