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The LatticeMico32™ is a 32-bit Harvard, RISC architecture "soft" microprocessor, available for free with an open IP core licensing agreement. The LatticeMico32 provides the visibility, flexibility and portability that you expect in an open source hardware design. Everything you need is provided, including software development tools (via LatticeMico™ System) and evaluation boards to try out your designs in hardware.
By combining a 32-bit wide instruction set with 32 general purpose registers, the LatticeMico32 provides the performance and flexibility suitable for a wide variety of markets. Using a RISC architecture, the core consumes minimal device resources, while maintaining the performance required for a broad application set. To accelerate the development of microprocessor systems, several optional WISHBONE compatible peripheral components may be integrated with the LatticeMico32.
Features
WISHBONE Compatible Peripheral ComponentsTo accelerate the development of microprocessor systems, several optional WISHBONE compatible peripheral components may be integrated with the LatticeMico32.
Three Configurations to Optimize Area and Performance
1Performance and utilization characteristics are generated using Lattice Diamond software. When using the LatticeMico32 in a different density, speed, or grade within the Lattice FPGA family, performance may vary. For information about the LatticeMico32 for other Lattice FPGA families, please contact your local Lattice Sales Office. Looking for an 8-bit microcontroller? Check out the LatticeMico8.
Development ToolsLatticeMico System is to be used to implement a LatticeMico32 system with attached peripheral components. It is based on the Eclipse C/C++ Development Tools Environment, which is an industry open-source development and application framework for building software. For more details please go to LatticeMico System Development Tools Supported Development BoardsLattice has pre-defined a number of its development boards as platforms within the LatticeMico System Software. This allows you to rapidly start developing LatticeMico32 based systems on these boards. The following boards have been developed: LatticeMico32 DemonstrationsLattice develops designs that demonstrate the use of the LatticeMico32 for a variety of system level applications. The following demonstrations are currently supported.
Download and try it nowFor the latest information of LatticeMico System Development Tools, go to the page located here. This page will always provide the latest release of LatticeMico System software. For known issues related to LatticeMico32, please click here. |