SATA IP core for FPGA

basic information

- Compliant with Serial ATA specification revision 3.0 - Supports both host and device sides with a single core license - Compact with resource consumption below 500 Slices, highly effective in multi-channel RAID systems - Simple transaction I/F and DMA I/F for host processors - Host I/F is 32-bit wide - Implements a 4KB FIFO using BRAM in the data transmission path - Core logic itself operates at a low speed that fits easily with timing - Supports CONT primitives for EMI reduction - Allows for pre-purchase core evaluation on various Xilinx/Altera FPGA boards - RAID reference design is included as standard with the IP core product - Supports AHCI, enabling Linux boot from FPGA - Offers a lineup of Host controller IP - Supports exFAT file system (optional) - Reliable domestic support

Price range

Delivery Time

P3

※It is necessary to conclude a license agreement.

Applications/Examples of results

By combining the SATA-IP core with the "SATA Host IP Core," it is possible to automatically control SATA using only logic without utilizing the CPU, thereby constructing a storage system. Since the core is designed with pure hard-wired logic, it always controls the SATA channel with the best performance. This host IP core is ideal for applications such as ultra-fast data recording systems and RAID controllers. Additionally, the "SATA AHCI IP Core" allows access to SATA devices from the system's processor while maximizing the capabilities and performance of the SATA devices. It enables direct access to SATA devices from a Linux OS running on an ARM processor embedded in an FPGA, allowing users to manage SATA storage as drives or files. This enables application development using the standard libraries of Linux OS, making it an optimal solution for embedded storage systems, RAID controllers, and high-speed large-capacity data collection systems.

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