MPC8379ECVRALGA

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The MPC8379ECVRALGA is a computing platform designed for embedded applications. This integrated system combines a 32-bit low-power processor core, a custom-developed memory controller and a wide array of peripheral interfaces and host functions. The platform is an accelerated development solution for embedded and industrial applications, featuring a combination of high-speed, low-power, and flexible functionality in an effective, compact form factor.

Application Field

The MPC8379ECVRALGA, which integrates a 32-bit e500-core processor, is primarily targeted at industrial and embedded applications such as automation, robotics, motion control, and multi-media applications such as video, imaging, audio, and networking.

The platform is particularly well-suited for high-end embedded applications that require high performance, scalability, and low power. Applications include industrial and embedded systems such as motion control, high-end graphics, automotive, voice and video communications, factory automation, robotics, surveillance, embedded vision systems, avionics, and network security.

The processor core combines with a 512K cache, four 32-bit DDR3 memory controllers, four Gigabit Ethernet ports, a controller area network (CAN), and the open power architecture (OP). With this powerful combination, the MPC8379ECVRALGA is ideal for applications that require large amounts of data processing, such as data acquisition, computer vision and imaging, machine automation, and mixed-signal controls.

Working Principle

The MPC8379ECVRALGA can be configured to operate in one of four modes. In system-on-chip (SoC) mode, the processor core, various system peripherals, and external I/O peripherals are all integrated onto the same chip. In multi-chip module (MCM) mode, the processor core and associated peripherals are integrated onto a single module, while the external I/O and other peripherals are connected to the module via connector interfaces.

In application accelerating mode, processor cores are used to offload tasks from the host processor and improve performance. The system operates with two processor cores, known as the “Master” and “Slave” cores, which are connected via an inter-processor communication (IPC) bus. The Master core runs the main application, while the Slave core is responsible for dealing with tasks such as graphics operations or audio rendering.

In “brilliant connectivity” mode, the processor core is complemented by four 802.11n transceiver cores, allowing the system to support the latest in wireless networking standard. This mode makes it possible to create a secure connection to the outside world and allows for tasks such as streaming video or audio over a network.

Finally, in “application acceleration” mode, the processor core is used to offload tasks from the host processor and improve performance. This mode allows for accelerated operation of tasks such as audio/video playback, complex algorithms, and multimedia processing.

The MPC8379ECVRALGA offers a high level of flexibility and scalability, allowing it to be utilized in a wide variety of applications. With its powerful processor, low-power operation, high-speed connectivity, and flexible configurations, this platform is ideal for embedded and industrial applications.

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