Fast SoC Design Methodology Using Reusable Intellectual Property : ASIC Design of IC Card Interface Controller Using Reusable Intellectual Property
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概要
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In this works, we describe the design methodology using the existing commercial IP for fast SoC implementation. We focus on the individual IP verification methods and the virtual verification of overall embedded systems. Using this virtual validation block, we can implement and test every component, which are impossible to verify on real worlds like timing critical I/O devices. Also we can reduce the HDL simulation time. Based on proposed methodology, we designed a 32-bit RISC embedded chip (SCIX-1) for multiple IC card interfaces. SCIX-1 supporting Windows CE accommodates a variety of electronic purses and credit cards. And it contains a high performance 32-bit ARM7TDMI core as a chip suited to the IC card reader complying with the international standard (ISO7816). Thus, we demonstrate the effectiveness and applicability of the proposed methodology.
- 社団法人電子情報通信学会の論文
- 2002-06-24
著者
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Lee Seung-eun
Soc Research Center Korea Electronics Technology Institute
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Lee S‐c
Soc Research Center Korea Electronics Technology Institute
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Oh Won-Seok
SoC Research Center, Korea Electronics Technology Institute
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Oh Won-Seok
System IC Research Center, Korea Electronics Technology Institute
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Lee Seung-Eun
System IC Research Center, Korea Electronics Technology Institute
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Park Jin
System IC Research Center, Korea Electronics Technology Institute
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Lee Sung-Chul
System IC Research Center, Korea Electronics Technology Institute
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Choi Jong-Chan
System IC Research Center, Korea Electronics Technology Institute
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Choi Jong-chan
Soc Research Center Korea Electronics Technology Institute
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Oh Won-seok
Soc Research Center Korea Electronics Technology Institute
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Oh Won-seok
System Ic Research Center Keti Kyunggi-do
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Park Jin
System Ic Research Center Korea Electronics Technology Institute
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Park Jinwon
System Ic Research Center Korea Electronics Technology Institute
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Lee S‐e
Soc Research Center Korea Electronics Technology Institute
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Oh Won-Seok
System IC R&D Division, Korea Electronics Technology Institute
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