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General Considerations for Realizing a New Subclass of SoC

In this paper the mathematical calculations and the resulting mathematical model proposal of a real System-on-Chip (rSoC) will be presented, accommodating all the four main parts of any modern computer: microprocessor, volatile memory (e.g. RAM), non-volatile memory (e.g. Flash), and also the Input-Output (IO) controller. These parts could be realized in a cost-effective and simplistic manner only on one piece of silica die instead of several specialized Integrated Circuits (ICs) connected on the printed circuit board (PCB). The mathematical calculus is based on the approximate transistor count of already existing older ICs and architectures, which could be reused in this foreseen extremely cheap, scalable and, most importantly, implantable system.