DO-254 Processor System Reset Module 1.00a
Allows the designer to tailor their application by setting certain parameters to enable/disable features.
- Reset Controller
- March 2014
A reset controller IP is a hardware block that generates, distributes, and manages reset signals in SoCs and ASICs. It ensures that processors, peripherals, and subsystems start from a known state and can recover safely after faults or abnormal conditions.
Reset controller IP plays a critical role in system stability by coordinating initialization, handling reset dependencies, and controlling recovery behavior across multiple functional domains.
Reset generation creates the reset signals required to initialize or reinitialize system components during power-up, reboot, or recovery.
Reset controller IP distributes reset signals to the appropriate processors, peripherals, memory blocks, and interconnect domains across the chip.
Reset sequencing ensures that different blocks are released from reset in the correct order, preventing unstable behavior and startup issues in complex SoCs.
Reset controller IP can work with watchdogs, fault monitors, and safety logic to trigger controlled recovery when the system detects an error condition.
In advanced architectures, reset controllers manage multiple reset domains, allowing selective reset of specific subsystems without affecting the entire chip.
Selecting the right reset controller IP depends on your system requirements:
This catalog provides access to a wide range of reset controller IP cores from leading semiconductor IP providers.
Use filters to compare solutions based on reset management capabilities, fault handling, sequencing flexibility, and integration requirements.
DO-254 Processor System Reset Module 1.00a
Allows the designer to tailor their application by setting certain parameters to enable/disable features.
The Xilinx Processor System Reset Module design allows the customer to tailor the design to suit their application by setting cer…