(Building Blocks - Silicon IP: Key for Re-use & Productivity)
Today‘s state-of-the-art custom System on Chip (SoC) solutions require complex
analogue and mixed-signal capabilities, as well as digital building blocks such
as processors, peripherals, cores, codec- and other complex functions to be
integrated on silicon.
A broad, flexible and reliable line-up of pre-verified, standard compliant
Intellectual Property (IP) blocks is key for first-time-right silicon with
shortest turn-around times and efficient effort investments.
As a broad-liner and market leader in SoC technology, Toshiba is the right
partner for IP-rich complex SoC products, offering optimal solutions and support
for:
Digital RISC Processor Cores
Digital Framing Blocks & Processor Peripherals
- USB Controller (universal serial bus)
- Ethernet MAC (media access controller)
- JPEG (joint photographic expert group)
- MPEG (moving picture expert group)
- Memory Controller (SRAM, SDR, DDR, DDR2, Flash, ...)
- DMA Controller (direct memory access)
- many others
Synthesisable cores from Toshiba Semiconductor or leading 3rd party IP vendors.
For further information, please contact the ASIC & Foundry team.
Physical Interface / SerDes
- DDR, DDR2 (HSTL, SSTL2, SSTL1.8) (double data rate with
high-speed transceiver logic or stub series terminated logic)
- S-ATA (serial advanced technology attachment)
- PCI-Express (peripheral component interconnect)
- SerDes up to 10 GHz (serializer / de-serializer)
- SerDes for OIF, XAUI, FibreChannel, ...
- USB 2.0 PHY and OTG FS/HS (universal serial bus on-the-go
with full-speed/high-speed)
- HDMI (high definition multimedia interface) and DVI (digital
video interface)
Hard-macros implemented by Toshiba Semiconductor for various CMOS technologies.
For further information, please contact the ASIC & Foundry team.
Application Support Teams
Toshiba has a strong in-house workforce with several local development teams
supporting automotive, multimedia and wireless designs and who are available to
tailor either existing IP or cells or develop new cells to meet the needs of the
customer.
For further information, please
contact the ASIC & Foundry team.
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