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The EEL-32 is a pipelined 32-bit RV32I processor. Though the EEL-32 resembles Cal Poly SLO's OTTER core, it will have multiple new ISA extensions as well as an interrupt system. The goal of the EEL is to extend the OTTER, and achieve RTOS compatibility. A secondary goal of the EEL is to be the basis a later, ASIC hardened revision.

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EEL

The EEL-32I is a pipelined 32-bit RV32I processor. The goal of the EEL is to be the basis for a later, ASIC hardened drop-in core.

ISA Extensions

The EEL will target being the base for several new extensions:
Zifencei
Zicsr
M - multiply/divide
A - atomic
C - compressed

Design Goals

Though many iterations of the OTTER exist, no accessible version has been developed usign Design-for-Test (DFT) or extended to this extent. The basic OTTER many are familiar with simply implements a set of arithmetic operations, control-transfer operations, and memory/register read/write operations. With DFT principles in mind, the EEL will be developed using parameterizable modules, with well defined net names.

Current Modules (Verified):

  • 4 to 1 MUX (n-bit)
  • 2 to 1 MUX (n-bit)
  • Program Counter (n-bit)
  • Instruction Memory (configurable, set to 64kB)
  • Data Memory (configurable, set to 64kB)
  • Register File (32 x 32)
  • Instruction Decoder
  • Immediate Extender
  • Arithmetic Logic Unit

Current Status:

  • As of 9/1/2025, hazards are being implemented to the core.
  • Limited cases of hazards have been tested, with no control transfer instructions implemented.
  • The next step is to validate the current Hazard Unit and implement jumps/branches

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The EEL-32 is a pipelined 32-bit RV32I processor. Though the EEL-32 resembles Cal Poly SLO's OTTER core, it will have multiple new ISA extensions as well as an interrupt system. The goal of the EEL is to extend the OTTER, and achieve RTOS compatibility. A secondary goal of the EEL is to be the basis a later, ASIC hardened revision.

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