Vendor: SmartDV Technologies Category: I2C / I3C

MIPI I3C Synthesizable Transactor

MIPI I3C Synthesizable Transactor provides a smart way to verify the MIPI I3C component of a SOC or a ASIC in Emulator or FPGA pl…

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Overview

MIPI I3C Synthesizable Transactor provides a smart way to verify the MIPI I3C component of a SOC or a ASIC in Emulator or FPGA platform. MIPI I3C Synthesizable Transactor provides an smart way to verify the MIPI I3C bi-directional two-wire bus. The SmartDV's MIPI I3C Synthesizable Transactor is fully compliant with Specification for I3C version 1.1 and provides the following features.

Key features

  • Compliant with MIPI I3C version 1.1 specification
  • Supports full MIPI I3C Master and Slave functionality
  • Two wire serial interface up to 12.5 MHz using Push-Pull with the following Data rates supported
    • Standard speed
  • Supports all topologies
    • Single master – Single slave
    • Single master – Multi slave
    • Multi master – Single slave
    • Multi master – Multi slave
  • Dynamic Addressing while supporting Static Addressing for legacy I2C devices.
  • Supports I3C address arbitration.
  • Supports Single Data Rate (SDR) messaging.
    • Direct CCC
    • Broadcast CCC
  • Supports High Data Rate (HDR) messaging
    • HDR-Dual Data Rate Mode (HDR-DDR)
    • HDR-Ternary symbol for Pure bus (HDR-TSP)
    • HDR-Ternary symbol Legacy inclusive bus (HDR-TSL)
  • In-Band Interrupt support and Hot-Join support
  • Legacy I2C Device co-existence on the same Bus instance
  • Supports error detection and recovery
  • Supports injection of various errors by master
    • Broadcast address/ I3C address error
    • SDR write data parity error
    • Dynamic address parity error
    • Illegal CCC error
    • HDR command parity and preamble error
    • HDR write data parity and preamble error
    • HDR CRC and frame error
  • Supports injection of various errors by slave
    • Broadcast address/ I3C address nack error
    • Illegal CCC error
    • I2C write data nack error
    • SDR read data parity error
    • HDR read data preamble and parity error
    • HDR read CRC error

Block Diagram

MIPI I3C Transactor block diagram

Benefits

  • Compatible with testbench writing using SmartDV's VIP
  • All UVM sequences/testcases written with VIP can be reused
  • Runs in every major emulators environment
  • Runs in custom FPGA platforms

What’s Included?

  • Synthesizable transactors
  • Complete regression suite containing all the MIPI I3C testcases
  • Examples showing how to connect various components, and usage of Synthesiable VIP
  • Detailed documentation of all DPI, class, task and functions used in verification env
  • Documentation contains User's Guide and Release notes

Files

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Specifications

Identity

Part Number
MIPI I3C Transactor
Vendor
SmartDV Technologies
Type
Silicon IP

Provider

SmartDV Technologies
HQ: India
At SmartDV Technologies™, we believe there’s a better way to approach semiconductor intellectual property (IP) for integrated circuits. We’ve been focused exclusively on IP since 2007—so whether you’re sourcing standards-based design IP for your next SoC, ASIC, or FPGA, or seeking verification solutions (VIP) to put your chip design through its paces, you’ll find SmartDV’s IP straightforward to integrate. By combining proprietary SmartCompiler™ technology with the knowledge of hundreds of expert engineers, SmartDV can customize IP to meet your unique design objectives: quickly, economically, and reliably. Don’t allow other suppliers to force onesize-fits-all cores into your chip design. Get the IP you need, tailored to your specifications, with SmartDV: IP Your Way.
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