anyone know of a good set of standard open cores for i2c spi open-source-silicon #general

Channels

mpw-6plus-silicon

pd-openlane-and-sky130

chipignite2206q_stanford_bringup

cadence-virtuoso

fossee-iitb-esim

dynamic-power-estimation

ieee-sscs-dc-23

gfmpw-0-silicon

silicon-validation

fossee-iitb-google-sky130

ieee-sscs-dc-22

mpw-one-silicon

cadence-innovus

verification-fe

foss-asic-tools

openpositarithmetic

openadiabaticlogic

hardware-beginners

design-services

private-shuttle

tapeout-pakistan

rad-lab-silicon

cadence-spectre

mpw-one-clean-short

coalition-for-digital-environmental-sustainability

vlsi_verilog_using_opensource_eda

vlsi_verilog_using_opensoure_eda

openlane_cloudrunner

digital-electronics-learners

verilog-learners

open-microelectronics-textbook

mwcas-2023-rtl2silicon

system-verilog-learners

vlsi-learners-group

chilechipmakers

silicon-validation-private

openhighqualityresonators

waveform-viewers

vendor-synopsys

silicon-photonics

opendataset-circuitnet-for-ml-tasks-in-vlsi-cad

generative-ai-silicon-challenge

community_denmark_dtu

shuttle-precheck

openlane-development

ieee-sscs-dc-21q3

sky130-pv-workshop

verification-be

Title

s

Scott Shawcroft (tannewt)

02/22/2022, 2:29 AM

anyone know of a good set of standard open cores for i2c, spi, uart, timer counter, timer capture? I've got a zynq on the way and am curious to plug standard open cores into them

🌏 1

👍 1

a

Anish

02/22/2022, 2:36 AM

LiteX is the standard answer, although it has its downsides

👍 3

✅ 1