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Nios is the industry¡¯s first general-purpose RISC-based embedded processor core optimized specifically for programmable logic, and the Excalibur development kit featuring the Nios processor core. It provides a comprehensive solution for system-on-a-programmable-chip (SOPC) designs. The Nios embedded processor can achieve 50 MIPs performance and was designed using a 16-bit instruction set, 16-/32-bit datapaths, and a five-stage pipeline that executes an average of one instruction per clock cycle.

The Nios soft embedded processor core simplifies the design process and improves your time-to-market. It uses as little as 2% of an APEX programmable logic device (PLD), leaving most of the device's resources available for logic functions. Altera's look-up table (LUT) devices and the Nios embedded processor integrate an entire system into a single device, giving designers the ultimate in design flexibility. The Nios embedded processor includes a reduced instruction set computing (RISC), central processing unit (CPU), and the industry-standard GNUPro software from Cygnus, a Red Hat company.

 
 
 
The Nios embedded processor is a general-purpose RISC CPU implemented as a soft processor core in Altera devices. The Nios family includes 32-bit and 16-bit processor cores, detailed in Table 1.
 
Table 1. Comparison of Nios Processor
 
Nios 32-bit
Nios 16-bit
Data bus size (bits)  
32
 
16
Arithmetic logic unit (ALU) width (bits)  
32
 
16
Internal register width (bits)  
32
 
16
Address bus size (bits)  
33
 
17
Instruction size (bits)  
16
 
16
Logic Elements (LEs) (typical)  
1,700
 
1,100
fMAX  
33 to 80 MHz (1)
 
Up to 50 MHz (1)
 
Note: 1. Performance varies based on target device architecture. See Device Support below for more information
 
 
 
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