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The Western Design Center site reviewed on 12 November 2026 lists Intellectual Property alongside FPGA microcontrollers, integrated circuits, single-board computers, and tools.
WDC W65C02 IP is licensable 65xx CPU soft/firm IP. The official site lists Intellectual Property among products, including W65C02SOC HDL SoC design materials for ASIC/FPGA use.
Education/IP overview pages reference W65C02SOC-40 HDL SoC design and related HDL solutions. WDC is the long-standing commercial steward of 65xx microprocessor technology used in commercial and educational designs. The IP offering enables integration of W65C02-class CPU functionality into customer ASIC/FPGA SoCs. Confirm the exact revision, role, and deliverables on the current provider page before integration.
Published as design IP
Licensable semiconductor IP. This listing is not a finished controller chip.
Numbered specification: W65C02 / 65xx family
W65C02 / 65xx family is named for this product on the reviewed page.
Recorded aliases
W65C02; WDC 6502 IP; Western Design Center IP
Licensable Armv8-A application CPU IP. Arm's Fixed Virtual Platform guidance documents a Linux software path for Cortex-A class cores. Confirm the OS port for a licensee design.
View solutionLicensable design IP. Cortex-M processor for embedded control, with optional Helium vector processing.
View solutionLicensable design IP. Armv8.1-M Cortex-M processor for embedded control, DSP, and ML workloads.
View solutionBeyond BA2x is a family of licensable 32-bit processor IP cores. The official processors page lists BA20/BA21/BA22/BA25 variants with DMIPS/MHz and area/power figures and a Request a License path.
View solutionMi-V RV32 is the RISC-V soft CPU Microchip recommends for new FPGA designs. The reviewed page lists it for PolarFire SoC, PolarFire, RTG4, SmartFusion 2, and IGLOO 2 FPGAs, with design support in Libero SoC Design Suite. Optional configuration includes compressed instructions, multiply/divide, single-precision floating point, debug, and ECC. It is processor IP for those FPGAs, not portable ASIC CPU IP, and it is not the hardened RISC-V cluster in a PolarFire SoC device.
View solutionSystemyde Rabbit microprocessor cores are licensable CPU soft IP. The official site states synthesizable Verilog HDL models of five Rabbit microprocessor generations suitable for FPGA, ASIC, or full-custom implementations.
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