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Sipeed M1w User Manual v1.0
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V1.0 Edited on April 23, 2019 ; Original document
FEATURES OVERVIEW
CPU : RISC-V Dual Core 64bit, 400Mh adjustable
Powerful dual-core 64-bit open architecture-based
processor with rich community resources
FPU Specifications IEEE754-2008 compliant high-performance pipelined FPU
Debugging Support High-speed UART and JTAG interface for debugging
Neural Network Processor (KPU)
• Supports the fixed-point model that the mainstream
training framework trains according to specific restriction
rules
• There is no direct limit on the number of network layers,
and each layer of convolutional neural network
parameters can be configured separately, includ- ing the
number of input and output channels, and the input and
output line width and column height
• Support for 1x1 and 3x3 convolution kernels
• Support for any form of activation function
• The maximum supported neural network parameter size
for real-time work is 5MiB to 5.9MiB
• The maximum supported network parameter size when
working in non-real time is (flash size - software size)
Audio Processor (APU)
• Up to 8 channels of audio input data, ie 4 stereo
channels
• Simultaneous scanning pre-processing and
beamforming for sound sources in up to 16 directions
• Supports one active voice stream output
• 16-bit wide internal audio signal processing
• Support for 12-bit, 16-bit, 24-bit, and 32-bit input data
widths • Multi-channel direct raw signal output
• Up to 192kHz sample rate
• Built-in FFT unit supports 512-point FFT of audio data
•Uses system DMAC to store output data in system
memory
Static Random-Access Memory (SRAM)
The SRAM is split into two parts, 6MiB of on-chip
general-purpose SRAM memory and 2MiB of on-chip AI
SRAM memory, for a total of 8MiB
Field Programmable IO Array (FPIOA/IOMUX)
FPIOA allows users to map 255 internal functions to 48
free IOs on the chip
Digital Video Port (DVP) Maximum frame size 640x480
FFT Accelerator
The FFT accelerator is a hardware implementation of the
Fast Fourier Transform (FFT)