Vendor: System Level Solutions, Inc. Category: I2C / I3C

I2C Slave

The I²C slave IP is fully synthesizable core and compatible with Phillips I²C standard.

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Overview

The I²C slave IP is fully synthesizable core and compatible with Phillips I²C standard. The IP uses I²C Bus Protocol which helps maximize the hardware efficiency and minimize the interfaces.

The I²C Slave IP Core is provided as Altera SOPC Builder ready component and integrates easily into any SOPC Builder generated system.

Key features

  • Data transfers up to 100 Kbps in standard mode and up to 400 Kbps in fast-mode
  • Uses two wires to transfer information between devices
  • Bi-directional data transfer
  • 7-bit addressing format
  • Fixed data width of 8 bits
  • Data transfer in multiples of bytes
  • Interrupt or bit-polling driven byte-by-byte data transfer
  • Start/Stop detection
  • Operates from a wide range of input clock frequency
  • Fully synthesizable

Block Diagram

IPRI2CSSFP001 block diagram

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Specifications

Identity

Part Number
IPRI2CSSFP001
Vendor
System Level Solutions, Inc.
Type
Silicon IP

Provider

System Level Solutions, Inc.
HQ: USA
With a strong focus on smart energy, industrial IoT, and utility-grade wireless solutions - covering metering, integration of micro generation, field operations, consumer devices, and a cloud-based open-standards for the Internet of Things (IoT) platform, SLS has successfully established as an international technology provider to multiple sectors. SLS has broadened its wings to a global operation across three continents (America, Europe and Asia), which includes more than 250 trained engineering professionals in India and they are responsible for FPGA design, PCB development, prototype development, software development, software applications, and manufacturing. Through long established relationships with organizations such as Altera, Toshiba, Hitachi, Telefonica, Intel, Dell, BHEL and many others, SLS has earned a top-notch reputation as a products and services provider. In recent years, SLS helped the UK governments for developing Smart Cities program by assisting SmartDCC and Telefonica with test products and infrastructure as well as assisting companies like EDMI and Toshiba for communications hubs and smart metering devices. With a unique in-house agile capability to rapid development prototype and proof of concepts covering hardware, firmware, software and wireless - and transition to scale without traditional overheads, SLS is the agile technology product and solution partner of choice for industry.
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Frequently asked questions about I2C / I3C IP cores

What is I2C Slave?

I2C Slave is a I2C / I3C IP core from System Level Solutions, Inc. listed on Semi IP Hub.

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