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Vendor:
eSi-RISC
Category:
FPU
Single precision, IEEE 754, integer to floating point conversion
The eSi-SP-FP-Int-to-Float IP core implements single-precision (32-bit), IEEE 754 compliant, integer to floating-point conversion.
Overview
The eSi-SP-FP-Int-to-Float IP core implements single-precision (32-bit), IEEE 754 compliant, integer to floating-point conversion.
Key features
- Single-precision (32-bit) integer to floating point conversion.
- IEEE 754 compliant.
- Support for signed and unsigned integers.
- Status flags indicating invalid.
What’s Included?
- Verilog RTL
- Testbench
- Simulation and synthesis scripts
- Documentation
Specifications
Identity
Part Number
eSi-SP-FP-Float-to-Int
Vendor
eSi-RISC
Files
Note: some files may require an NDA depending on provider policy.
Provider
HQ:
UK
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