Integre Technologies Announces HyperLink DSP Interface FPGA Core
Integretek core leverages proven Texas Instruments' HyperLink technology connecting FPGA designs to TI’s TMS320C66x multicore processors
Rochester, NY -- June 27, 2012-- Integre Technologies, a leading provider of FPGA engineering services and products, today announced the release of the IP-HyperLink high speed digital signal processor (DSP) interface core for both Altera and Xilinx device families.
The Integretek IP-HyperLink FPGA core provides a high-speed extension of the AXI interface over a serial connection between a custom FPGA and Texas Instruments Incorporated’s (TI’s) TMS320C66x multicore DSPs. The Integretek IP-HyperLink core leverages TI’s proven HyperLink technology to ensure compatibility with TI’s KeyStone-based multicore processors. Developers supplementing TI's KeyStone devices with proprietary FPGA implementations will benefit from KeyStone’s HyperLink, a dedicated chip- to- chip interface.
Features of the IP-HyperLink FPGA core include:
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AXI4 compliant Master and Slave interfaces
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Up to 25 Gbps transfer rate (4 lane)
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High Speed, Low-Latency, Point to Point Connection
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Simple packet-based transfer protocol for memory mapped access
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Link Self-Initializes
“The IP-HyperLink FPGA core is the first product in our new line of high speed SERDES I/O core family,” states Fred Rakvica, Integre Managing Partner. “We are excited to offer FPGA designers a high-speed window into TI’s DSP world, not only with the HyperLink core, but also our other complementary core products.”
“Integre’s background in FPGA design and experience with high speed I/O make them the logical choice to bring TI’s HyperLink technology to this market,” said Arnon Friedmann, business manager, multicore processors, TI. “The performance of the IP-HyperLink core makes it an excellent solution for high speed communication with our KeyStone-based multicore DSPs.”
The IP-HyperLink core is currently available for customer design-in.
About Integre
Integre Technologies is an engineering services and product company specializing in digital design and verification. Integre’s capabilities include: FPGA and ASIC design and verification including multi-million gate SOC's, Mixed Signal ASIC Design and Circuit Board Design and Layout. Integre delivers solutions to both the commercial and mil/aero/secure communities engineering ground, air and space based products. Integre is headquartered in Rochester, New York. For more information on Integre please visit our web site at http://www.integretek.com.
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