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FPGA prototyping of an amba-based windows-compatible SoC
2010
Proceedings of the 18th annual ACM/SIGDA international symposium on Field programmable gate arrays - FPGA '10
For the increasing market of smart phones, mobile internet devices, and ultra-mobile PCs, mainstream vendors propose two approaches: one is based on ARM SoC, and the other is based on power-efficient x86 processor. However, either approach has its own limitation. The ARM-based approach lacks application software while the x86-based approach does not support flexible SoC extension. To overcome the limitations, we propose the PKUnity86 SoC architecture, which is based on AMBA bus architecture to
doi:10.1145/1723112.1723117
dblp:conf/fpga/HuangLPZLTC10
fatcat:nihprquh2zawvg4pfszuo773gy