Vendor: InPsy Category: DLL

Bit Delay Line (BDL)

Bit Delay Line (BDL) IPs are crucial components in integrated circuits (ICs) designed to provide precise control over the timing …

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Overview

Bit Delay Line (BDL) IPs are crucial components in integrated circuits (ICs) designed to provide precise control over the timing of digital signals. These IPs delay the input signal by a programmable amount of time, ensuring accurate synchronization and timing adjustments in high-speed digital systems. BDL IPs are essential for applications that require precise timing alignment and signal conditioning.

Key features

  • Delay Range: Typically from a few picoseconds to several nanoseconds, depending on the specific IP variant
  • Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +125°C
  • High Precision Timing Control: Provides precise control over signal delay with fine granularity
  • Compact Design: Small form factor allows easy integration into space-constrained environments

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
Bit Delay Line (BDL)
Vendor
InPsy
Type
Silicon IP

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Provider

InPsy
HQ: Taiwan (R.O.C.)
InPsy was founded in September 2019 with a vision to empower customer innovation with cutting-edge semiconductor interconnect IP solutions. Through seamless collaboration with major global wafer foundries, chip design houses and strategic partners, InPsy has demonstrated its mass production proven track record of IP technology firsts on the most advanced technology nodes. Ultimately, our mission is to be the leading provider of innovative silicon IP solutions, recognized globally for our unmatched customer satisfaction, exceptional quality, and technical excellence. Think of us as your outsourced, in-house IP design team
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Frequently asked questions about DLL IP cores

What is Bit Delay Line (BDL)?

Bit Delay Line (BDL) is a DLL IP core from InPsy listed on Semi IP Hub.

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