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Applications and Intellectual Property

This document discusses various applications of intellectual property in digital circuits, focusing on existing SSI/MSI integration and the replacement of non-space-qualified components. It covers bus controllers, memory controllers, and high-performance DSP processors, highlighting their role in system-on-chip and other advanced digital circuits. Examples include microcontroller memory controllers and high-speed processing DSPs, showcasing innovations like FPGAs in radar signal processing on chips. This overview emphasizes the importance of intellectual property and the construction of designs from basic logic elements for future developments.

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Applications and Intellectual Property

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  1. Applications and Intellectual Property

  2. Some Application Types • Existing SSI/MSI Integration • Obsolete/"Non-Space-Qualified" Component Replacement • Bus Controllers/Interfaces • Memory Controllers • High-Performance DSP • Processors • Systems on Chip • Many Other Digital Circuits

  3. SSI/MSI Logic Integration

  4. Non-Space Qualified CircuitsExample: Microcontroller

  5. Memory Controller/Scrubber

  6. VME Interface Chip

  7. DSP: Digital Correlation

  8. DSP: High-Speed Processing • Over 109 multiplications per second per chip • "FPGAs Make a Radar Signal Processor on a Chip a Reality," R. Andraka and A. Berkun, Proceedings of the 33rd Asilomar Conference on Signals, Systems and Computers, October 24-27, 1999, Monterey, CA.

  9. ESA Core SSTL Core Complex System-on-Chip CAN Network >100Mbps RX0 CLK RX1 CLK RX2 CLK TX CLK CAN BUS LVDS POR HDLC RX Controller HDLC RX Controller HDLC RX Controller HDLC TX Controller Parallel Port Interface CAN Interface FIFO FIFO FIFO FIFO FIFO AMBA AHB AMBA AHB AMBA AHB AMBA AHB AMBA AHB AMBA AHB AMBA AHB AMBA AHB System Bus AMBA AHB LEON Sparc V8 CORDIC Coprocessor ROM LUT Bootstrap EDAC DECDED CF+ I/F True IDE PIO UART +2.5V +3.3V Linear Regulator 1M*64 SRAM 170Mbyte Microdrive SP TC Debug +3.3V

  10. "Intellectual Property" • FPGAs are blank. • Designs must be constructed from basic logic elements.

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