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Vendor:
Logic Design Solutions
Category:
NVMe Controller
EXFAT IP Soft Core for NVMe
EXFAT IP Soft Core for NVMe
Key features
- Able to manage several disk in RAID0
- Same speed as in raw data format
- Support only 512-Byte LBA unit
- Support any disk size
- One directory per recording session
- One session file available to describe the recording session
- Flexible file size in directory :
- 1 MB minimumfor disk size less than 2 TB
- 16MB minimum minimumfor disk size bigger than 2 TB
- File size can be equal to the recording size i.e. only one file for one recording, useful for video recording
- File size can be adjusted when the recording is stopped before the end of the configured recording size
- Able to delete the last directory i.e. the last recording
- Able to display directories and files
- C source code provided
- Reference design available : ZCU106, others on request.
Block Diagram
EXFAT IP Soft Core for NVMe block diagram
Specifications
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Part Number
EXFAT IP Soft Core for NVMe
Vendor
Logic Design Solutions
Type
Silicon IP
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Provider
HQ:
FRANCE
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Frequently asked questions about NVMe Controller IP cores
What is EXFAT IP Soft Core for NVMe?
EXFAT IP Soft Core for NVMe is a NVMe Controller IP core from Logic Design Solutions listed on Semi IP Hub.
How should engineers evaluate this NVMe Controller?
Engineers should review the overview, key features, supported foundries and nodes, maturity, deliverables, and provider information before shortlisting this NVMe Controller IP.
Can this semiconductor IP be compared with similar products?
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