-# Memory
+# 180nm Test ASIC
+
+This is a single-core, non-SMP, no analog PLLs, no clock-gating, test ASIC,
+expected to run at one-to-one from an external 24 mhz to 100 mhz clock.
+
+The requirements are therefore **radically different** from the next
+roadmap ASIC.
+
+Basic diagram:
+
+[[!img 180nm_single_core_testasic_memlayout.jpg size="500x"]]
+
+* Eight LD/ST Function Units with 2 ports each (one for aligned,
+ one for misaligned), each connecting to one of a pair of L0
+ Cache/Buffers. Addr[4] determines which L0 Cache/Buffer to
+ connect to.
+
+* Twin L0 Cache/Buffers with only 16 128-bit-wide entries and
+ a single-clock, single-path outgoing read **or** write protocol,
+ with 16 (individual, non-multiplexed) incoming 128-bit entries.
+
+* Each L0 Cache/Buffer connects by a single 128-bit data path
+ to a standard non-SMP-aware L1 cache. The data in and out
+ is again read **or** write, 128-bit-wide.
+
+* A pair of Wishbone "funnels" take the 128-bit requests, which include
+ byte-level access lines, and *if needed* create a pair of 64-bit
+ Wishbone-compliant requests. "If needed", because if the lower
+ half (or upper half) byte-level access lines are not set, then
+ that indicates a 64-bit request, and thus only one request is needed.
+ Only when byte-access lines in both upper and lower halves are set
+ will two requests be needed
+
+* Standard Wishbone 64-bit Bus. This is where
+ [Enjoy-Digital Litex](https://github.com/enjoy-digital/litex)
+ code takes over, and connect to peripherals and testing infrastructure.
+
+* Memory is the silicon-proven OpenCores [SDRAM|sdram] interface,
+ and it is Wishbone compliant.
+
+# 28-45nm Quad-Core SoC
+
+This is full SMP, requires analog PLLs, clock gating, full SMP
+L1 and L2 cache coherency and atomic coherency.
+
+## Memory
TODO
-# Cache
+## Cache
TODO
+
+