Abstract
This work introduces the development of Siwa, a RISC-V RV32I 32-bit based core, intended as a flexible control platform for highly integrated implantable biomedical applications, and implemented on a commercial 0.18 μm high voltage (HV) CMOS technology. Simulations show that Siwa can outperform commercial micro-controllers commonly used in the medical industry as control units for implantable devices, with energy requirements below the 50 pJ per clock cycle.
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Garcia-Ramirez, R., Chacon-Rodriguez, A., Molina-Robles, R., Castro-Gonzalez, R., Solera-Bolanos, E., Madrigal-Boza, G., … Gak, J. (2020). Siwa: A custom RISC-V based system on chip (SOC) for low power medical applications. Microelectronics Journal, 98. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mejo.2020.104753
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