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System-on-Chip (SoC) development has become a cornerstone of modern electronic design, driving innovation across industries like automotive, consumer electronics, and telecommunications. The process, however, is fraught with challenges: managing diverse IP formats, integrating legacy and third-party IPs, and ensuring compatibility across tools and teams. The complexity often results in repeated iterations, inefficiencies, and increased time-to-market.

December 9, 2024

ISO 26262, derived from the IEC 61508 standard, is critical in ensuring the functional safety of automotive electronic and electrical (E/E) systems. It governs the development process, focusing on minimizing failures that could jeopardize human lives. The standard classifies systems into Automotive Safety Integrity Levels (ASIL) from A (low) to D (high), depending on the severity, exposure, and controllability of potential hazards.  analysis, and validation of safety goals.

 

Usually, Any Digital Peripheral Custom IP is divided into two sections. One is designed logic circuits based on their specifications or functionality and the second Registers which are used for configuring, sending, and receiving data to and from Initiator and sending and receiving data from external devices. These Registers act also as input for internal functional circuits that send data to the output pin of IP and the programmer with this status of the pin/port drives external devices in the Embedded world.  complex IPs tape out in the market.

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