Aries Embedded recently began a technology collaboration with Emdalo Technologies to jointly advance this future-proof technology. The M100PF SoM family implements the PolarFire FPGA and ranges from 100,000 to 300,000 logic elements (LEs). It incorporates 12.7G transceivers and offers up to 50% lower power consumption than competing midrange FPGAs. The M100PFS SoM integrates a Linux-compatible, RISC-V-based, real-time MPU subsystem into the PolarFire midrange SoC-FPGA family, bringing low power consumption, thermal efficiency, and defense-grade security to embedded systems.
With the OSM specification, SGET has defined a standard for embedded modules that allows for scalable performance and interfaces while minimizing space requirements. Our OSM-based modules integrate microprocessors from STMicroelectronics and Renesas, respectively.
The "MSRZG2UL" and "MSRZFive" embedded boards are two powerful and versatile systems-in-packages (SiPs) based on Renesas' RZ/G2UL single-core microprocessors with CortexA55/CortexM33 and RZ/Five with RISC-V. The "MSMP1" SiP is based on STMicroelectronics' STM32MP1 CPU family with high-performance single- or dual-arm CortexA7 cores (up to 800 MHz) combined with a CortexM4 core (up to 209 MHz).
For the SoM M100PF and its derivatives, ARIES Embedded confirms availability until at least the year
The M100PF is supported by a comprehensive suite of software toolchains and IP cores for its FPGA designs. The Libero SoC and SoftConsole development environments together provide all the necessary tools to port RISC-V Soft CPUs to Microsemi's FPGA portfolio and to develop, test, and debug embedded firmware.
The M100PF is, of course, one of the most flexible SOM modules on the embedded market. All PolarFire FPGAs are integrated with low-power, multi-protocol transceivers.
