Low Pin Count (LPC) controller verification IP

The Low Pin Count (LPC) interface is a low bandwidth bus with up to 33 MHz performance. It is used to connect peripherals around the CPU and to replace the Industry Standard Architecture (ISA) bus which can only run up to 8 MHz. The primary benefit is that signals can be transmitted across a minimum of seven traces for an LPC bus versus 52 traces for an ISA bus. This relieves the pressure of routing on the often-congested motherboard and at the same time improves the overall system integrity.

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