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A system on a chip or system on chip (SoC) is an integrated circuit (also known as an "IC" or "chip") that integrates all components of a computer or other electronic systems. It may contain digital, analog, mixed-signal, and often radio-frequency functions—all on a single substrate. SoCs are very common in the mobile computing market because of their low power consumption. A typical application is in the area of embedded systems.

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Where is the flash memory for this IP camera board?

I just opened an Escam IP camera and this is the main board. You can see the HI3516 SoC + H5TQ1G63EFR RAM + that thing with adhesive that in the second photo I took off and you can see it's a ...
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How to implement Clock Gating Style RTL into synthesis?

I'm studying to implement a Clock Gating in RTL. So I've followed as the below https://www.design-reuse.com/articles/23701/power-analysis-clock-gating-rtl.html ...
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Programmable Microcontrollers vs. SoC Devices [closed]

Context: I essentially don't have a strong electrical engineering background. My knowledge consists in playing around with Arduino based microcontrollers or Raspberry Pis or equivalent SoCs. Question:...
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Embedded Linux Project on Qualcomm Snapdragon S2 (MSM8655)

I have my old blackberry 9900 device, I am interested to start a project of modifying and installing linux inside. To do so I need user manual of the processor (which is turning out hard to find) even ...
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Is there a theoretical possibility of having a full computer on a silicon wafer instead of a motherboard?

I have not seen a single reference where a whole computer is built inside a chip itself instead of modularizing and spreading it on a board. I acknowledge that having modular parts enable versatility, ...
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How would it be possible to avoid contention for a Network on an SoC (or more specifically an FPGA) from two or more nodes?

In a classical chip, you have a main CPU to perform general processing and it acts as the master on a some bus and other slaves (IO, Memory) usually do not send command or data autonomously. (or at ...
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MDIO bus max fanout

I know that the maximum number of devices that can be connected via MDIO bus is 32. But how to determine the real maximum fanout of MDIO bus. I mean I have a PCB (6U size) that has AM335x SoC driving ...
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C code for DDR Access in Xilinx SoC devices

In my design, I want to write to DDR and then I want to fetch the data from DDR memory and then pass them to FPGA to be processed, after that, the data will be written back to DDR memory.I am using ...
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ESP32 pico D4 SoC(System on Chip) Heat issue

I have designed my own PICO board using PICO D4 SoC with help of the document : ESP-PICO-D4-Datasheet. Everything works perfectly fine except heat is produced when chip is using WiFi functions. I have ...
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When did system-on-chip (SoC) arrive in mainstream laptops? Are intel chipsets used in laptops such as XPS 13, SoCs?

An SoC has multiple functional units like CPU, GPU, sometimes DSPs(Digital Signal Processors), memory and many other units embedded in a single chip. Most intel chipsets used in laptops do have ...
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Can you desolder and upgrade RAM in Pi boards?

Friendly Electronics has come out with a great small compact but very powerful board. It is called the Nano Pi fire 3. It has 8 cores which is great for programers like myself who want to utilize the ...
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Using magnetics for single board Ethernet routing [duplicate]

I have two SoCs that are mounted on a the same carrier board using SODIMM connector. The two SoC are mounted very close to each other, the entire carrier board is smaller than 15x15 cm I need to ...
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Estimating SOC using coulomb counting with DSP

I am trying to estimate the SOC of a battery using the Coulomb Counting technique. I am implementing the following equation on a DSP inside PSIM: $$ SOC[K] = SOC[K-1] - \frac{I_{Bat}}{Q_{Bat}}\cdot{Ts}...
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BeagleBoneBlack PRU from Scratch

I am a newbie when it comes to embedded systems and I am an even bigger newbie when it comes to working with the BeagleBone Black (Rev C in my case). I want to play and discover the PRU on the BBB, ...
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JLC2313 stackup with DDR3 fly-by

I’m building a simple SBC based on Allwinner A33 for my undergraduate final project, includes two x8 DDR3 chips. I’m going with 6 layers JLC2313 Stackup 1.2mm thickness (cost reasons). It’s my first ...
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