Highly Integrated PowerPC Solicits Networking Applications

Jan. 1, 2003
Targeting WLAN access points, DSL routers, cable modems, and other networking applications, the PowerPC 405EP, employs the company's ASIC technology to combine a PowerPC 405 processor core and other functions into a single system-on-chip. The device

Targeting WLAN access points, DSL routers, cable modems, and other networking applications, the PowerPC 405EP, employs the company's ASIC technology to combine a PowerPC 405 processor core and other functions into a single system-on-chip. The device supports CPU speeds of 133, 200 and 266 MHz and consumes 1W at 200 MHz. The device also integrates dual 10/100 Ethernet connectivity as part of the base chip design. According to the company, this feature allows designers of 802.11a/b wireless access points to avoid the costs associated with external Ethernet connections. Based on the company's 0.18 µm, SA-27e copper process technology, the chip also integrates a PCI interface, SDRAM controller, and a 64-bit CoreConnect bus. The PowerPC 405EP 133MHz processor is priced at $17 each/10,000. IBM MICROELECTRONICS, East Fishkill, NY. (800) 426-4968.

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