Backside IR image of the chip!
The Baochip-1x is packaged specifically to enable you to verify that you've got the correct chip, and not a fake or a substitute part (see bunnie.org/iris for how).
The final chip will have part numbering that overlaps the memory array on the lower third of the chip.
The Baochip-1x is packaged specifically to enable you to verify that you've got the correct chip, and not a fake or a substitute part (see bunnie.org/iris for how).
The final chip will have part numbering that overlaps the memory array on the lower third of the chip.
November 17, 2025 at 4:19 AM
Backside IR image of the chip!
The Baochip-1x is packaged specifically to enable you to verify that you've got the correct chip, and not a fake or a substitute part (see bunnie.org/iris for how).
The final chip will have part numbering that overlaps the memory array on the lower third of the chip.
The Baochip-1x is packaged specifically to enable you to verify that you've got the correct chip, and not a fake or a substitute part (see bunnie.org/iris for how).
The final chip will have part numbering that overlaps the memory array on the lower third of the chip.
Closeup view of the back side of the chip itself!
November 12, 2025 at 4:48 AM
Closeup view of the back side of the chip itself!
CHIIIIIIPS!!!
12" wafer of CSP bumped chips, hot off the line (solder balls are face-up in this photo, with a couple die already removed for testing).
12" wafer of CSP bumped chips, hot off the line (solder balls are face-up in this photo, with a couple die already removed for testing).
November 10, 2025 at 10:16 PM
CHIIIIIIPS!!!
12" wafer of CSP bumped chips, hot off the line (solder balls are face-up in this photo, with a couple die already removed for testing).
12" wafer of CSP bumped chips, hot off the line (solder balls are face-up in this photo, with a couple die already removed for testing).
A killer app for SoC source code is debugging your code with RTL simulation. Simulation gets you cycle-accurate views into what's happening throughout the system - the program counter, registers, state machines.
Learn more on how to simulate the Baochip-1x here: baochip.github.io/baochip-1x/c...
Learn more on how to simulate the Baochip-1x here: baochip.github.io/baochip-1x/c...
November 8, 2025 at 7:19 PM
A killer app for SoC source code is debugging your code with RTL simulation. Simulation gets you cycle-accurate views into what's happening throughout the system - the program counter, registers, state machines.
Learn more on how to simulate the Baochip-1x here: baochip.github.io/baochip-1x/c...
Learn more on how to simulate the Baochip-1x here: baochip.github.io/baochip-1x/c...