The T400 µController is an implementation of National's 4-bit COP400 microcontroller family architecture. It is intended to be used as a replacement for the original chip in SOCs recreating legacy systems.
Its final target is to provide design variants that are compatible with the COP420/421 and COP410L/411L family members. All of them derived from the common t400_core design. Such a sample system has been implemented in several FPGA families.
The implementation has been done with the free version of the vendor tools (Quartus II 7.2sp3 and ISE 10.1). Your mileage may vary.
Altera EP1C12Q240C8:
Xilinx Spartan-IIE XC2S300EPQ208-6:
The T400 µController has been successfully integrated in the FPGA Adventure Vision project.
The following tools are integrated and are required for this project:
The project has Stable status:
Known bugs will be logged on the Tracker page. Please feel free to enter any problems you encounter with this core.
The COPS Family User's Guide and the specific datasheets can be downloaded from DatasheetArchive.
The latest release of the T400 µController project is version 1.1.
Get this and all previous versions of the design files from SVN: Download repository.
Please keep in mind that trunk/ is work in progress and might contain smaller or bigger problems.
You should also check the Tracker for known bugs and see if they affect your work.