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  • -40°C to +85°C Low power temperature sensor
    • The 180SMIC_TS_03 is a unique stand-alone solution intended to continuously monitor IC status.
    • Temperature detector consists of temperature sensor unit (the voltage at which is directly proportional to the temperature), analog core, SAR controller as calculation center for temperature measurements, as well as an internal voltage regulator, with an output level of 1.25V.
    Block Diagram -- -40°C to +85°C Low power temperature sensor
  • Temperature sensor
    • SMIC CMOS 0.18 um
    • Output voltage 1.2 V
    • Temperature-compensated voltage in a wide temperature range
    • Low current consumption
    Block Diagram -- Temperature sensor
  • USB Full Speed Transceiver
    • Exceeds USB 2.0 Full Speed specification.
    • Trimmed pull up resistor.
    • Enable / suspend feature.
    • DPF and UFP options available.
    Block Diagram -- USB Full Speed Transceiver
  • Complete USB Type-C Power Delivery IP
    • Mixed signal Analog Front End Macros for 65n, 130n, 150nm, and 180n technologies.
    • RTL code from AFE to I2C compatible register set.
    • Stand alone C code for Protocol, Device Policy Manager, and System Policy Manager.
    • IP demonstration & development board, with compliance reports. 
    • Full chip integration of USB Type-C, and associated software.
    Block Diagram -- Complete USB Type-C Power Delivery  IP
  • Always-on Voice Activity Detection interfacing with analog microphones
    • Voice activity detector enables drastic reduction in power consumption
    • Self-adjustment to background noise
    • Ambient Noise sensing
    Block Diagram -- Always-on Voice Activity Detection interfacing with analog microphones
  • Always-on Voice Activity Detection interfacing with analog microphones
    • Voice activity detector enables drastic reduction in power consumption
    • Self-adjustment to background noise
    • Ambient Noise sensing
    Block Diagram -- Always-on Voice Activity Detection interfacing with analog microphones
  • NFC-V tag IP supporting ISO15693-3
    • The 180SMIC_NFCV_01 is a tag IC that works with NFCV technology.
    • When connected to an antenna designed according to the IC parameters, the tag is able to accumulate energy and exchange information with the reader.
    • The IC is compliant with is ISO/IEC 15693-3 standard and NFC Forum NFC-V.
    Block Diagram -- NFC-V tag IP supporting ISO15693-3
  • NFC wireless interface supporting ISO14443 A and B with EEPROM on SMIC 180nm
    • The IP block provides the physical layer implementation of ISO 14443 interface. In particular, it includes the necessary functional devices for receiving data on the connected antenna, for the response load modulation, received and transmitted data (de)framing and parallel interface to external CPU.
    • This IP also can be used for adding NFC functionality to mobile devices and other applications to perform high-level RFID protocol tasks.
    Block Diagram -- NFC wireless interface supporting ISO14443 A and B with EEPROM on SMIC 180nm
  • NFC wireless interface supporting ISO14443 A and B on SMIC 180nm
    • The IP block provides the physical layer implementation of ISO 14443 interface. In particular, it includes the necessary functional devices for receiving data on the connected antenna, for the response load modulation, received and transmitted data (de)framing and parallel interface to external CPU.
    • This IP also can be used for adding NFC functionality to mobile devices and other applications to perform high-level RFID protocol tasks.
    Block Diagram -- NFC wireless interface supporting ISO14443 A and B on SMIC 180nm
  • UHF RFID tag IP with 512bit EEPROM and -19dBm sensitivity
    • 180SMIC_RFID_EPCGen2_01 IP is intended for use in passive UHF transponder applications.
    • IP derives its operating power from an RF electromagnetic field generated by a reader, which is received and rectified by the IP.
    • The IP tag sends the answer back to the reader using a backscatter modulation technique.
    Block Diagram -- UHF RFID tag IP with 512bit EEPROM and -19dBm sensitivity
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