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Electronic Circuit Board

Imagine Alice and Bob are two close friends who love sharing stuff – books, snacks, or video games. But they don’t just grab things randomly. They’ve made a smart system to keep everything smooth. That’s what AXI (Advanced eXtensible Interface) is like – a clear, smart way for different parts of a system (like a processor and memory) to talk to each other without chaos.

AXI is a communication protocol used in many electronics – especially in SoCs (System on Chips). It’s a set of rules that says how one component should send/receive data from another – like how Alice and Bob decide who asks, who responds, and when.

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