6MHz ±1% PVT 1.8V Low Power Oscillator in Silterra 0.18um
This macro-cell is a low-power, precision, general purpose 1.8V 6MHz ±1% PVT internal oscillator core aimed for clock generation.
Overview
This macro-cell is a low-power, precision, general purpose 1.8V 6MHz ±1% PVT internal oscillator core aimed for clock generation. A 7 bit digital bus allows frequency adjustment against process variations.
It features a self-biased, built-in references.
The core can be easily retargeted to any other frequencies between 1MHz and 30MHz and other CMOS technology that includes poly resistors.
Key features
- 6MHz +/- 1% after trimming
- Supply 1.8V +/- 10%
- Low power (17µA)
- Low TC (>175ppm/°C )
- 7-bit trimming
- Self-biased, built-in references
- Indicative area: 0.0165mm2
- Load capacitance: <100fF
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Silicon Options
| Foundry | Node | Process | Maturity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Silterra | 180nm | G | — |
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What is 6MHz ±1% PVT 1.8V Low Power Oscillator in Silterra 0.18um?
6MHz ±1% PVT 1.8V Low Power Oscillator in Silterra 0.18um is a Oscillator IP core from Chipus Microelectronics listed on Semi IP Hub. It is listed with support for silterra.
How should engineers evaluate this Oscillator?
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