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AMBA 3 AHB-Lite is a streamlined architecture designed for high-performance and cost-effective interconnections in system-on-chip designs. Emphasis is placed on simplicity and efficiency while maintaining high throughput, suitable for embedded applications. The architecture supports a single master and multiple slaves, allowing for effective data transfer while minimizing overhead.
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Term: AMBA (Advanced Microcontroller Bus Architecture)
Definition: A standardized protocol defined by ARM for on-chip interconnects that allows integration of various components in embedded systems.
Term: AHBLite
Definition: A simplified version of the AMBA AHB, designed for systems with simpler connectivity needs but requiring high performance.
Term: Bus Master & Slave
Definition: A bus master initiates data transfers while a bus slave responds to these requests, facilitating communication in the AHB-Lite architecture.
Term: Burst Transfer
Definition: A method that allows multiple data items to be transferred using a single address and control sequence, enhancing data transfer efficiency.
Term: Timing and Synchronization
Definition: Crucial elements that ensure data is correctly transferred between the master and slave devices by coordinating the address and data phases.