System-On-Chips
AFT-X04
Goal: AFT-X04 is an attempt at creating a simple microcontroller centered around a RISC-V core.
It features a richer set of peripherals than AFT-X03 and includes interrupts.
Status:
AFT-X04 is currently under design and verification.
AFT-X03
Goal: AFT-X03's main focus was to create an SoC with basic functionality. The only supported
peripheral is GPIO. This was the team's first attempt at on-chip SRAM. The simplicity of the
chip allows us to focus on establishing a team design flow before moving onto more complex designs.
Status:
AFT-X03 is taped out and is currently under bring-up.
AFT-X01/AFT-X02
Goal: AFT-X01 and AFT-X02 wwere the team's first attempt at designing and taping-out an SoC.
Both chips have the same architecture. The bus structure of this chip was adopted by all of
our current SoCs.
Status:
AFT-X01 had an error in the power distribution and could not successfully be powered up.
AFT-X02 was successfully powered on during bring-up. We were able to communicate with the debugger through UART.