ARAUJO, E. A. B.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3893625825093322; ARAÚJO, Ezequiel Apolonio Brito de.
Resumen:
The AX14-Lite protocol is a bus architecture developed by ARM Holdings designed
to simplify efficient communication between a manager processor (such as an ARM
processor) and subordinate devices in digital systems. This work provides an overview
of the fundamental principles of AX14-Lite, its signals, operations and its applicability
in different design contexts. A high-performance AX14-Lite bus was implemented using
SystemVerilog. This entire project is divided into two parts: the first is the manager and
subordinate design of AX14-Lite. The second part was a testbench to evaluate the manager
and subordinate project components. This work serves as an accessible introduction to
the AX14-Lite protocol, providing a solid foundation for future studies and practical
implementations in digital systems projects. Making use of Cadence ©
tools.
