Vendor: Omni Design Technologies, Inc. Category: Voltage Reference

High-performance reference current and voltage generator in TSMC 4nm CMOS

The ODT-REF-SV1P2_4nm is a high-performance reference current and voltage generator.

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Overview

The ODT-REF-SV1P2_4nm is a high-performance reference current and voltage generator. The block incorporates a proprietary architecture to achieve high power supply rejection across an ultra-wide bandwidth, which is needed for high-speed data converter applications.

The ODT-REF-SV1P2_4nm is powered by a 1.2V analog supply and a 0.75V digital supply. It has multiple current and voltage outputs that can be used by other Omni IP (such as ADCs and DACs), and it has trimmable voltages and currents. It can be configured to either be enabled via the SoC or to start up automatically once the 1.2V supply is available.

Key features

  • Precision band-gap reference
  • 40dB AC PSRR, 50dB DC PSRR
  • ±12mV voltage accuracy
  • 30ppm/C temperature drift
  • 10µs wake up time.
  • Programmable voltage and current settings

Block Diagram

ODT-REF-SV1P2-4T block diagram

Applications

  • General purpose reference voltage and current generation.
  • Bias generation for data converters

What’s Included?

  • Datasheet
  • Hard GDS Database (GDSII)
  • Characterization Report (as applicable)
  • Abstract View (LEF) for top level connectivity
  • Spectre Netlist (as needed upon request)
  • Behavioral Model (as appropriate)
  • Integration and Customer Support

Silicon Options

Foundry Node Process Maturity
TSMC 12nm FFC —

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
ODT-REF-SV1P2-4T
Vendor
Omni Design Technologies, Inc.
Type
Silicon IP

Provider

Contact Omni Design Technologies, Inc.

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High-performance reference current and voltage generator in TSMC 4nm CMOS is a Voltage Reference IP core from Omni Design Technologies, Inc. listed on Semi IP Hub. It is listed with support for tsmc.

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