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Boosting RISC V ISA With Open Source Peripherals: An SoC For Low Power Sensors

Talkat 7th RISC-V Workshop 2017 · 2017-11-28..11-30· [embedded-and-hardware]
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Onchip and SiFive release a set of always‑on peripheral IP aimed at battery‑powered sensors and tape out a RISC‑V SoC in 180 nm vanilla logic. Deliverables include a power management unit with 8‑instruction microcode, programmable LDOs sized 10–50 µm, a low‑power RC oscillator that measures about 1 µA at 1.8 V (5 µA at 3.3 V) with ~3σ ≈ 180 Hz spread, a multi‑resolution ADC, and an RNG; RTL and docs go open via Frigate, schematics/layout require the Design Chip program NDA, qualified IP expected 2019.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 1:01Peripherals associated with Always-On (AON) domain
  3. 2:48AON Voltage Domains
  4. 3:41AON - Power Management Unit (PMU)
  5. 6:47Biasing Control
  6. 8:40Brownout Detector
  7. 9:20Power-On Reset
  8. 9:32Multi-resolution DAC
  9. 10:09Multi-resolution ADC
  10. 10:22Fully Synthesized True Random Number Generator
  11. 11:27Flow Methodology
  12. 12:02Deliverables
  13. 12:41Timeline
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