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The chapter focuses on AXI4-Lite GPIO peripherals and DDR memory controllers, detailing their architectures, operations, and applications in SoC designs. AXI4-Lite provides a low-overhead communication protocol ideal for GPIO, while DDR memory controllers manage high-speed data transfers with external memory. Both components are crucial for efficient control and performance in embedded systems across various applications.
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Term: AXI4Lite
Definition: A lightweight protocol designed for low-throughput peripherals that require simple read/write access.
Term: GPIO
Definition: General Purpose Input/Output; pins used in an SoC for interfacing with various devices.
Term: DDR Memory
Definition: Dynamic RAM that transfers data on both the rising and falling edges of the clock signal, allowing for faster data transfer rates.
Term: Memory Controller
Definition: A component that manages read and write operations between the CPU and memory, ensuring efficient data transfer.