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'''Arrix''' was a family of [[field-programmable object array]] designed by [[MathStar]] and introduced in late [[2006]]. MathStar continued manufacturing this until 2009.
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== Architecture ==
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{{main|field-programmable object array}}
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Arrix is a family of [[field-programmable object array]] (FPOA). The chips can operate, depending on model, from 400 MHz to 1 GHz. At the time their performance exceeded similar budget [[FPGA]]s. Arrix are a grid of 400 logic objects. Additionally the chips also feature:
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* 2x Bi-directional 500MHz DDR 16-bit LVDS ports
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* 96x GPIO (synchronously or asynchronously at up to 100 MHz)
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* 12x banks of 500MHz internal SRAM memory banks
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* 2x 266 MHz 36-bit DDR (72-bits per cycle) RLDRAM II controllers
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The chips are arranged as a grid of 400 logic objects made up of:
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* 256x [[arithmetic logic unit|ALU]]
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** 16 bit data, 5 bits control, 32 operations
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** {{arch|16}} add/sub/shift/rotate/AND/OR/XOR
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** circuitry for cascading status bits for making larger word
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* 80x [[register file|RFs]]
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** 128 Byte, dualport RAM or FIFO
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* 64x [[multiply accumulator|MAC]]x
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** 16x16 single clock cycle [[multiplier]]
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** 32 bit intermediate result, signed or unsigned
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** 40 bit [[accumulator]], 256 accumulations before [[overflow]]
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* 12x Internal [[RAM]] banks
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** 768 x 76 bits
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[[File:arrix chip layout.png|600px]]
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== Members ==
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=== MOA2400D Series ===
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
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|-
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! Model !! Frequency !! Objects !! Package !! Temp Range
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|-
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| {{\|MOA2400D-10}} || 1,000 MHz || 400 || FCBGA-896 || Commercial
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|-
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| {{\|MOA2400D-10R}} || 1,000 MHz || 400 || FCBGA-896 RoHS || Commercial
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|-
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| {{\|MOA2400D-09}} || 900 MHz || 400 || FCBGA-896 || Industrial
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|-
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| {{\|MOA2400D-09R}} || 900 MHz || 400 || FCBGA-896 RoHS || Industrial
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|-
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| {{\|MOA2400D-08}} || 800 MHz || 400 || FCBGA-896 || Industrial
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|-
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| {{\|MOA2400D-08R}} || 800 MHz || 400 || FCBGA-896 RoHS || Industrial
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|-
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| {{\|MOA2400D-06}} || 600 MHz || 400 || FCBGA-896 || Industrial
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|-
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| {{\|MOA2400D-06R}} || 600 MHz || 400 || FCBGA-896 RoHS || Industrial
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|-
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| {{\|MOA2400D-04}} || 400 MHz || 400 || FCBGA-896 || Commercial
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|-
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| {{\|MOA2400D-04R}} || 400 MHz || 400 || FCBGA-896 RoHS || Commercial
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|}
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== Documents ==
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=== Product Brief ===
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* [[:File:Arrix Family Product Brief (April 2007).pdf|Arrix Family Product Brief]], April 2007
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* [[:File:Arrix Family Product Brief (August 2006).pdf|Arrix Family Product Brief]], August 2006
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* [[:File:MOA1400D Product Brief (February 2006).pdf|MOA1400D Product Brief]], February 2006
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=== IP Cores ===
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* [[:File:Color Space Conversion (RGB to YCRCB) for Arrix FPOA.pdf|Color Space Conversion (RGB to YCRCB) for Arrix FPOA]]
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* [[:File:Flat Field Correction for Arrix FPOA.pdf|Flat Field Correction for Arrix FPOA]]
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* [[:File:JPEG 2000 Encoder for Arrix FPOA.pdf|JPEG 2000 Encoder for Arrix FPOA]]
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* [[:File:MPEG2 Multi-channel Decoder for FPOA.pdf|MPEG2 Multi-channel Decoder for FPOA]]
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=== Software ===
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* [[:File:Silicon Objects Software Development Environment.pdf|Silicon Objects Software Development Environment]]
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=== Manuals ===
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* [[:File:Arrix Family - FPOA Architecture Guide.pdf|Arrix Family - FPOA Architecture Guide]]
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=== Other ===
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* [[:File:Radiation HardenedField Programmable Object Array (FPOA) for Space Processing.pdf|Radiation HardenedField Programmable Object Array (FPOA) for Space Processing]]
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== See also ==
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* [[field-programmable object array]]
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* Ambric's {{ambric|Am2000}}

Latest revision as of 23:37, 27 June 2016

Arrix
arrix chip.gif
Developer MathStar
Manufacturer TSMC
Type Programmable logic device
Introduction September 25, 2006 (announced)
November 29, 2006 (launch)
Production 2006-2009
Word size 16 bit
2 octets
4 nibbles
Process 130 nm
0.13 μm
1.3e-4 mm
, 90 nm
0.09 μm
9.0e-5 mm
Technology CMOS
Clock 400 MHz-1,000 MHz
Package FCBGA-896
Socket FCBGA-896
Succession
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Builder

Arrix was a family of field-programmable object array designed by MathStar and introduced in late 2006. MathStar continued manufacturing this until 2009.

Architecture[edit]

Main article: field-programmable object array

Arrix is a family of field-programmable object array (FPOA). The chips can operate, depending on model, from 400 MHz to 1 GHz. At the time their performance exceeded similar budget FPGAs. Arrix are a grid of 400 logic objects. Additionally the chips also feature:

  • 2x Bi-directional 500MHz DDR 16-bit LVDS ports
  • 96x GPIO (synchronously or asynchronously at up to 100 MHz)
  • 12x banks of 500MHz internal SRAM memory banks
  • 2x 266 MHz 36-bit DDR (72-bits per cycle) RLDRAM II controllers

The chips are arranged as a grid of 400 logic objects made up of:

  • 256x ALU
    • 16 bit data, 5 bits control, 32 operations
    • 16-bit add/sub/shift/rotate/AND/OR/XOR
    • circuitry for cascading status bits for making larger word
  • 80x RFs
    • 128 Byte, dualport RAM or FIFO
  • 64x MACx
  • 12x Internal RAM banks
    • 768 x 76 bits

arrix chip layout.png

Members[edit]

MOA2400D Series[edit]

Model Frequency Objects Package Temp Range
MOA2400D-10 1,000 MHz 400 FCBGA-896 Commercial
MOA2400D-10R 1,000 MHz 400 FCBGA-896 RoHS Commercial
MOA2400D-09 900 MHz 400 FCBGA-896 Industrial
MOA2400D-09R 900 MHz 400 FCBGA-896 RoHS Industrial
MOA2400D-08 800 MHz 400 FCBGA-896 Industrial
MOA2400D-08R 800 MHz 400 FCBGA-896 RoHS Industrial
MOA2400D-06 600 MHz 400 FCBGA-896 Industrial
MOA2400D-06R 600 MHz 400 FCBGA-896 RoHS Industrial
MOA2400D-04 400 MHz 400 FCBGA-896 Commercial
MOA2400D-04R 400 MHz 400 FCBGA-896 RoHS Commercial

Documents[edit]

Product Brief[edit]

IP Cores[edit]

Software[edit]

Manuals[edit]

Other[edit]

See also[edit]

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nameArrix +
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process130 nm (0.13 μm, 1.3e-4 mm) + and 90 nm (0.09 μm, 9.0e-5 mm) +
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