IC-LOGIC uses Arteris' FlexNoC and C2C IP in its IO HUB chip

Semiconductor IP vendor Arteris has announced IC-LOGIC GmbH's IO HUB chip is designed by also using Arteris FlexNoC network on chip interconnect IP and C2C chip-to-chip interconnect IP for systems-on-chip (SoCs) from Arteris. IO HUB chip has successfully passed 5,000 tests over a three-month period of time. IC-LOGIC’s IO HUB is designed provide processors and platforms with range of standard-based I/O interfaces including 3 Gbps SATA (controller and PHY), dual 5 Gbps PCI express (MAC and PHY), Gigabit Ethernet (MAC with AVB and SGMII PHY), and NOR Flash memory serial interface. IC-LOGIC’s IO HUB chip, which will be deployed into automobiles beginning 2015 is going to be embedded into automotive infotainment systems designed for high-end automobiles. “IC-LOGIC chose FlexNoC and C2C to create a flexible and high speed communication chip to respond to the increasing demand of high speed connectivity in car infotainment systems,” said Martin Damrau, founder and CEO of IC-LOGIC. “This is yet another ‘first time right’ device by IC-LOGIC’s industry leading team of automotive and industrial semiconductor designers that establishes a new speed record for design to production, delivering a field-hardened chip that will withstand our customers’ rigorous demands.” “IC-LOGIC’s use of Arteris FlexNoC and C2C interconnect IP has helped reduce design schedules and has demonstr...