Types of Storages for Computing System-On-Chips
We are living in an age where we generate the same amount of data each year that has been generated since antiquity. Ever wondered how and where these peta /exa/zetta bytes of data are stored?
Vendor:
Eureka Technology, Inc.
Category:
SD / eMMC Controller
eMMC 4.5 Card Slave Controller
eMMC 4.5 Card Slave Controller
Key features
- Compatible with eMMC/MMC specification 4.5.
- Supports Dual Data Rate (DDR) data transfer.
- Enhanced MMC features including Boot, Sleep Mode, Reliable Write, Multiple Partitions and Security.
- Supports e2.MMC command set and HS200 mode for 200MByte/sec data rate.
- Simple 32-bit bus master interface to DMA data into user memory space.
- Optional interrupt-based transfer mode to allow local CPU maximum control.
- Optional two clock domain implementation allows user bus interface and MMC clock operates at different clock domains.
- Selectable maximum block size from 512 to 16Kbytes.
- Process most commands automatically without needing support from user logic.
- Supports eMMC/MMC 4.5 command set and standard slave register set.
- Choice of user interface bus including AHB, AXI, APB, PLB, Wishbone, SH4 and Avalon bus.
Block Diagram
EP568 block diagram
Specifications
Identity
Part Number
EP568
Vendor
Eureka Technology, Inc.
Type
Silicon IP
Files
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Provider
HQ:
USA
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