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A Mixed-Signal System-on-Chip Audio Decoder Design for Education

A good harware design requires both competent theoretical as well as practical knowledge in the areas of architecture specification and design. While the theoretical background is given in several lectures gaining practical knowledge is somewhat more difficult. To face this problem a laboratory has been established. Analog as well as digital hardware components have to be realized to build up a mixed-signal System-on-Chip (SoC) for audio decoding within this course. The goal of this laboratory is to make students familiar not only with practical aspects of Hardware/Software Codesign of embedded systems but also with the steps that have to be performed in a typical ASIC design flow.