Power Management IP
Power management IPs are indispensable in modern chip design, especially for battery applications where power is constrained and for high-power applications where thermal efficiency is vital. Power management IPs are specialized blocks or circuits that help to control the power consumption, voltage levels and energy efficiency of a system.
Power Management IP, such as Low Drop-Out (LDO) Regulators, Power-On-Reset (POR) Monitors, and the Power Management Unit (PMU) Subsystem, ensure low power consumption with optimal performance.
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Body bias voltage generator - GLOBALFOUNDRIES 22FDX
- The ABX Generator IP is a body bias voltage generator for the ABX Platform for GLOBALFOUNDRIES 22FDX® technology.
- It contains a closed loop body bias regulation loop to generate N-well and P-well bias voltages for adaptive compensation of process, voltage and temperature (PVT) variations during device operation.
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Power and Clock Generation IP - GLOBALFOUNDRIES® 22FDX®
- Tightly integrated power management platform with a soft-IP wrapper around Analog / Mixed-Signal hard macros which generate all supply voltages and clock signals needed to run highly efficient SoCs in GlobalFoundries® 22FDX®.
- Running from only one supply voltage and reference clock, the IP generates its own internal supplies and references, and those needed to run the Racyics® ABX® Generator.
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Adaptive Body Biasing Generator - GLOBALFOUNDRIES 22FDX
- RI_ABB_GF22FDX is a cutting-edge adaptive body bias (ABB) generator for GLOBALFOUNDRIES® 22FDX® technology.
- Featuring patented closed control loops with independent N-well and P-well body bias voltage generation, this silicon-proven IP dynamically compensates for process, voltage, and temperature (PVT) variations during operation.
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Power-On-Reset IP
- The Power-On-Reset (POR) IP provides reliable reset functions for general applications
- It is powered by analog supply and monitors both analog and digital supply
- The POR IP generates a POR signal to reset the digital logic
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Low Noise, High PSRR, Replica LDO
- The WEALDORP18NI12RRSP22M22G is a voltage regulator operating from 1.8 V voltage supply
- The WEALDO18NI12SFN12M22G provides one output voltage 1.2 V driving output load that sinks specific current
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Low Noise, High PSRR, Replica LDO
- The WEALDORP1812NI8SFN12M22G is a low-dropout regulator LDO with voltage supplies 1.8 V and 1.2 V
- The WEALDORP1812NI8SFN12M22G gives one output voltage 1.2 V driving the Power Amplifier
- The output is programmable to retain the output voltage constant when the load current varies under a wide range.
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Low Noise, High PSRR, Replica LDO
- The WEALDORP1812NI08SFN42M22G is a voltage regulator operating from 1.8 V and 1.2 V power supplies
- The WEALDORP1812NI08SFN42M22G provides four 0.8 V outputs each one driving output loads
- Due to poor line regulation the accuracy of the output voltage can be calibrated through a 4 bit binary control when the load current varies under a wide range.
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Low Noise, High PSRR, Replica LDO
- The WEALDORP1812NI08SFN22M22G is a voltage regulator operating from 1.8 V and 1.2 V power supplies
- The WEALDORP1812NI08SFN22M22G provides two 0.8 V outputs
- The outA output has double current driving capability compared to outB
- Due to poor dc-line regulation the accuracy of the output voltage can be calibrated through a 4 bit binary control when the load current varies under a wide range.
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Low Noise, High PSRR, Replica LDO
- The WEALDOLR18NI2SFN42M22G is a voltage regulator operating from 1.8 V
- It provides four output voltages 1.2 V driving output load that sinks specific current
- The first two output voltages apply to the VCO, the second drives the OutBuffer and the last one drives the digital circuitry.
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Low Noise, High PSRR Replica Voltage Regulator
- The WEALDO18NI12SFN32M22G is a voltage regulator operating from 1.8 V
- It provides three output voltages 1.2 V driving output load that sinks specific current
- The first output voltage applies to the VCO, the second drives the OutBuffer and the last one drives the digital circuitry.