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SPI FLASH Controller with Execute in place – XIP (SINGLE, DUAL and QUAD SPI Bus Controller with DDR / DTR support and optional AES Encryption)
- Set of software accessible control registers to execute any Flash memory command
- Supports any device clock frequency, polarity and phase,
- Programmable baud rate generator,
- Built in FLASH Commands decoder supports most popular FLASH devices,
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AXI Quad SPI Controller with Execute in Place (XIP)
- The Ultra High-Speed cache memory is an adaptable, independent, non-coherent cache Intellectual Property (IP) featuring an advanced cache architecture.
- This architecture enhances system performance, scalability, power efficiency, data locality, application responsiveness, cost optimization, and market competitiveness, providing a distinctive business value.
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AHB Octal SPI Controller with PSRAM and XIP Support
- The Octal SPI Memory Controller IP core is a serial peripheral interface (SPI) master which controls an external serial device, usually an industry-standard FLASH or PSRAM memory device.
- In Software Mode, an AHB Master may access the register interface of the Controller to implement a wide range of protocol variants and/or commands on the SPI bus.
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FSPI Controller – XIP functionality (SINGLE, DUAL, QUAD and OCTAL SPI Bus Controller with Double Data Rate support)
- Set of software accessible control registers to
- execute any Flash memory command
- Support for most popular SPI like FLASH memories and PSRAM
- Supports any device clock frequency, polarity and phase
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QSPI FLASH Controller – XIP functionality (SINGLE, DUAL and QUAD SPI Bus Controller with Double Data Rate support)
- Set of software accessible control registers to execute any Flash memory command
- Supports any device clock frequency, polarity and phase,
- Programmable baud rate generator,
- Built in FLASH Commands decoder supports most popular FLASH devices,
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XSPI Controller IIP
- Compliant with XSPI protocol of JEDEC standard version 1.0 specification
- Support single master and multiple slaves per interface port
- Support source synchronous clocking
- Support Deep power down enter and exit commands
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AHB Performance Subsystem - ARM Cortex M0
- The AHB Performance Subsystem is an AMBA® based system that is useful as the digital infrastructure for building low power SOCs needing additional performance.
- This AHB Multi-matrix system contains a flexible Power Management Unit for controlling power sequencing of the CPU and peripherals.
- The PMU can easily be extended to control additional cores, peripherals and even analog subsystems on the same SOC
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AHB Performance Subsystem - ARM Cortex M3
- The AHB Performance Subsystem is an AMBA® based system that is useful as the digital infrastructure for building low power SOCs needing additional performance.
- This AHB Multi-matrix system contains a flexible Power Management Unit for controlling power sequencing of the CPU and peripherals.
- The PMU can easily be extended to control additional cores, peripherals and even analog subsystems on the same SOC.
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AXI Performance Subsystem - ARM Cortex A
- The AXI Performance Subsystem is an AMBA® AXI4 based system that is useful as the digital infrastructure for building SOCs needing high performance.
- This system contains an 8 Master component, 16 Slave component AXI4 multi-matrix for supporting multiple high speed user AXI Master components while providing high performance with Cortex-A5 class processors.
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AHB Subsystem
- The AHB-SBS is an integrated, verified, AMBA® 3.0 interconnect and peripherals subsystem ready for embedded applications using processors with AHB bus interfaces such as the BA22-DE, BA22-CE, ARM Cortex-M0/M0+/M1/M3/M4, and several RISC-V processors.
- The AHB subsystem is available in two versions