Vendor: Codasip Category: CPU

32 Bit - Embedded RISC-V Processor Core

Codasip® L110 is a 32-bit RISC-V embedded processor, focused on small-area and low-power applications.

Overview

Codasip® L110 is a 32-bit RISC-V embedded processor, focused on small-area and low-power applications.

The core is highly configurable, allowing different area and performance levels, with optional support for standard RISC-V code size density extension.

It is also fully customizable, and, when used in combination with Codasip Studio, it enables an easy and no-risk way to add custom instructions.

Key features

  • Best-in-class performance for small-area and low-power applications
    • Delivering up to 50% improvements in performance per watt compared to similar cores in the market
    • Smaller and more performant than other RISC-V alternatives
    • Uses RISC-V standard extensions for area and code size reduction for additional power consumption reduction at system level
  • Highly configurable and easy and quick to customize and verify
    • High-quality pre-verified baseline excellent for further configurations and
    • customization
    • Easy to customize and verify thanks to Codasip Studio Fusion
    • Customization is without risk, because the functionality of the baseline core is guaranteed
  • Process compliant with ISO 26262 and ISO 21434
    • Developed using HW development process certified by TÜV SÜD
    • Development process certified for functional safety as well as cybersecurity

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Benefits

  • Ideal standard RISC-V IP for low area and low power applications, competitive in delivering performance per watt.
  • Highly configurable with optional support for standard code size density extensions. Excellent base to add custom instructions to further improve power, performance, and area for specific target application

Applications

  • Embedded

Files

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Specifications

Identity

Part Number
Codasip L110
Vendor
Codasip

Provider

Codasip
HQ: Germany
With semiconductor scaling failing, it is becoming necessary to design specialised cores optimised to a particular workload. With its open and modular ISA, RISC-V is a good basis on which to build a domain-specific accelerator. Codasip’s family of RISC-V cores covers the range from simple embedded applications to application processors capable of running Linux. The cores offer a variety of different pipeline lengths and computational options. These cores can be supplied in standard off-the-shelf configurations or can be extended using the Codasip Studio tool to achieve your unique processing requirements. Codasip Studio – used to develop the Codasip RISC-V cores – allows hardware and software design kits to be automatically generated from a high-level processor description language. Codasip began operations as a spinout from the Brno University of Technology/Faculty of Information Technology in 2014 based on 10 years of research. Codasip is a founding member of the RISC-V International and was the first company to offer a commercial RISC-V IP core in 2015. Today in addition to the original R & D centre in Brno, Czech Republic, Codasip has design centres in France and the UK. Codasip has sales offices in Europe, North America, China, Japan and Korea.

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