Vendor: Certus Semiconductor Category: Multi-Protocol PHY

2Gbps LVDS/SVLS Combo Transceiver in TSMC 16nm

A 2Gbps differential transceiver.

Overview

A 2Gbps differential transceiver. Dynamically select between LVDS or SLVS with selectable on-die termination and pre-emphasis.

AD_SLVS_LVDS is a highly configurable 2Gbps transceiver for LVDS or SLVS interfaces. With features like dynamic interface selection, on-die termination and pre-emphasis, this I/O is flexible enough for any system. To compliment this I/O, the vendor also offers a accompanying silicon-proven ESD and GPIO pad library in TSMC 12/16nm. This I/O provides 2kV HBM protection but can be extended up to 8kV upon request.

Operating Conditions

Parameter Value
VDDIO 1.8V
Core VDD 0.8V
Tj -40C to 125C

 

Key features

  • Dynamically select between SLVS or LVDS
  • 2Gpbs transmit and receive modes
  • Available 100  on-die termination
  • Selectable pre-emphasis for high speeds at heavier loads
  • 2kV+ HBM protection, +500V CDM protection
  • Input and output enable/disable

Block Diagram

Silicon Options

Foundry Node Process Maturity
TSMC 16nm 16nm 160 nm

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
AD_LVDS_SLVS
Vendor
Certus Semiconductor
Type
Silicon IP

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Provider

Certus Semiconductor
HQ: United States
Certus Semiconductor has assembled several of the world’s foremost experts in IO and ESD design to offer our clients the ability to affordably tailor their IO libraries into the optimal fit for their products. Certus is offering the semiconductor industry a unique approach to custom IO libraries, including tailored IO designs, and ESD solutions based on simulations leveraging specialized silicon ESD models. In addition to offering fast turnaround custom IO designs, Certus offers independent ESD design, review and debug services. Through partnerships, Certus is also able to provide ESD testing & TLP support.

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What is 2Gbps LVDS/SVLS Combo Transceiver in TSMC 16nm?

2Gbps LVDS/SVLS Combo Transceiver in TSMC 16nm is a Multi-Protocol PHY IP core from Certus Semiconductor listed on Semi IP Hub. It is listed with support for tsmc.

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