The ATAIF implements a host controller for non-volatile memory devices using the parallel interface known
as ATA (Advanced Technology Attachment), IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics), and ATAPI (Advanced Technology Attachment Packet Interface).
The core provides a simple interface to memory devices such as hard-disk drives, CDROM/DVD players/writers, Compact Flash storage, and PC Card devices.
It supports PIO modes 0 to 4; Multi-word DMA modes 0, 1 and 2; Ultra ATA -33, -66, -100 and -133; and implements an interface to the IDE bus.
Features
Supports one or two IDE devices
Supports synchronous Ultra ATA-33, -66, -100, 133 and -167
Programmable I/O modes: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6
Generic SFR interface with configurable data bus: min. 4-bit, no upper limit
Multi-word DMA modes 0 to 3
Configurable Internal FIFO address bus width: min. 4-bit, no upper limit
DMA Controller provides synchronous data transmission interface
Master FIFO Controller data transmission interface
Transmit/Receive buffers operate as internal configurable FIFOs
Available also with AMBA®AHB, OCP, AXI, PLB and Avalon interfaces
Deliverables
VHDL/Verilog source code
Synthesis support for Synopsys® and Cadence tools with a set of synthesis scrips
Simulation support (for Mentor Graphics® and Cadence®) with a set of scripts and macros
A collection of tests which are executed directly by the Test Bench
Additional documentation: Design Specification; Verification Specification and Test Plan; Integration Manual with User Guide
Market Category
Communications, Consumer Electronics, Data Processing, Industrial and Medical, Military/Civil Aerospace, Others
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