Overview
The H50 is an entry level, compact, efficient 64-bit embedded RISC-V processor aimed at embedded systems requiring a large address space. The core has a 5-stage pipeline and is offered in two versions.
The core includes optional L1 data and instruction caches, optional instruction and data TCM, optional 8 or 16 PMP regions, an interrupt controller and RISC-V Debug module optionally with PC trace.
Like with all Codasip RISC-V cores, it is possible to create custom instructions using Codasip Studio to extend the H50 and to generate corresponding hardware and software development kits.
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Codasip today announced a strategic evolution of its business to focus on the rapidly growing need for cyber-resilient semiconductor architectures and semiconductor System on Chips (SoCs). In conjunction with this change, Codasip is also announcing the divesture of its low-end RISC-V processor design business to a public US semiconductor company.
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