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Revolutionizing Semiconductor Design with Smart NoC IP
Learn how FlexGen Smart NoC IP can optimize and advance your semiconductor design processes. Designed for automotive, data centers, and industrial electronics applications, it enables faster time-to-market and/or multiple design explorations for the most complex systems.
Podcast
EE Times: Automating NoC Design Masters SoC Complexity
In this podcast, Sally Ward-Foxton and Michal Siwinski discuss how FlexGen, smart NoC IP, is revolutionizing NoC design through automation and why this is crucial for today’s chips. How it addresses the growing demands of AI, and what the future holds for NoC technology.
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Power Dissipation of the Network-on-Chip in a System-on-Chip for MPEG-4 Video Encoding
An oldie but a goodie: Explains power benefits of NoC technology by characterizing a multi-processor system-on-chip (MPSoC) for MPEG4, AVC/H.264 encoding. Explains NoC power model used to analyze power consumption and dissipation.
White Paper
Scalability – A Looming Problem in Safety Analysis
Misbehavior in the electronics can lead to accidents, even fatalities. This paper describes how ISO 26262 standard and in particular the Failure Modes, Effects and Diagnostic Analysis (FMEDA) can be leveraged to address this real concern.
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Automating the Generation of Scalable and Reusable FMEDA in Complex Systems-on-Chip (SoCs)
Presented at IQPC Application of ISO 26262 2022 Conference, describes an approach that uses a hierarchal and modular library of safety components to describe failure modes, safety mechanism diagnostic coverage, and other functional safety metrics at a level that scales with the size and complexity of an SoC and enables reuse for the creation of SoC platform derivative chips, which is common in our industry.
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