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  • AMBA AHB Bus to SDRAM Controller
    • SDRAM controller interfaces directly with AHB Bus and user interface.
    • Built-in arbitration between two access ports.
    • Second access port allows memory sharing with user logic devices.
    • Dual write buffer for simultaneous write posting and SDRAM access.
    Block Diagram -- AMBA AHB Bus to SDRAM Controller
  • Pipeline SDRAM Controller
    • Designed with synthesizable HDL for ASIC and PLD synthesis.
    • Supports both discrete SDRAM chips and PC100/133 SDRAM DIMM.
    • Supports register mode and non-register mode SDRAM DIMM.
    • Supports industrial standard SDRAM from 64Mbit to 256Mbit device sizes.
    Block Diagram -- Pipeline SDRAM Controller
  • Synchronous ONFI NAND Flash Controller
    • Supports single-level and multi-level cells (SLC and MLC) NAND Flash devices.
    • Compatible with ONFI 2.1 Flash Interface for synchronous and asynchronous access.
    • Supports source synchronous double data rate data transfer for highest possible data bandwidth.
    • Supports 2k and 4k page sizes.
    Block Diagram -- Synchronous ONFI NAND Flash Controller
  • xSPI Multiple Bus Memory Controller
    • SLL’s unified xSPI Multiple Bus Memory Controller IP supports the widest range of JEDEC xSPI and xSPI-like NOR Flash and PSRAM memories (JEDEC xSPI Profile 1.0 and 2.0, HyperBus 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0, OctaBus and Xccela Bus) that are available now from many memory vendors.
    • JEDEC xSPI and xSPI-like memories offer good performance with lower hardware and power costs.  Memory device variants offer up to 512 Mbit PSRAM, up to 2 Gigabit NOR Flash, up to 250 MHz DDR clock speeds, with x4, x8 and x16 data path widths, and a wide range of package options including 4mm x 4mm BGA49 and tiny WLCSP footprints.  Some PRSAM devices are now also available with internal ECC.
    Block Diagram -- xSPI Multiple Bus Memory Controller
  • SDRAM Controller DO-254 IP Core
    • The SDRAM Controller implements a controller for Single Data Rate Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory (SDR SDRAM) devices as specified in the JEDEC Standard No. 21-C Page 3.11.5.1 Release 12.
    • Single Data Rate SDRAM can accept one command and transfer one word of data per clock cycle.
    Block Diagram -- SDRAM Controller DO-254 IP Core
  • xSPI NOR/NAND Flash & HyperRAM Controller
    • Memory mapped access to the connected flash devices
    • Continuous Burst transfer support
    • Auto boot support
    Block Diagram -- xSPI NOR/NAND Flash  & HyperRAM Controller
  • Octal SPI DDR PSRAM controller
    • This controller supports AP Memory’s Xccela open standard Bus for digital interconnect and data communications, suitable for non-volatile and volatile memories such as PSRAM.
    • This controller enables smooth integration AP memory’s of Xccela PSRAM memory chips into various new-gen devices made with mobile and wearable low power SoCs’.
    • This memory controller implementation is designed to give the user full flexibility for driving the memory control signals and timing adjustment for data sampling.
    Block Diagram -- Octal SPI DDR PSRAM controller
  • Hyperbus Flash Memory Controller
    • Compatible with spansion hyperbus based memory products.
    • 0 Wait State Write Burst Operation for HyperBus memory on AXI interface of up to 256 words.
    Block Diagram -- Hyperbus Flash Memory Controller
  • AHB Internal SRAM Controller
    • AMBA® AHB Compatible
    • Handles byte, half, and word (8,16,32bit) accesses to internal SSRAM
    • Can be used with Internal Flash or OTP Memory
    • Zero wait state / low latency operation
    Block Diagram -- AHB Internal SRAM Controller
  • AHB Parallel Flash Controller
    • The AHB Parallel Flash Controller allows an AHB Master component (usually a CPU) to read, program, or erase the connected arrangement of external parallel SuperFlash devices.
    • The controller implements a set of configuration registers on an APB interface, while Flash accesses occur via an AHB interface. It also implements several modes of operation to facilitate these functions.
    Block Diagram -- AHB Parallel Flash Controller
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