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Introduction to Open Core Protocol

by Schwaderer, W David.
Authors: SpringerLink (Online service) Physical details: XV, 165 p. 57 illus. online resource. ISBN: 1461401038 Subject(s): Engineering. | Computer science. | Electronics. | Systems engineering. | Engineering. | Circuits and Systems. | Electronics and Microelectronics, Instrumentation. | Processor Architectures.
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In the Beginning...There Were No Standards -- OCP Training Wheels -- OCP Write Operations -- OCP Signals and Signal Groupings -- Basic Signal Burst Extensions -- Read Timing Diagrams -- OCP Tags, Threads, and Connections -- OCP Signal Groups and Phases -- OCP Coherence Extensions: Theory of Operation -- OCP Coherence Extensions: Signals and Encodings -- OCP Coherence Extensions Timing Diagrams -- OCP-IP Debug Interfaces -- Benchmarking Network-on-Chip (NoC) Designs.

This book introduces Open Core Protocol (OCP), not as a conventional hardware communications protocol but as a meta-protocol: a means for describing and capturing the communications requirements of an IP core, and mapping them to a specific set of signals with known semantics.  Readers will learn the capabilities of OCP as a semiconductor hardware interface specification that allows different System-On-Chip (SoC) cores to communicate.  The OCP methodology presented enables intellectual property designers to design core interfaces in standard ways. This facilitates reusing OCP-compliant cores across multiple SoC designs which, in turn, drastically reduces design times, support costs, and overall cost for electronics/SoCs. Provides a comprehensive introduction to Open Core Protocol, which is more accessible than the full specification; Designed as a hands-on, how-to guide to semiconductor design; Includes numerous, real “usage examples” which are not available in the full specification; Integrates coverage of design methodology discussing why cores are structured the way they are, whereas the official OCP specification only answers what the structure is.

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