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Low-cost 3D die stacking using near-field wireless communication.
This two-tier SoC, fabricated using a TSMC 65nm process, incorporates two Arm Cortex M0 CPU cores in addition to a wireless vertical AHB lite bus for inter-layer power and data transfer. The wireless AHB-Lite bus consists…
The first tape out of the nanoSoC Cortex M0 based SoC Reference Design. This reference design provides a simple microcontroller system appropriate to host and support the development and evaluation of research IP blocks or subsystems. It supports seamless transition from FPGA to physical silicon …
Pipistrelle-4, is the latest in a series SoCs for demonstrating multiple student projects in low-energy systems. Various circuit/system ideas from multiple researcher focusing on energy and performance with optimised SRAM bitcell and low-area overhead energy-efficient flip-flops.
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Precision timekeeping is a foundational service in any distributed system. Whether synchronising Ethernet frames to a PTP grandmaster, timestamping die-to-die packet exchanges between chiplets, or scheduling time-critical hardware events, the system needs a clock that is accurate, capturable at multiple points simultaneously, and adjustable by both hardware servo loops and software without stopping.
David Mapstone
