Signal Integrity Design and Analysis for a 400 MHz RISC Microcontroller

Akira YAMADA; Yasuhiro NUNOMURA; Hiroaki SUZUKI; Hisakazu SATO; Niichi ITOH; Tetsuya KAGEMOTO; Hironobu ITO; Takashi KURAFUJI; Nobuharu YOSHIOKA; Jingo NAKANISHI; Hiromi NOTANI; Rei AKIYAMA; Atsushi IWABU; Tadao YAMANAKA; Hidehiro TAKATA; Takeshi SHIBAGAKI; Takahiko ARAKAWA; Hiroshi MAKINO; Osamu TOMISAWA; Shuhei IWADE

Signal Integrity Design and Analysis for a 400 MHz RISC Microcontroller

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A high-speed 32-bit RISC microcontroller has been developed. In order to realize high-speed operation with minimum hardware resource, we have developed new design and analysis methods such as a clock distribution, a bus-line layout, and an IR drop analysis. As a result, high-speed operation of 400 MHz has been achieved with power dissipation of 0.96 W at 1.8 V.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E86-C No.4 pp.635-642

Publication Date: 2003/04/01

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Type of Manuscript: Special Section PAPER (Special Issue on High-Performance, Low-Power System LSIs and Related Technologies)

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microcontroller, high-speed, signal integrity, IR drop, design technique

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Akira YAMADA, Yasuhiro NUNOMURA, Hiroaki SUZUKI, Hisakazu SATO, Niichi ITOH, Tetsuya KAGEMOTO, Hironobu ITO, Takashi KURAFUJI, Nobuharu YOSHIOKA, Jingo NAKANISHI, Hiromi NOTANI, Rei AKIYAMA, Atsushi IWABU, Tadao YAMANAKA, Hidehiro TAKATA, Takeshi SHIBAGAKI, Takahiko ARAKAWA, Hiroshi MAKINO, Osamu TOMISAWA, Shuhei IWADE, "Signal Integrity Design and Analysis for a 400 MHz RISC Microcontroller" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics, vol. E86-C, no. 4, pp. 635-642, April 2003, doi: .
Abstract: A high-speed 32-bit RISC microcontroller has been developed. In order to realize high-speed operation with minimum hardware resource, we have developed new design and analysis methods such as a clock distribution, a bus-line layout, and an IR drop analysis. As a result, high-speed operation of 400 MHz has been achieved with power dissipation of 0.96 W at 1.8 V.
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AU - Hisakazu SATO
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AU - Tetsuya KAGEMOTO
AU - Hironobu ITO
AU - Takashi KURAFUJI
AU - Nobuharu YOSHIOKA
AU - Jingo NAKANISHI
AU - Hiromi NOTANI
AU - Rei AKIYAMA
AU - Atsushi IWABU
AU - Tadao YAMANAKA
AU - Hidehiro TAKATA
AU - Takeshi SHIBAGAKI
AU - Takahiko ARAKAWA
AU - Hiroshi MAKINO
AU - Osamu TOMISAWA
AU - Shuhei IWADE
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