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The 'Other' category of semiconductor IPs serves as a diverse repository for IP solutions that do not fit neatly into more conventional categories. This section of Silicon Hub is dedicated to accommodating a wide array of specialized and niche IPs that address unique technological requirements not commonly covered by standard solutions. By offering this collection, Silicon Hub provides semiconductor buyers access to innovative IPs that can push the boundaries of what is achievable in the semiconductor industry.
Semiconductor IPs within this 'Other' category are crucial for meeting specific design criteria that require specialized functionalities. These IPs often cater to industry-specific needs, supporting applications that may involve unconventional use-cases or bespoke implementations. From custom signal processing units to proprietary interface technologies, the 'Other' category encompasses the tools and frameworks needed to build cutting-edge solutions that diverge from traditional semiconductor designs.
Products within this category harness the versatility and adaptability required for customizing silicon to exact specifications. They provide significant value to designers working in markets where differentiation through unique features is important. These solutions are also frequently chosen by developers pushing the limits of current technology, requiring designs that can handle new protocols, uncommon processing tasks, or novel memory architectures.
In the semiconductor ecosystem, where constant innovation is key, the 'Other' category plays a vital role by offering options that can transform versatile ideas into practical solutions. This category not only broadens the scope of what can be achieved with semiconductor IPs but also encourages innovation by providing components that serve as the building blocks for next-generation technologies.
0.75V ESD power protection. The ESD clamp is designed to provide protection for 0.75 V Analog and Core domain using 0.75V FinFet transistors in TSMC N3E process. The target ESD robustness can be selected.
The Wishbone System-on-Chip (SoC) Interconnection Architecture for Portable IP Cores is a versatile design approach for semiconductor IP cores. Its goal is to promote design reuse by addressing system-on-chip integration issues. This is accomplished by providing a standard interface for IP cores. This increases the system's mobility and stability, resulting in a shorter time-to-market for end users.
The agileDSCL is a compact digital standard cell library customizable for specific foundries and processes, and optimized for low-power, ultra-low-leakage, high-density or high-speed applications. It provides a selection of standard cells with functionalities essential to implement digital designs, with additional power management library to support the implementation of low-power designs. Agile Analog designs are based on tried and tested architectures to ensure reliability and functionality. Our automated design methodology is programmatic, systematic and repeatable leading to analog IP that is more verifiable, more robust and more reliable. Our methodology also allows us to quickly re-target our IP to different process options. Our highly configurable and multi-node analog IP products are developed to meet the customer’s exact requirements. These digitally-wrapped and verified solutions can be seamlessly integrated into any SoC, significantly reducing complexity, time and costs.
Avalon interfaces make system design easier by allowing you to connect components in Intel FPGAs. The Avalon interface family defines interfaces that can stream high-speed data, read and write registers and memory, and operate off-chip devices. Platform Designer components incorporate these standard interfaces. Furthermore, you can include Avalon APIs in custom components, increasing the interoperability of designs.
TileLink is a chip-scale connection standard that enables many masters to have synchronised memory mapped access to memory and other slave devices. TileLink is intended for use in a System On-Chip (SoC) to connect general-purpose multiprocessors, co-processors, accelerators, DMA engines, and simple or complicated devices, utilising a fast, scalable interconnect that provides both low latency and high-throughput transfers.
Various bus types of protocols are available and employed in many applications, all of which require a bridge to operate safely and without loss of data. SoC is essentially a system made up of components and their interconnections. Recently, the development of SoC chips with reusable IP cores has received more attention due to their lower cost and shorter time to market. The communication between the several IP cores should be lossless and designer-friendly.
SpaceWire IP for FPGAs, compliant with ECSS-E-ST-50-12C. Ideal for fast and versatile space communications.
