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SCR9 is tailored for entry-level server-class applications and high-performance computing. This 64-bit RISC-V core supports a range of extensions, including vector operations and scalar cryptography. Utilizing a dual-issue 12-stage pipeline, SCR9 excels in environments requiring Linux-based operations, enabling advanced data processing capabilities like those needed in AI and personal computing devices.
The SCR7 is a 64-bit high-performance RISC-V core designed for intensive data processing applications. With support for vector operations and various RISC-V extensions, it is equipped with a 12-stage dual-issue pipeline. It caters to fields such as AI, ML, and high-performance computing, benefitting from its robust multicore support and advanced interrupt management systems.
The SCR1 is a 32-bit, open-source RISC-V microcontroller core designed for deeply embedded applications and general-purpose usage. Equipped with an in-order 4-stage pipeline, it supports RISC-V standard I Integer, E Reduced Base Integer, M Integer Multiplication and Division, and C 16-bit Compressed extensions. Its design includes a tightly-coupled memory unit and efficient interrupt processing capability. Additionally, it features industry-standard interfaces like AXI4 and AHB-Lite, enhancing its flexibility and compatibility. This core is open-sourced under the SHL license and is ready for both commercial and educational uses.
SCR6 is a high-performance 64-bit RISC-V microcontroller core, geared towards embedded applications needing significant computational power. Featuring a 12-stage out-of-order superscalar pipeline and support for vector operations, it serves applications like motor control and sensor fusion. The SCR6 core supports multicore systems, ensuring efficient processing and integration of external accelerators.
SCR3 is a 32/64-bit RISC-V microcontroller core optimized for power-sensitive, compact embedded applications requiring high performance. Featuring a 5-stage in-order pipeline and support for RISC-V standard I, M, A Atomic, and C extensions, it includes a branch prediction unit for efficient code execution. Compatible with various real-time operating systems due to its comprehensive memory subsystem, SCR3 is ideal for industrial automation, IoT, and smart home applications, supporting multicore clusters with up to 4 cores.
SCR4 is a 32/64-bit low-power RISC-V processor core, optimized for performance with area efficiency. It includes an in-order 5-stage pipeline and a floating-point unit supporting single and double precision. Designed for applications such as industrial automation and IoT, SCR4 supports heterogeneous multicore clusters and features a robust memory subsystem, making it suitable for real-time operating systems.
The SCR5 is an entry-level 32/64-bit Linux-capable RISC-V processor core. With a 9-stage pipeline, it features both single and double precision floating-point units and supports an array of RISC-V extensions. SCR5 is well-suited for applications ranging from industrial automation to IoT and automotive industries, providing multicore support and efficient interrupt processing capability.
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