Vendor: Tetrivis Category: Modulation Demodulation

1.8V low-power 32MHz single-bit switched-capacitor Sigma-Delta Modulator

The TRV107TSM180BCD IP is a 1.8V low-power 32MHz single-bit switched-capacitor Sigma Delta Modulator (7.8125kHz-to-62.5kHz-Nyquis…

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Overview

The TRV107TSM180BCD IP is a 1.8V low-power 32MHz single-bit switched-capacitor Sigma Delta Modulator (7.8125kHz-to-62.5kHz-Nyquist-rate) implemented in TSMC Low-Power 180nm CMOS process technology. Its 13-bit performance makes it suitable for use in high-performance wireless/wireline sensor interface, fine-line Instrumentation and Internet-of-Things integrated circuit subsystems (WSN, BAN, IoT).

Key features

  • Integrated Single-Channel Sigma Delta Modulator
  • Integrated Common-Mode Reference Generator
  • Integrated Feedback DAC Positive and Negative Reference Generator

Block Diagram

TRV107TSM180BCD block diagram

Benefits

  • Low-Power 32MHz single-bit switched-capacitor Sigma Delta Modulator
  • capable of 13-bit performance.

Applications

  • Suitable for use in high-performance wireless/wireline sensor interface, fine-line Instrumentation and Internet-of-Things integrated circuit subsystems (WSN, BAN, IoT).

What’s Included?

  • Behavioural Models
  • Layout Abstract View
  • Timing Models
  • GDSII Layout Database
  • Netlist for LVS verification
  • Usage and Integration Guidelines
  • Databook

Files

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Silicon Options

Foundry Node Process Maturity
TSMC 180nm BCDG2 —

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
TRV107TSM180BCD
Vendor
Tetrivis

Provider

Tetrivis
HQ: United Kingdom
Tetrivis provides Analogue, Mixed-Signal, RF and mm-Wave Integrated Circuit design/consulting services and develops ASICs and IP subsystems ranging from DC to 35GHz in Bipolar, BiCMOS and CMOS process technologies (0.5um to 22nm nodes). Tetrivis has put together an IP portfolio in a variety of nanometer-CMOS process nodes encompassing high-performance and low-power data converter, clock synthesis, RF, baseband and power management functions. Tetrivis has been expending research and development effort in providing innovative smart antenna chipset design architectures for use in the emerging LEOSAT market. With extensive experience in the latest IC tear-down and debug methodologies including Focused-Ion-Beam (FIB) debugging, Tetrivis can help you track down and repair problems on your designs. With a plethora of customers and collaborators across the semiconductor industry, we are well positioned to meet your various high-performance integrated circuit design needs.
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What is 1.8V low-power 32MHz single-bit switched-capacitor Sigma-Delta Modulator?

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