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Core+ASIC methodology: the pursuit of system-on-a-chip

A.M. Rincon, G. Cherichetti, D. Stauffer, M. Trick

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Abstract

When integrating pre-designed cores, the ASIC design methodology must handle varying interface requirements, inconsistent testability requirements, limited core porosity and multiple core types. This paper discusses these challenges, proposes solutions, and gives specific examples of working system-on-a-chip hardware.

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When integrating pre-designed cores, the ASIC design methodology must handle varying interface requirements, inconsistent testability requirements, limited core porosity and multiple core types. This paper discusses these challenges, proposes solutions, and gives specific examples of working system-on-a-chip hardware.

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When integrating pre-designed cores, the ASIC design methodology must handle varying interface requirements, inconsistent testability requirements, limited core porosity and multiple core types. This paper discusses these challenges, proposes solutions, and gives specific examples of working system-on-a-chip hardware.

Key concepts: Application-specific integrated circuit, Testability, Core (optical fiber), Computer science, System on a chip, Embedded system, Chip, Many core

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