Transcription of System on Chip Design and Modelling
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System on ChipDesign and ModellingUniversity of CambridgeComputer LaboratoryLecture NotesDr. David J Greaves(C) 2011 All Rights Reserved IIComputer Science TriposEaster Term SOC Design : 2010/11: 12 LECTURES TO CST IICST-II SoC D/M Lecture Notes 2010/11 (1) Register Transfer Language (RTL) (4) Folding, Retiming & Recoding (5) Protocol and Interface (6) SystemC Components (7) Basic SoC Components (9) ESL: Electronic System Level Modelling (10) Transactional Level Modelling (TLM) (11) ABD - Assertion-Based Design (12) Network On chip and Bus Structures. (13) SoC Engineering and Associated Tools (14) Architectural Design Exploration (16) High-level Design Capture and Design : 2010/11: 12 Lectures to CST IIA current-day System on a chip (SoC) consists of several different microprocessor subsystems together withmemories and I/O interfaces.
A System On A Chip: typically uses 70 to 140 mm2 of silicon. A SoC is a complete system on a chip. A ‘system’ includes a microprocessor, memory and peripherals. The processor may be a custom or standard microprocessor, or it could be a specialised media processor for sound, Easter Term 2011 2 System-On-Chip D/M
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