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Why? They have a different line for that. Not worth wasting expensive silicone die area for something a lot of customers or projects won't need.
by FirmwareBurner 3y ago
Why? They have a different line for that. Not worth wasting expensive silicone die area for something a lot of customers or projects won't need.
- willis936 3y agoBecause a hard core is much smaller and efficient than a soft core. Any small edge application you want to run embedded code on (which I argue is most all) will now need an external hard core or use a lot of precious PL resources and power for a soft core.
- FirmwareBurner 3y agoThey already sell other models with hard cores for those who need that since not all applications do.