Vendor: Signature IP Corporation Category: Network-On-Chip

Non-coherent Network-on-chip (NoC) IP

NC-NOC · AXI4 · Low power · All dies

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Overview

Lightweight non-coherent fabric for IO peripherals, DMA engines, and subsystem controllers. Optimised for area and power. Present in all three chiplet dies.

Key specifications

Protocol AXI4 / AXI4-Lite
Topology Configurable
Power Optimised
Deployment All three silicon units
Toolchain iNoCulator shared
Sign-off Siemens Questa

Technical details

Interface AXI4 / AXI4-Lite
Masters Configurable
Slaves Configurable
Clock Single or multi-clock
Reset Synchronous / async
Silicon All three silicon units

Key features

  • AXI4 / AXI4-Lite interface
  • Configurable topology
  • Power-optimised design
  • iNoCulator toolchain shared with UCIe D2D

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Specifications

Identity

Part Number
NC-NoC
Vendor
Signature IP Corporation
Type
Silicon IP

Provider

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Frequently asked questions about NoC IP cores

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