Vendor: Frontgrade Gaisler Category: Protocol Bridge

I²C to AHB Bridge

The I²C slave to AHB bridge core is a I²C slave that provides a link between the I²C bus and AMBA AHB.

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Overview

The I²C slave to AHB bridge core is a I²C slave that provides a link between the I²C bus and AMBA AHB.

The core is compatible with the Philips I²C standard.

Key features

  • AMBA AHB interface
  • Optional APB interface for software configuration
  • Optional programmable I²C addresses - The initial addresses are configurable via VHDL generics. The designer can choose to leave the core's address programmable via an APB mapped register.
  • Can map the full 4 GiB AMBA address space or an address range specified by the designer at implementation, or by software via the optional APB interface.
  • Optional clock stretching

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
I²C to AHB Bridge
Vendor
Frontgrade Gaisler
Type
Silicon IP

Files

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Provider

Frontgrade Gaisler
HQ: Sweden
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