MIPS (Microprocessor without Interlocked Pipeline Stages)
Toshiba offers a complete family of MIPS-based reduced instruction set computer
(RISC) microprocessors and peripherals. The processor core for ASIC are
implemented as hard-macro based on our MIPS instruction set architecture (ISA)
licence. They are fully object-code compatible. A huge set of
peripherals used in ASSP can be selected. The peripherals are linked with
Toshiba specific G-Bus and Sys-AD interfaces.

TX19 Family
The TX19 Family consists of extremely compact, high-performance 32-bit
microcontrollers development by Toshiba based on the MIPS architecture.
The TX19 Family adds support for MIPS16TM (object code compatible)
Application-Specific Extensions (ASE), a highly efficient code compression
mechanism, to the TX39 Family. The TX19A core, with an expanded
instruction set and improved performance, is also available.
TX39 Family
The TX39 Family of 32-bit RISC microprocessors for embedded use was developed by
Toshiba based on the R3000A architecture designed by MIPS Technologies, INC..
The hard-macro TX39 core includes built-in cache memory.
TX49 Family
The TX49 Family of RISC microprocessors for embedded use is an original Toshiba
64-bit processor family and is based on the R4000A architecture designed by MIPS
Technologies, Inc. The TX49 Family is upward-compatible instruction set
including MIPS I, MIPS II and MIPS III instruction set architecture (ISA).
The hard-macro core is available with different built-in primary cache memory
configurations. All cores with debug support (EJTAG) and partly with
floating-point unit (FPU).
TX99 Family
The TX99 Family of RISC microprocessors is based on the MIPS64TM
microarchitecture of MIPS Technologies, Inc. The TX99 Family have a 64-bit
superscalar architecture developed jointly by MIPS and Toshiba. The
hard-macro core is based on MIPS 25Kf high-end RISC core and is instruction set
compatible with MIPS64TM with MIPS-3DTM Application-Specific Extensions (ASE).
- dual issue superscalar 7-stage pipeline
- Primary cache memory
- Level 2 cache optional
- Floating point co-processor (FPU)
- SoC interfaces via switch matrix
More details about the TX19, TX39, TX49, and TX99 families could be found at the
micro-controller (ASSP) home page on the Toshiba Semiconductors Japan
web site.
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