A Guide to High-Speed Embedded Processors
Fifth Edition
 
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Figure 1-1 Basic processor design
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Figure 1-2 Simple superscalar processor design
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Figure 1-3 CPU pipelining examples
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Figure 1-4 Generic multicore processor
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Figure 1-5 Interleaved tasks on a multithreaded CPU
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Figure 1-6 DRAM evolution
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Figure 2-1 The control plane and the data plane
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Figure 4-1 Standalone and integrated general-purpose processors
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Figure 4-2 Typical curve of IPSec performance vs. packet size
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Figure 5-1 Revenue market share of top 11 vendors of embedded processors
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Figure 5-2 Revenue market share of the top eight vendors of embedded processors for use in communications systems
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Figure 5-3 Revenue market share of the top five vendors of embedded processors for storage
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Figure 5-4 Revenue market share of embedded processors by instruction set, 2008
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Figure 5-5 Revenue market share of embedded processors for communications by instruction set, 2008
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Figure 5-6 Revenue of embedded processors by application, 2008–2013
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Figure 5-7 Revenue of embedded processors by communications segment, 2008–2013
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Figure 6-1 IBM PowerPC 440/464 microarchitecture
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Figure 6-2 AppliedMicro PowerPC 440EX block diagram
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Figure 7-1 Cavium Octeon CN6335 block diagram
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Figure 7-2 Integrated network appliance based on Cavium Octeon II
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Figure 7-3 NAS appliance using Cavium Octeon CN67xx processor
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Figure 7-4 Residential gateway using Cavium Econa CNS3xxx processor
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Figure 8-1 Freescale CPU pipeline comparison
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Figure 8-2 Freescale e500 CPU microarchitecture
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Figure 8-3 Freescale PowerQuicc III MPC8568 block diagram
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Figure 8-4 Freescale QorIQ P4080 simplified block diagram
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Figure 8-5 Residential gateway design based on Freescale MPC8315
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Figure 8-6 Multifunction printer based on Freescale P1022
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Figure 8-7 Node B network interface card based on Freescale MPC8569
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Figure 9-1 Performance comparison of Intel embedded processors
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Figure 9-2 Intel Core microarchitecture block diagram
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Figure 9-3 Intel Atom microarchitecture block diagram
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Figure 9-4 NAS design using Intel Celeron-M and Whitmore Lake
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Figure 9-5 Xeon E5500 (Nehalem) system block diagram
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Figure 9-6 Media server using Intel Atom Centrino platform
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Figure 10-1 Marvell Discovery Innovation MV78200 block diagram
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Figure 10-2 Consumer NAS system based on Marvell Kirkwood 88F6192
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Figure 10-3 Digital photo frame based on Marvell Armada PXA168
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Figure 11-1 NetLogic (RMI) XLP processor block diagram
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Figure 11-2 Line card based on NetLogic (RMI) XLP832
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Figure 11-3 Ethernet-based Node B card based on NetLogic (RMI) XLS416
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Figure 12-1 Tilera TilePro64 block diagram
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Figure 12-2 Block diagram of a TilePro tile
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