Hello, Anybody had a chance to implement PCI bus on pxa255-based machine? Is there any ready made bridge chip (say, from Intel, or not) so that I won't need to deal with FPGA programming...? TIA Sergei
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pxa255 & PCI
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19 years ago
Why not using a ready made macro-component built around a pxa255 ? See for example the ARMCore module from Compulab
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Hi,
There is a general purpose interface chip from ITE available in taiwan (IT8051) which gives you amongs other things a full m/t pci 33 bridge to the Intel Xscales
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it is probably not in there product list but asked them, maybe they can still deliver. Another possibility is to look for another Intel Xscale ship e.g in the 400 serie, they have PCI onboard and very good implementation as well!!! Another possiblity is to take a altera/xilinx fpga and interface to pxa memory bus and pci ip core (look at
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Hi,
Me again, sorry made mistake ite chip is IT8152.
Maybe you also have a look at:
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