Main features of the CB-12-series


  1. Choice of Four Libraries To Meet Exacting Customer Requirements:
Target: Library: Operating Frequency:
Low power consumption: L Up to 100MHz
Standard performance: M 100-250MHz
High speed performance: HM 250-450MHz
Ultra high speed performance: H 450MHz+

2. 4T SRAM:

4 transistor SRAM macro currently in development will enable reduced embedded SRAM surface area by up to 30% compared to current 6T SRAM.

3. Optimized Line-up of IP Cores:

 
Library: Core:
L library: V850E etc.
M library: DSP etc.
HM library: VR-series etc.
 

Other cores and system IP in development for optimized solutions.

Please see IP Core Lineup for the CB-12) for further details. 

Click to read the official NEC press release on CB-12 family.

4. Deep integration, high operating frequencies, low power consumption:

5. Leading-edge Packaging:

A full range of packaging for large pin counts, from flip-chip packaging to chip size packaging (CSP) and standard packages including:

Package: Pin count:
PBGA: max. 672 pins
TBGA: max. 1088 pins
QFP: max. 376 pins (0.4mm pitch)
Flip-chip: max. 3,000 pins
CSP: max. 600 pins

IP Core Lineup for the CB-12

1. Memory Macros (SRAM)

Includes both bit/word customizable 6Tr cell-type common in compiled-type memory in current cell-based ICs and loadless 4Tr cell-type indispensable for high density memory in system LSIs.

High speed memory

(compiled)

1 port: 4K word x 36-bit (Tcyc=2.0ns @ 1Kw x 36b)

2 port: 4k word x 72 bit (Tcyc=2.5ns @ 2Kw x 16b)

High integration memory

(compiled)

1 port: 64K word x 36 bit

(Tcyc=4.0ns @ 32Kw x 16b)

High density memory

(loadless 4Tr cell)

1 port: 4Mb, 8Mbit

2. Core lineup

0.13-micron CMOS high integration, high frequency, low power consumption cores for system LSI applications (includes those currently in development

PC: PCI*1 controller, USB*2, IEEE1394
Consumer: V850E CPU*3, VRxxxx-series CPU*4, MPEG-2 encoder/decoder, AD converter, DA converter, modem CODEC
Mobile: DSP, audio CODEC
Network: ATM (25M, 155MHz), Ethernet 10/100Base/1Gbps, ADSL*5, VDSL*6
Graphics: DRAC*7, 2D/3D accelerator, NTSC/PAL encoder
Common IP: Digital PLL, analog PLL, UART*8 register file, scan, JTAG, FIFO, CAM, ROM, DRAM, Flash

3. Interface

Although the internal power supply is 1.5V, full swing interface I/O buffers for 2.5V and 3.3V hare also been prepared. In addition to standard CMOS interface blocks, additional high-speed interfaces include:

I/O Block: LVCMOS/LVTTL low noise buffer (through rate buffer), 3 state buffer, open drain buffer
High-speed interface: GTL+*9, HSTL*10, pECL*11, SSTL*12, LVDS*13, AGP*14, PCI, USB, IEEE1394

 

*1: Interface standard proposed by Intel Corporation (Peripheral Component Interconnect)
*2: Universal Serial Bus
*3: NEC's 32-bit RISC MPU
*4: NEC's 64-bit RISC MPU
*5: Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
*6: Very high bit rate Digital Subscriber Line
*7: Direct Rambus ASIC cell
*8: Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter
*9: Interface standard proposed by Intel Corporation (Gunning Transceiver Logic)
*10: High Speed Transceiver Logic
*11: Pseudo Emitter Coupled Logic
*12: Stub Series Terminated Transfer Logic
*13: Low Voltage Differential Signaling
*14: Accelerated Graphics Port

Main specifications for the CB-12 series

Process technology: 0.13-micron, Si gate CMOS, Aluminum (Cu) 5/7/8*1 metal layers
Max gate count: 32 million gates (L,M)
Max I/O*2: 2,700
Power supply: 1.5V internal, 2.5/3.3V I/O buffer
Power consumption: 7.3nW/MHz/gate (using L library)
Delay time - inverter: 11.1 pico seconds (Fan out 2) (using HM library)
Delay time - 2NAND: 15.9 pico seconds (Fan out 2) (using HM library)
Output drive input: Max 24 milliA
Interface: 2.5/3.3V interface

low-noise buffer

high-speed interface (PCI-X, HSTL, LVDS, GTL+, AGP etc.)

RAM macro: Single port, dual port SRAM (embedded type), FIFO, CAM, ROM, DRAM, Flash
Cores: CPU (VRxxxx-series, V850E-series), AD converter, DA converter, DSP, PCI, USB, IEEE1394 etc., scan, JTAG etc.
*1: When using 8 metal layers, uses pad from flip chip package
*2: The number of usable pins depends on the package used.