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  • RFFE Slave IP Core
    • Compliant with MIPI’s RFFE specification Rev 3.0
    • Small silicon footprint
    • Scalable Implementation
    • Up to 15 Devices can be connected per Bus
    • Low pin count on Interface side (SCLK and SDATA)
    Block Diagram -- RFFE Slave IP Core
  • RFFE Master IP Core
    • Compliant with MIPI RFFE Specification 3.0
    • Delivered in Reuse Methodology Manual (RMM) compliant Verilog RTL format
    • Optionally delivered as a physical design
    • Small footprint
    Block Diagram -- RFFE Master IP Core
  • 2.0 RFFE Slave IP
    • The RF Front End (RFFE) control interface is defined to offer a common Interface for controlling RF front-end devices.
    • Most commonly used Front-End devices include Power Amplifier, Low-Noise Amplifiers, Filters, Switches, Power Management Modules, and Antenna Sensors etc. These Functions can be residing in the same chip or in a separate chip.
    Block Diagram -- 2.0 RFFE Slave IP
  • 2.0 RFFE Master IP
    • The MIPI RFFE bus is is 2-wire serial interface which utilizes a bus frequency of up to 26 MHz and timing accurate trigger mechanisms to allow control of timing critical functions.
    • It is used to connect a digital RFIC to RF front end components, like Power Amplifiers, Low-Noise Amplifiers and Antenna Sensors, which are considered RFFE Slaves

     

    Block Diagram -- 2.0 RFFE Master IP
  • MIPI - Enables high-speed, low-power data transfer for displays and cameras
    • MIPI (Mobile Industry Processor Interface) is a high-speed, low-power interface designed for video and imaging applications in mobile and embedded devices. It supports DSI for displays and CSI for cameras, ensuring efficient data transfer and high performance.
    • MIPI is widely used across mobile devices, automotive systems, wearables, and more. Its scalability, flexibility, and ability to support high-quality video and imaging make it ideal for various industries, including healthcare, VR/AR, and consumer electronics.
    Block Diagram -- MIPI - Enables high-speed, low-power data transfer for displays and cameras
  • MIPI RFFE Master IP Core
    • Fully compliant with MIPI RFFE v3.0 Specification
    • Supports all RFFE Slave commands
    • Support Standard, Timed and Mappable Triggers
    Block Diagram -- MIPI RFFE Master IP Core
  • MIPI RFFE Slave IP Core
    • Fully compliant with MIPI RFFE v3.1 Specification
    • Supports all RFFE Slave commands
    • Support Standard, Timed and Mappable Triggers
    • Supports all USID Prgramming procedures: 1, 2 and 3
    Block Diagram -- MIPI RFFE Slave IP Core
  • Simulation VIP for MIPI RFFE
    • Topology
    • Multiple subordinate and multiple main devices topology
    • Packet Generation
    • Command, Address, Data, and No Response Frame generation
    Block Diagram -- Simulation VIP for MIPI RFFE
  • MIPI RFFE Verification IP
    • Supports 1.0,2.0,2.1 and 3.0 MIPI RFFE Specification.
    • Full MIPI RFFE Master and Slave functionality.
    • Operates as a Master, Slave, or both.
    • Monitor, Detects and notifies the testbench of all protocol and timing errors.
    Block Diagram -- MIPI RFFE Verification IP
  • MIPI RFFE Synthesizable Transactor
    • Supports 1.0,2.0 and 2.1 MIPI RFFE Specifications
    • Supports Full MIPI RFFE Master and Slave functionality
    • Operates as a Master, Slave, or both
    • Supports all topologies as per the MIPI RFFE specification
    Block Diagram -- MIPI RFFE Synthesizable Transactor
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