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SH-X: an embedded processor core for consumer appliances
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Volume 33 ,  Issue 3  (June 2005) table of contents
Special issue: MEDEA 2004 workshop
SPECIAL ISSUE: MEDEA 2004 workshop table of contents
Pages: 33 - 40  
Year of Publication: 2005
ISSN:0163-5964
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F. Arakawa  Hitachi Ltd., Central Research Laboratory, Tokyo Japan
M. Ishikawa  Hitachi Ltd., Central Research Laboratory, Tokyo Japan
Y. Kondo  Hitachi Ltd., Central Research Laboratory, Tokyo Japan
T. Kamei  Renesas Technology Corporation, Tokyo Japan
M. Ozawa  Hitachi Ltd., Central Research Laboratory, Tokyo Japan
O. Nishii  SuperH (Japan), Ltd., Tokyo Japan
T. Hattori  SuperH (Japan), Ltd., Tokyo Japan
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ABSTRACT

A SuperH™ embedded processor core SH-X implemented in a 130-nm CMOS process running at 400 MHz achieved 720 MIPS and 2.8 GFLOPS at a power of 250 mW under worst-case conditions. It has a dual-issue seven-stage pipeline architecture, but reaches the 1.8 MIPS/MHz of the previous five-stage processor. The on-chip memory configuration is tuned for digital consumer appliances. A new resume-standby mode enables a standby current of less than 100, μA and a 3-ms recovery time. The processor meets the requirements of a wide range of applications, and is suitable for digital appliances aimed at the consumer market, such as cellular phones, digital still/video cameras, and car navigation systems.


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M. Ishikawa: colleagues
Y. Kondo: colleagues
T. Kamei: colleagues
M. Ozawa: colleagues
O. Nishii: colleagues
T. Hattori: colleagues