Design and implementation of the "G2" PowerPC/sup TM/ 603e-embedded microprocessor core
C. Hunter, Justin Gaither
Abstract
C. Hunter, Justin Gaither
Abstract
New and emerging demands in the embedded market has precipitated in the development of the "G2" PowerPC 603e microprocessor into a reusable hard core. The demands and requirements of an embedded core microprocessor require significant changes in the physical design, verification and test strategies. Reuse and standardization in design data and test data present new challenges for an existing family of microprocessors.
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New and emerging demands in the embedded market has precipitated in the development of the "G2" PowerPC 603e microprocessor into a reusable hard core. The demands and requirements of an embedded core microprocessor require significant changes in the physical design, verification and test strategies. Reuse and standardization in design data and test data present new challenges for an existing family of microprocessors.
Key concepts: PowerPC, Microprocessor, Standardization, Embedded system, Computer science, Reuse, Computer architecture, Design for testing