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Quad SPI Controller
- Configurable SPI modes
- Supports programmable SPI clocking modes
- Programmable interrupt on SPI-done
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FPGA Supervisor
- FPGA configuration
- Mapping FPGA frame addresses
- Blind scrubbing
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I2C Controller
- Dual mode IP (master and slave mode).
- Supports different modes of transfer .
- Supports DMA interface also .
- Separate clock domain for IP Core functionality and Host Interface.
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I3C Master and Slave Dual Role Controller
- Compliant with the latest version of the MIPI I3C specification
- Legacy I2C
- I3C features
- Low Power
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AHB Cache Controller
- The CACHE-CTRL IP core is a flexible cache memory controller providing a 32-bit slave processor interface and a 32-bit master interface to the memory subsystem. The processor and memory interfaces are natively AHB5 and can easily be reduced to AHB-lite.
- The cache controller core supports a four-way associative cache memory and implements a Least Recently Used (LRU) replacement policy.
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ATAPI Host Controller
- Supports interface between processor and hard disk.
- Supports parallel ATA/ATAPI-6 mode of operation.
- Supports ATA PIO mode 0,1,2,3, and 4.
- Supports ATA Multi Word DMA mode 0, 1 and 2.
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8530 Multi-Protocol Controller
- Hardware features
- Communication protocol features
- Encode/decode of NRZ (Non-Return to Zero)
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8251 Serial Controller
- RS-232-C protocol support
- Baud rate generator or timer output selectable as Tx/Rx clock
- Asynchronous communication only
- Serial interrupt support
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8254 Programmable Timer
- Three independently operated 19-bit counters
- Binary/BCD count operation
- Multiple Latch command for easy monitoring
- Counter Latch command
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PS/2 Keyboard controller, fully configurable
- PS/2 core is used to communicate with either keyboard or mouse device
- PS/2 core can be configured to use single or dual connection signals within the same core
- AHB or WISHBONE SoC Interconnection Rev B compliant interface
- PS/2 can operate in pooling or interrupt mode