Vendor: VeriSilicon Microelectronics (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. Category: Mixed Signal Subsystem

Including PRG03, ROSC01 and VDT01B

To provide a solution to MMC cards, SMIC18_MMC_07_3IN1 is consolidated by three independent IPs: SMIC18_PRG_03_33T18V60_240mA, SM…

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Overview

To provide a solution to MMC cards, SMIC18_MMC_07_3IN1 is consolidated by three independent IPs: SMIC18_PRG_03_33T18V60_240mA, SMIC18_ROSC_01_55M and SMIC18_VDT_01B_1P5V2P5V. It can provide two regulated 1.8v output voltages and detect the supply voltage. Also, an on chip ring oscillator is built in.

Key features

  • Process: SMIC 0.18um 1P4M Generic CMOS process
  • IO style: VeriSilicon v2.1 stagger IO
  • Detail information: in related documents about SMIC18_PRG_03_33T18V60_240mA, SMIC18_ROSC_01_55M and SMIC18_VDT_01B_1P5V2P5V

Silicon Options

Foundry Node Process Maturity
SMIC 180nm G —

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
SMIC18_MMC_07
Vendor
VeriSilicon Microelectronics (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
Type
Silicon IP

Provider

VeriSilicon Microelectronics (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
HQ: USA
VeriSilicon Microelectronics (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. (VeriSilicon, 688521.SH) is committed to providing customers with platform-based, all-round, one-stop custom silicon services and semiconductor IP licensing services leveraging its in-house semiconductor IP. Under the unique "Silicon Platform as a Service" (SiPaaS) business model, depending on the comprehensive IP portfolio, VeriSilicon can create silicon products from definition to test and package in a short period of time, and provides high performance and cost-efficient semiconductor alternative products for fabless, IDM, system vendors (OEM/ODM), large internet companies and cloud service provider, etc. VeriSilicon's business covers consumer electronics, automotive electronics, computer and peripheral, industry, data processing, Internet of Things (IoT) and other applications. VeriSilicon presents a variety of customized silicon solutions, including high-definition video, high-definition audio and voice, in-vehicle infotainment, video surveillance, IoT connectivity, smart wearable, high-end application processor, video transcoding acceleration and intelligent pixel processing, etc. In addition, VeriSilicon has six types of in-house processor IPs, namely GPU IP, NPU IP, VPU IP, DSP IP, ISP IP and Display Processor IP, as well as more than 1,400 analog and mixed signal IPs and RF IPs. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Shanghai, China, VeriSilicon has 7 design and R&D centers in China and the United States, as well as 11 sales and customer service offices worldwide. VeriSilicon currently has more than 1,200 employees.
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