System-on-Chip Lite+ Development Board

The System-on-Chip Lite+ Development Board represents the functional equivalent of the final System-on-Chip Lite+ chip. That means the System-on-Chip Lite+ Development Board can be used for in-system verification long before any real silicon of the System-on-Chip Lite+ device itself is manufactured. Thus it provides a huge safety margin for the hardware design. In parallel, software development can be started at a very early stage.

The basic elements of the System-on-Chip Lite+ Development Board are a so-called System-on-Chip Lite+ prototype chip that comprises the ARM7-based microcontroller system and an FPGA that represents the G/A section where all the hardware extensions can be implemented. Both, System-on-Chip Lite+ prototype chip and the FPGA, are interconnected via the AHB and APB AMBA™ buses, just like in the final device.

In addition to that, the System-on-Chip Lite+ Development Board features SRAM, SDRAM and Flash-ROM for supporting software development. All necessary signals are lead through to the outside world via connectors in order to facilitate verification within the final customer system

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