Vendor: Logic Design Solutions Category: I2C / I3C

I2C Slave

The MI2CS macro implements a synchronous single-chip I2C Slave Macro capable of linking one CPU to one I2C-bus.

Overview

The MI2CS macro implements a synchronous single-chip I2C Slave Macro capable of linking one CPU to one I2C-bus. Communication with I2C-bus is carried out on a byte-wise basis using interrupt or polled handshake. It controls all I2C-bus specific sequences, protocol and timing. The I2C macro interface allows the parallel-bus microprocessor to communicate bidirectionnally with the I2C-bus.This macro can be customized according to specific needs (application-specific requirement). Any other pre-designed functions can be integrated into the FPGA. FPGA density and I/O requirements can be defined according to customer specification.

Key features

  • Single-chip synchronous I2C Slave Macro in FPGA (I2C is a trademark of Philips, Inc)
  • Designed to be included in high-speed and high-performance applications
  • Direct Connection to CPU register set
  • Compliant with I2C-bus specification version 1.0
  • Standard mode operation (100Kbits)
  • Support for reads and writes only
  • 7-bit and 10-bits address management
  • Synchronised on system clock
  • Hardware digital filter on SCL and SDA signals
  • No support of general call
  • FPGA speed grade operating frequency dependant : system clock up to 180 MHz
  • Available in VHDL source code format for ease of customization
  • Can be customised by Logic Design Solutions

What’s Included?

  • VHDL Source code
  • VHDL Test Bench for behavioural and gate level simulation.
  • Data Sheet and Reference Guide
  • User’s guide : Simulation, Synthesis and Place and Route procedures.
  • Constraint File

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
MI2CS
Vendor
Logic Design Solutions
Type
Silicon IP

Files

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Provider

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