Academic Institution
People
Name
Research Area
energy harvesting systems, IoT
Role
Lecturer
Name
Research Area
Low power system design
Role
Consultant
Name
Research Area
Physical and Applied Sciences
Role
Research Systems Manager
Name
Research Area
energy-efficient computing
Role
Professor
Name
Research Area
Intermittent Computing, Energy-aware design
Role
Student
Name
Research Area
Machine Intelligence for Nano-Electronic Devices and Systems, Secure and Resilient Hardware Implementation of AI Modules
Role
Postgraduate researcher
Name
Research Area
Machine Intelligence for Nano-Electronic Devices and Systems | Reinforcement Learning
Role
Postgraduate Researcher
Projects
Collaborative
Active Project
To utilise chiplets for small M-class microcontroller based systems there is a need to extend the range of the AHB standard on-chip bus interconnect. This 'Tidelink' project extends the planned AXI Chiplet controller to support AHB transactions across chiplets.
Collaborative
Active Project
This project demonstrates running the lwIP UDP/IP stack on a MicroBlaze soft processor within an XIlinx PYNQ-Z2 FPGA to create a simple embedded Ethernet communications subsystem. The design integrates a custom Ethernet PHY interface and AXI EthernetLite MAC to enable basic networking functionality. An lwIP echo server runs on the MicroBlaze, while the Zynq Processing System hosts a UART bridge application for host communication. The project is being used to undertake design exploration for soft-core processors in FPGA logic to implement and verify lightweight networking stacks.
Reference Design
Active Project
This project aims to access the user needs and develop the next increment of capability for nanoSoC. It outlines the justification and motives behind the architectural redesign, design flow improvements and code repository refactor. With a number of new subsystems planned for nanoSoC and learning from various projects to date, this version of nanoSOC is expected to provide a much better support for academic projects.
Reference Design
Active Project
For a chiplet system, you need a communication interface between chiplets. The industry has developed standards that require complicated IPs around UCIe and the CHI interface from Arm. For many academic projects these are probably more complicated than needed . The aim of this project is to produce a simple chiplet communications interface based around the open standard AXI protocol.
The project is hosted here: https://git.soton.ac.uk/soclabs/chiplets/axi-chiplet-controller
Daniel Newbrook