VCC Detector (VDT) circuit - voltage level of I/O (VIN) Detection

Overview

The present IP is a VCC Detector (VDT) circuit, which prevents the possibilities of causing Flash writing failure or internal operation failure by unstable supply voltage. It detects the voltage level of I/O (VIN). When the voltage is in the range of VTLL to VTLH, the output OUT_RD is generated as a high level. When the voltage is lower than VTLL or higher than VTLH, the output OUT_RD is generated as a low level.
This IP can’t stand-alone because it needs 0.5uA bias current and 1.0v reference voltage from external bandgap. The output may be in the wrong voltage level during the power-up phase before the bandgap becomes stable.

Key Features

  • Process: GSMC 0.13um IBLP 4P5M e-flash Dual Gate Process(1.5v/HV)
  • MOS devices being used: nch pch nchh_wo1 pchh
  • Supply voltage: 1.5v±10%.
  • Voltage detection range: VIN: 2.6v±0.1v ~ 5.65v±0.15v
  • Typical operating current: 15uA @TT 25°C
  • Power down leakage current: 20nA @TT 25°C
  • Operating junction temperature: -40°C ~ +25°C ~ +125°C

Technical Specifications

Foundry, Node
VCC Detector (VDT) circuit - voltage level of I/O (VIN) Detection
Maturity
Pre-silicon
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Semiconductor IP