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Testing Infineon’s virtual automotive RISC-V chip

By April 15, 2025June 13th, 2025No Comments1 min read
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PLS Programmierbare Logik & Systeme in Germany has added support for the RISC-V open instruction set architecture to test and debug Infineon’s latest automotive processor design.

The latest PLS Universal Debug Engine (UDE) 2025 is being used to simplify trace-based system analysis and debugging a prototype of the next generation Aurix microcontroller.

This Automotive RISC-V Prototype consists of a RISC-V Core Virtual Prototype (VP) based on the Synopsys Virtual Development Kit (VDK). It is bundled with software drivers and a template project for rapid prototyping to form a Software Development Kit (SDK) that enables pre-silicon software development. The VDK models the complete MCU including the RISC-V-based multi-core cluster, the interrupt controller, the interprocessor communication and the proven automotive peripherals.

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