High-Speed Test IO: Addressing High-Performance Data Transmission And Testing Needs For HPC & AI
Maximize limited package pins with IO that can act as high-speed test ports then be reused as low-power GPIOs during field operation.
Vendor:
Synopsys, Inc.
Category:
GPIO
1.2V/1.8V TSMC 5nm I3C with 7A CDM MS Add-on
Synopsys I3C IO library supports a simplified system of connecting and managing multiple sensors in a device.
Overview
Synopsys I3C IO library supports a simplified system of connecting and managing multiple sensors in a device. Multiple sensor secondary devices can be controlled by one I3C primary device at a time. It offers backward compatibility with I2C legacy devices, is designed for high IO voltage domains and supports low-core voltage domains. The I3C incorporates the Schmitt-Trigger function, supports I2C Legacy Fast Mode and FM+ Mode, and includes HBM and CDM ESD protection. We provide an interoperable validated I3C IO solution with our in-house Synopsys I3C controllers. The library supports independent power sequencing with the support of a power management cell from our base libraries. The Synopsys I3C IO specifications align with the latest JEDEC standards and support:
* Push-pull (12.5 MHz) and Open drain I3C modes (1MHz)
* I2C Legacy Fast Mode (400KHz) and Fm+(1MHz) Mode
Key features
- Support Schmitt trigger
- 50 ns filter for spike rejection
- Automotive G1/G2 supported, ASIL-B certified
- Silicon-validated IP
- Interoperable validated I3C IO solution with our in-house Synopsys I3C Controllers
- HBM 2KV, CDM 500V(up to 7A), Latch-up: +/-100mA @ 125ºC
- Designed to support multiple metal stack options
- Support for flip-chip & wire bond packaging
- Silicon-proven solution
Silicon Options
| Foundry | Node | Process | Maturity |
|---|---|---|---|
| TSMC | 5nm | N5 | — |
Specifications
Identity
Part Number
dwc_io_ts5ff_af_1p8v1p2v_i3c_ms
Vendor
Synopsys, Inc.
Type
Silicon IP
Files
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Provider
HQ:
USA
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