Vo, Hau Trung · CSUN ScholarWorks (California State University, Northridge) · 2018
This Thesis focuses on the design ARM architecture using Verilog, Vivado Design Suite IDE. There are three types of processors: M- series (microcontroller), R-Series (real-time), and A-series (Application) processor. The focus of research is mainly on the M-series processor. The processor consists of four stages: load/store, fetch, decode, and execute. This research on the M-series will cover the following: Random Access Memory (RAM), Memory Address Register (MAR), Memory Buffer Register (MBR), Address Incrementer, sixteen bits Register Files, Shifter, Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU), and Control Unit.\n\nThe Addressing Modes will be implemented in this ARM processor. ARM???s addressing modes are used to specify the difference between the data coming from the memory and the register. Every single instruction relies on the addressing mode within used for the operand. This research of addressing mode consists of Immediate Addressing, Register Addressing, Index Addressing, and PC-Relative Addressing.\n\nThe encoder of the ARM???s processor is different from other RISC processor such as MIPS. It has its own techniques after the data is fetched. The encoder of the processor consists: Multiplies, load/ stores, pre-indexed, post-indexed, offset pre-indexed, data processing immediate shift, miscellaneous instructions, data processing immediate, undefined instructions, load/store immediate offset, media instructions, load/store multiplies, branch, and branch with link. The encoder input is the output of the memory and the output is the input of the control unit.\n\nCurrently, the Central Processing Unit (CPU) has the ALU and the RAM memory. The ARM processor is completely mapped in every single bit to make sure it is matched with the M-series. The state diagram will be mapped out after, which is when the encoder is being set with the correct bits. This thesis is about implementing the arm processor and RTL design using Verilog.
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Reuben Thomas Computer, Reuben Thomas · 2007
FoxandMoore [2] have recently proposeda newVM for Forth, called MachineForth. Using a simple concrete model, it is said to be readily adaptable to different hardware, and to produce reasonably efficient code without needing to descend to assembler. It is also intended to be an excellent basis for Forth compilers. This paper examines these claims with respect to an implementation for the ARM processor, and compares a MachineForth based Forth system with a similar system using the ARM's machine model, and a conventional Forth system. 1 Introduction In March 1999 there was a discussion on comp.lang.forth of Charles Moore's Machine Forth, a virtual machine model which he was said to be using for all his Forth programming, and had realised in several silicon designs such as the F21. Jeff Fox, Moore's amanuensis, said that Moore felt the Machine Forth VM to be rather better for low-level Forth programming than the classic Forth VM, allowing one to get close to the machine while reta...
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Patankar, Vsihnu A., Jain, Alok, Bryant, Randal · KiltHub Repository · 2018
This paper presents a detailed description of the application of a formal verification methodology to an ARM processor. The processor, a hybrid between the ARM7 and the StrongARM processors, uses features such as a 5-stage instruction pipeline, predicated execution, forwarding logic and multi-cycle instructions. The instruction set of the processor was defined as a set of abstract assertions. An implementation mapping was used to relate the abstract states in these assertions to detailed circuit states in the gate-level implementation of the processor. Symbolic Trajectory Evaluation was used to verify that the circuit fulfills each abstract assertion under the implementation mapping. The verification was done concurrently with the design implementation of the processor. Our verification did uncover 4 bugs that were reported back to the designer in a timely manner.
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Mayuri Joshi, Sunil S. Morade · 2013
Abstract- At present, multimedia is widely used in classroom for teaching, using chalk is not only laborious, but it also produces a lot of chalk dust, polluting the air and adversely affecting the health of the students and teachers, also the use of multimedia helps in better teaching learning process. At present the traditional black board is replaced by smart electric boards produced by companies like Hitachi, Panasonic, which are very costly. This design uses ARM 9 processor for hand-held terminal hardware and Embedded Linux operating system for hand-held terminal software. When teacher writes on a book-size touch screen with an electrical pen, handwriting signal will be transferred to the PC terminal by wireless transmission module. Thus it makes classroom teaching be more efficient. Index Terms- ARM 9, LINUX, Qt, VNC, Kernel, Uboot fact that an application can be made to run on a variety of operating systems without changing the code [18]. II. SYSTEM OVERVIEW This design uses ARM processor board for hand-held terminal hardware with has been interfaced to different memories like SRAM and Flash memory and varies input output interface like Touch screen, Keyboard, USB. It uses Linux operating system for hand-held terminal software. The data written on the book size touch screen by a stylus touch screen will be transferred to the PC terminal by wireless transceiver module and display it in a larger form by projector [1]. The structure diagram of this system is shown in Figure 2.1. D I.
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Vinayak Patankar, Alok Jain, Randal E. Bryant · 1999
This paper presents a detailed description of the application of a formal verification methodology to an ARM processor. The processor, a hybrid between the ARM7 and the StrongARM processors, uses features such as a 5-stage instruction pipeline, predicated execution, forwarding logic and multi-cycle instructions. The instruction set of the processor was defined as a set of abstract assertions. An implementation mapping was used to relate the abstract states in these assertions to detailed circuit states in the gate-level implementation of the processor. Symbolic Trajectory Evaluation was used to verify that the circuit fulfills each abstract assertion under the implementation mapping. The verification was done concurrently with the design implementation of the processor. Our verification did uncover 4 bugs that were reported back to the designer.
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Raghava Bhonagiri · IOSR Journal of Electronics and Communication Engineering · 2013
Currently device with microcontroller has been widely used in industrial field. However, a large number of devices don't have the network interface and the data from them can not be transmitted in network. A design of ARM processor-based embedded Ethernet interface is presented. In the design, an existing SPI serial device can be converted into a network interface peripheral to obtain compatibility with the network. The design mainly consists of SPI communication module, processor module and Ethernet interface module. In the design, embedded real time operating system C / OS- is transplanted into the microcontroller LM3S8962 and the data can be transmitted between remote SPI serial devices and host computer. After the design is completed, the system is tested and the results show that Ethernet is connected between the host and ARM Cortex and the terminal data can be transmitted via Ethernet.
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Iosr Journals, Prof.K.Subba Rao Raghava Bhonagiri · Figshare · 2014
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Patankar, Vishnu A, Jain, Alok, Bryant, Randal E. · KiltHub Repository · 1999
This paper presents a detailed description of the application of a formal verification methodology to an ARM processor. The processor, a hybrid between the ARM7 and the StrongARM processors, uses features such as a 5-stage instruction pipeline, predicated execution, forwarding logic and multi-cycle instructions. The instruction set of the processor was defined as a set of abstract assertions. An implementation mapping was used to relate the abstract states in these assertions to detailed circuit states in the gate-level implementation of the processor. Symbolic Trajectory Evaluation was used to verify that the circuit fulfills each abstract assertion under the implementation mapping. The verification was done concurrently with the design implementation of the processor. Our verification did uncover 4 bugs that were reported back to the designer in a timely manner.
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Patankar, Vsihnu A., Jain, Alok, Bryant, Randal · KiltHub Repository · 2018
This paper presents a detailed description of the application of a formal verification methodology to an ARM processor. The processor, a hybrid between the ARM7 and the StrongARM processors, uses features such as a 5-stage instruction pipeline, predicated execution, forwarding logic and multi-cycle instructions. The instruction set of the processor was defined as a set of abstract assertions. An implementation mapping was used to relate the abstract states in these assertions to detailed circuit states in the gate-level implementation of the processor. Symbolic Trajectory Evaluation was used to verify that the circuit fulfills each abstract assertion under the implementation mapping. The verification was done concurrently with the design implementation of the processor. Our verification did uncover 4 bugs that were reported back to the designer in a timely manner.
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Patankar, Vishnu A, Jain, Alok, Bryant, Randal E. · KiltHub Repository · 1999
This paper presents a detailed description of the application of a formal verification methodology to an ARM processor. The processor, a hybrid between the ARM7 and the StrongARM processors, uses features such as a 5-stage instruction pipeline, predicated execution, forwarding logic and multi-cycle instructions. The instruction set of the processor was defined as a set of abstract assertions. An implementation mapping was used to relate the abstract states in these assertions to detailed circuit states in the gate-level implementation of the processor. Symbolic Trajectory Evaluation was used to verify that the circuit fulfills each abstract assertion under the implementation mapping. The verification was done concurrently with the design implementation of the processor. Our verification did uncover 4 bugs that were reported back to the designer in a timely manner.
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Boyle, Zack · Scholar Commons (Santa Clara University) · 2025
Despite becoming a standard for low-power microcontrollers, the ARM Cortex- M0’s proprietary nature poses difficulties for developers looking for cost, flexibility, and transparency, especially in startup, academic, and hobbyist contexts. In order to overcome these drawbacks, this paper offers an open-source implementation of the ARM Cortex-M0 processor that is easily accessible and customizable. My design encourages development of open-source hardware while still maintaining compatibility with the vast ARM software ecosystem. Unlike other architectures, such as RISC-V, which do not have native support for ARM-based infrastructure, my technology allows for easy integration into current development processes. With this research, I hope to help create a more safe and inclusive computer hardware design space by bridging the gap between open-source hardware innovation and proprietary ARM cores.
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Noah Boorstin, Veronica Cortes, Kaveh Pezeshki et al. · 2020
This paper describes a simplified Arm processor for VLSI education. The processor implements an 8-bit datapath and a subset of the instructions so that it fits on a 1.5 x 1.5 mm MOSIS TinyChip in an ON Semiconductor 0.6 um process. During a sequence of four labs, students learn digital integrated circuit design with commercial CAD tools from Cadence and Synopsys. The processor and cell library are provided, missing one of each interesting component for the student to design. The first lab covers leaf cell schematic and layout entry. The second generates a wordslice and adds it to the datapath. The third involves hand design of a small block of random logic for the aludecoder, and synthesis and placement and routing of the rest of the controller. The fourth lab completes chip assembly, connecting the components to the pad frame. Each lab also involves logic verification, DRC, LVS, and debug. At the end of the labs, students are prepared to define and complete an open-ended final project chip.
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Rajmane Sunita Ramesh, Dr. A. R. Karwankar · 2016
This paper gives an overview of how to control the domestic devices by reducing human efforts. Here we are replaced remote control to android software Home Appliance Controlintending to not to use the remote just speak through an android App and it is connected to the device using Bluetooth and the devices will work on your command. Bluetooth is used to provide input to system with your voice just like clicking with your mouse, typing on your keyboard, or pressing a key on the phone keypad provides input to an application. This paper gives an overview of voice enable hardware control. In this paper we are using Bluetooth module,LPC 2148, Android mobile phone with Home Appliance Control. This idea of developing a voice enable hardware device by using theBluetooth technology is to develop a application which demonstrates a hardware chip responding to the commands given by voice to control the different home appliances.The bluetooth module connect to the Android mobile using Bluetooth. Initially werecord some sounds previously and will then compare the coming sounds by recorded word. According to the coming sound the particular action will be taken and the particular devices is turn ON or OFF accordingly. KEYWORDS- Bluetooth module, ARM7 based LPC2148MC
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Ms Dhanshri, Damodar Patil, Umale et al. · International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology · 2021
Oscilloscopes are indispensable tools for anyone designing, manufacturing or repairing electronic equipment. In today’s fast-paced world, engineers need the best tools available to solve their measurement challenges quickly and accurately. As the eyes of the engineer, oscilloscopes are the key to meeting today’s demanding measurement challenges. There are many types of oscilloscope available in the market. The main types of oscilloscopes are analog oscilloscope, digital oscilloscope and PC based oscilloscope. From which the digital oscilloscope are widely used now a days due there accuracy portability, high speed, high resolution, data storing capability etc. here we provide an alternative solution which is basically a digital oscilloscope with almost all the control options which any standard digital oscilloscope has. This paper describes the development of a portable, very low cost oscilloscope. The user can start/stop the display, adjust the time division and adjust the voltage division. The features of this device make it suitable for implementing as an educational re-source for graduate students from Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation, and Computer Science faculties.
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Raj K. Tiwari, Santosh Agrahari · 2012
The embedded systems are widely available in portable devices. The portable devices are required to be efficient in the operation and faster computing for bulk data. Portable devices are also required to be used for longer time duration efficiently without degrading its functionality. Thus, the requirements of low power consumption of the embedded systems are desirable. This paper describes the approach used for reducing the power consumption of embedded system with the availability of ARM processor using multiple powers required at various levels, making the system low power embedded system.
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Yomna Ben Jmaa, David Duvivier, Mohamed Abid · Lecture notes in networks and systems · 2021
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Rabin A. Sugumar, Mehul A. Shah, Ricardo Ramirez · IEEE Micro · 2021
Marvell ThunderX3 is the third-generation Arm-based server processor from Marvell. This article describes the architecture of ThunderX3, going into details of core microarchitecture. ThunderX3 is distinctive among mainstream processors in supporting four SMT threads. The article describes the threading microarchitecture of ThunderX3 and highlights threading benefits. The article also touches on the on-chip interconnect and L3-cache and the power management subsystem. Initial benchmark results from silicon show 30%+ single thread and up to 3X socket level performance gains over the prior generation resulting in industry-leading single thread and socket level performance.
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