IP for SMIC

The crystal oscillator macros are available in a wide range of industry-standard quartz crystals and MEMS resonators operating in the fundamental mode in the 32 kHz to 80 MHz range.
These oscillators, which are both power and area efficient, have a programmable transconductance to allow users to find the optimal balance between jitter and power consumption.

The MXL-DS-LVDS is a high performance 4-channel LVDS Deserializer implemented using digital CMOS technology.
Both the serial and parallel data are organized into four channels. The parallel data can be 7 or 10 bits wide per channel. The input clock is 25MHz to 165MHz. The De-serializer is highly integrated and requires no external components.

The MXL-SR-LVDS is a high performance 4-channel LVDS Serializer implemented using digital CMOS technology. Both the serial and parallel data are organized into four channels.
The parallel data width is programmable, and the input clock is 25MHz to 165MHz. The Serializer is highly integrated and requires no external components.

The MXL4254A is a silicon proven Quad Gigabit SerDes implemented in digital CMOS technology. Each of the four channels supports data rate up to 4.25 Gbps.It is compatible with router-backplane links, PCI Express, SATA, RapidIO, 10 Gbps Ethernet (XAUI), FibreChannel, SFI-5, SPI-5, and other communication applications.

The D-PHY is partitioned into a Digital Module – CIL (Control and Interface Logic) and a Mixed Signal Module. It is provided as a combination of Soft IP views (RTL, and STA Constraints) for Digital Module, and Hard IP views (GDSII/CDL/LEF/LIB) for the Mixed Signal Module.
This unique offering of Soft and Hard IP permits architectural design flexibility and seamless implementation in customer-specific design flow.

The MIPI M-PHY is a high-frequency low-power, Physical Layer IP that supports the MIPI^® Alliance Standard for M-PHY.
The IP can be used as a physical layer for many applications, connecting flash memory-based storage, cameras and RF subsystems, and for providing chip-to-chip inter-processor communications (IPC).

Compliant with the PCI Express 3.1/3.0, and PIPE (16- and 32-bit) specifications
Compliant with PCI-SIG Single-Root I/O Virtualization (SR-IOV) Specification
Supports Endpoint, Root-Port, Dual-mode configurations
Supports x16, x8, x4, x2, x1 at 8 GT/s, 5 GT/s, 2.5 GT/s speeds
Supports AER, ECRC, ECC, MSI, MSI-X, Multi-function, P2P, crosslink, and other optional features
Supports many ECNs including LTR, L1 PM substates, etc.

The DB-I2C-M-AXI Controller IP Core interfaces an ARM, MIPS, PowerPC, ARC or other high performance microprocessor via the AMBA 2.0 AXI System Interconnect Fabric to an I2C Bus. The I2C is a two-wire bidirectional interface standard (SCL is Clock, SDA is Data) for transfer of bytes of information between two or more compliant I2C devices, typically with a microprocessor behind the master controller and one or more slave devices.
The DB-I2C-M-AXI is a Master I2C Controller that controls the Transmit or Receive of data to or from slave I2C devices. Figure 1 depicts the system view of the DB-I2C-M AXI Controller IP Core embedded within an integrated circuit device.

The DB-I2C-MS-AHB Controller IP Core interfaces a microprocessor via the AMBA AHB Bus to an I2C Bus in Standard-Mode (100 Kbit/s) / Fast-Mode (400 Kbit/s) / Fast-Mode Plus (1 Mbit/s) / Hs-Mode (3.4+ Mb/s) / Ultra Fast-Mode (5 mbit/s).

The I2C is a two-wire bidirectional interface standard (SCL is Clock, SDA is Data) for transfer of bytes of information between two or more compliant I2C devices, typically with a microprocessor behind the master controller and one or more slave devices.

The DB-I2C-MS-AHB is a Master / Slave I2C Controller that in Master Mode controls the Transmit or Receive of data to or from slave I2C devices while in Slave Mode allows an external I2C Master device to control the Transmit or Receive of data.