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The PowerPC 405 is a long-lived embedded core, implementing the Power ISA v2.03 according to the Book III-E specification.  It has seen use as an embedded controller in and around the POWER systems for quite some time, and is notable for being used to implement the [[POWER8|POWER8]] [[OCC|OCC]] functionality.
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[[File:Ppc405_core.png|200px|thumb|right|PPC405 block diagram]]The PowerPC 405 is a long-lived embedded core, implementing the [[Power ISA|Power ISA]] v2.03 according to the [[Book_IIIE|Book III-E]] specification.  It has seen use as an embedded controller in and around the POWER systems for quite some time, and is notable for being used to implement the [[POWER8|POWER8]] [[OCC|OCC]] functionality.
  
 
== References ==
 
== References ==

Latest revision as of 10:01, 12 February 2018

Processor Information
PowerPC 405
Power ISA v2.03 (Book III-E)
Process node Variable
L1 cache 16k data / 16k instruction
PPC405 block diagram

The PowerPC 405 is a long-lived embedded core, implementing the Power ISA v2.03 according to the Book III-E specification. It has seen use as an embedded controller in and around the POWER systems for quite some time, and is notable for being used to implement the POWER8 OCC functionality.

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