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Intra-Panel Low-Power TX 28nm
- COG and COF transmitter
- Data Rate : 120M ~ 3.2Gbps
- Power Down Mode
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Intra-Panel Multi Standard TX PHY 14nm
- COG and COF transmitter
- Data Rate : 120M ~ 3.6Gbps
- Power-down mode
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10/100 Mbit Ethernet MAC
- Full implementation of IEEE 802.3-2002
- 10/100 Mbit operation
- AMBA AHB host interface with DMA
- Low CPU overhead
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Spacewire Codec with AHB host interface
- Full implementation of Spacewire standard
- Protocol ID extension ECSS-E-50-12 part 2
- Optional RMAP protocol draft C
- AMBA AHB back-end with DMA
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UART Serial Interface Controller
- UART-compatible interface
- AMBA AXI4-Lite bus
- Full duplex
- Custom baud rate generation
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UART Serial Interface Controller
- UART-compatible interface
- AMBA APB3 bus
- Full duplex
- Custom baud rate generation
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Single Channel UART with Scalable Rx-FIFO
- Single channel UART
- Flexible baudrate generator
- Status and error registers
- Scalable RxFIFO (2/4/8/16 bytes deep)
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UART - Ensures reliable serial communication and protocol compliance in SoCs
- The UART Verification IP provides a comprehensive solution for validating UART communication interfaces in System-on-Chip (SoC) designs. It simulates both transmission and reception functionality to ensure data integrity. This IP supports error injection, debugging tools, and protocol compliance checking. It is ideal for ensuring reliability and protocol compliance in UART-based peripherals used in various applications, from simple devices to advanced systems.
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Simulation VIP for UART
- Mode
- Synchronous, Asynchronous
- Transmission Mode
- Full-Duplex, Half-Duplex
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USART Verification IP
- Fully compatible with ds8251.
- Transmit and receive commands allow the user to transmit and receive USART data.
- Configurable Baud rate.
- Programmable word length, stop bits, and parity