The µPP ASIC:
Desing, Methodologies and Tools for a Pay Phone System-On-a-Chip
Based on an ARM Core and Design Reuse
1999 IEEE Custom Integrated Circuits Conference (CICC'99)
Town & Country Hotel/Convention Center. San Diego (CA) USA
May 16-21, 1999.
ABSTRACT
This paper describes the µPP (Microcontroller for Pay Phones) ASIC,
a system-on-a-chip solution based on the present spanish pay phone system.
The design integrates an ARM embedded microprocessor, several third party
blocks and new custom modules developed in house, using ARM's Advanced
Microprocessors Bus Architecture (AMBA). The system has been designed for
low power consumption and management. Design reuse, aided by the use of new
management tools, and co-design, allowed an important reduction in global
design time.
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