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Overview
At the heart of the MACO block is a sea of 50,000 ASIC gates. A library of cells was created with Fuijtsu’s CS100A 90nm CMOS process technology and optimized for speed, power dissipation, and area. Advantages of MACOMACO provides the customer multiple advantages: speed, density, and lower power dissipation.
LatticeSCM FamilyBy enabling the MACO blocks on each LatticeSC device, the LatticeSCM devices will offer pre-engineered IP based on industry-standard interfaces. Included on the LatticeSCM devices will be memory controllers, SPI4.2 interfaces, multiprotocol MAC, low-speed CDR, and PCI Express Link Training and Status State Machine blocks. The figure on the right illustrates the MACO block layout for the LatticeSC family. A table of available pre-engineered IP available on MACO enabled LatticeSCM devices is shown below:
Embedded Memory ControllersHigh-bandwidth FPGA system-on-chip designs commonly interface to off-chip SDRAM and SRAM memories for large packet buffering. The LatticeSCM devices provide pre-engineered high speed memory controllers using MACO technology that support the major high-speed memory standards implemented in many communications systems: DDR I/II SDRAM and QDR I/II SRAM. Read more SPI4.2 CoreSystem Packet Interface, Level 4, Phase 2 (SPI4.2) is Optical Internetworking Forum's (OIF) recommended interface for the interconnection of Physical Layer (PHY) devices to Link Layer devices for 10 Gb/s aggregate bandwidth applications. The LatticeSCM devices provide pre-engineered SPI4.2 cores using MACO technology providing customers with the industry's highest-performance and lowest power SPI4.2 implementation. Read more PCI Express SolutionThe LatticeSCM PCI Express solution is the industry’s first embedded ASIC-based programmable PCI Express solution. Lattice provides customers with the smallest and lowest power FPGA based implementation for a complete x4 PCI Express Endpoint. Read more Ethernet SupportLatticeSC provides a flexible packet framer and parser that can implement Layer 2 (Data Link Layer or MAC) functionality for various standards. Implemented in MACO technology, the FlexiMAC functionality complements the LatticeSC SERDES and the Layer 1 (Physical Layer) multi-protocol functionality of the Physical Coding Sublayer (PCS). Read more Low-speed CDR SupportThe LatticeSCM LSCDR (Low-speed Clock and Data Recovery) MACO core is a fully integrated low-power Clock and Data Recovery (CDR) block designed for low-speed serial communication systems. The clock and data recovery circuit (CDR) is a digital base band circuit that post processes a demodulated binary signal to produce an optimally sampled data bit stream and clock signal that is synchronized with the incoming data. Read more |