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Eri Prasetyo WibowoUniversitas Gunadarma

http://eri.staffsite.gunadarma.ac.idhttp://pusatstudi.gunadarma.ac.id/pscitra

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DIFINISI

System-on-a-chip or system on chip (SoC or SOC) refers to integrating all components of a computer or other electronic system into a single integrated circuit (chip). It may contain digital, analog, mixed-signal, and often radio-frequency functions – all on one chip. A typical application is in the area of embedded systems. ( wikipedia)

System-on-a-chip (SoC) technology is the packaging of all the necessary electronic circuits and parts for a "system" (such as a cell phone or digital camera) on a single integrated circuit ( IC ), generally known as a microchip.For example, a system-on-a-chip for a sound-detecting device might include an audio receiver, an analog-to-digital converter ( ADC ), a microprocessor , necessary memory , and the input/output logic control for a user - all on a single microchip.

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MOORE’S LAW:

2X FUNCTIONALITY EVERY 18 MONTHS

Base Design

CPU

IC

ShrinksCPU

Or Keep

Package

Same

Size

CPUFPGA

EEPROMRAM

ADC

SoC

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58%/Yr. CompoundedComplexity growth rate

21%/Yr. CompoundedProductivity growth rate

Source: SEMATECH

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Logic Tr./Chip Tr./S.M.

DESIGN PRODUCTIVITY LAGS MANUFACTURING CAPABILITY

Maya Rubeiz USAF Wright Labs [email protected] http://rassp.scra.org

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ApplicationSpace

HW-SW Kernel

MEM

FPGACPU Processor(s), RTOS(es)

and SW architecture

*IP can be hardware (digital or analogue) or software. IP can be hard, soft or‘firm’ (HW), source orobject (SW)

*IP can be hardware (digital or analogue) or software. IP can be hard, soft or‘firm’ (HW), source orobject (SW)

Scaleablebus, test, power, IO,clock, timing architectures

+ Reference Design

Programmable

SW IP

Hardware IP

Pre-Qualified/VerifiedFoundation-IP*

Foundry-SpecificHW Qualification

Reconfigurable Hardware Region(FPGA, LPGA, …)

SW architecturecharacterisation

SOC PLATFORM DESIGN

[email protected]

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• FPGAs can contain soft or hard IP (including CPUs).

• www.atmel.com

• www.altera.com

• www.triscend.com

• www.xilinx.com

RECONFIGURABLE FPGA-BASED BOARDS CAN PROTOTYPE DIGITAL DESIGNS

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DESIGN-FOR-REUSE and DESIGN-WITH-REUSE

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

FPGA FPGA FPGA FPGAVERIFICATION

DESIGN

FOR

REUSE

HDL HDL HDL HDL

TEAM

PROJECT

SoCDESIGN WITH REUSE SYSTEM INTEGRATION

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SOC WITH RECONFIGURABLE COMPONENTS

High performance ASICs can now contain programmable logic (embedded FPGA tiles) as needed for flexibility.

www.lsil.com

www.adaptivesilicon.com

ARMARM

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A matrix of configurable analog opamps and interconnect can be used to perform filtering and other signal

conditioning operations.

CONFIGURABLE ANALOG ARRAYS

www.anadigm.com

www.latticesemi.com

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RADIATION-TOLERANT CIRCUITS CAN BE MADE USING CONVENTIONAL PROCESSES

S DG

Conventional Transistor Layout

RadiationEffects

Current

(Drain)

Voltage (Gate)

Desired Behavior

S D

G

Radiation-Tolerant Layout

REF: cern.ch

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SHARING MULTI-PROJECT MASKS AND WAFERS SAVES

MONEY

Shared, Multi-Project WaferSingle-User Wafer

www.mosis.org

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FEATURE SIZE vs YEAR INTRODUCED

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SIA'97 MOSIS

MULTI-PROJECT SERVICES PROVIDE ACCESS TO

STATE-OF-THE-ART COMMERCIAL PROCESSES

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PROCESSES AVAILABLE VIA MOSIS

• TSMC 0.35µTSMC 0.35µ • TSMC 0.25µTSMC 0.25µ

– 5-metal, 2-poly• TSMC 0.18µ TSMC 0.18µ

– 6-metal– 2.5/3.3v I/O, 1.5/1./8v Core

• Peregrine SOI-SOS 0.50µPeregrine SOI-SOS 0.50µ

• TSMC 0.15µTSMC 0.15µ• TSMC 0.13µTSMC 0.13µ

– 6-metal, 1 poly, silicided, 6-metal, 1 poly, silicided, CuCu

• IBM SiGe 0.5µIBM SiGe 0.5µ• IBM SiGe 0.25µIBM SiGe 0.25µ

NOW NEXT 6 MONTHS

www.mosis.org

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• Assemble individual components using a board with reconfigurable interconnect to finalize the system specs.

• Model the entire system and simulate at a high level.

STEPS IN MIXED-SIGNAL SOC DEVELOPMENT

• Design and prototype an analog I.C. via MOSIS or CMP.

• Design and prototype the digital components using FPGAs.

• Integrate the analog and digital sections into a single SoC.

SoC

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BAGAIMANA MEMULAI DESAIN DALAM SOCs