ONFI 6.0 PHY
Supports ONFI 5.1/5.2/6.0 Specification and NV-DDR3/NV-LPDDR4 up to 3600/4800/5600/6400 Mbps
Overview
MSquare offers a silicon-proven ONFI 6.0 PHY IP that supports all modes of the Open NAND Flash Interface (ONFI) 6.0 specification. ONFI is an interface that connects external flash particles (NAND Flash) and internal flash controller (NAND Controller), commonly used in Solid State Drives (SSD) and embedded memory (eMMC) products. To facilitate customer implementation, the MSquare's ONFI 6.0PHY supports expandable channels and customizable CE/RB Pad Numbers.
Key features
- Supports ONFI 5.1/5.2/6.0 Specification and NV-DDR3/NV-LPDDR4 up to 3600/4800/5600/6400 Mbps
- Support Separate Command Address (SCA)
- Support firmware-based training
- Background DLL /ZQ Tracking
- Support 8/16Timing Group by NAND ctl
- Support DQ auto reverse
- Support DQS/RE auto Swap for Y Branch
- Support DFI Bist/Loopback/Dlychain Linear Test
- Support PI-LLT and 1-tap DFE for ONFI6.0
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What is ONFI 6.0 PHY?
ONFI 6.0 PHY is a NAND Flash IP core from MSquare listed on Semi IP Hub.
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