Usb IP

The Universal Serial Bus Debug Communication Link (USBDCL) provides an interface between an USB 2.0 bus and an AMBA-AHB bus.
An external PHY compliant with either UTMI, UTMI+ or ULPI is needed to connect to the USB.

The USB 2.0 VMM SystemVerilog VIP is fully documented, off the shelf component for the verification of the USB 2.0 compliant Function Controller.
USB 2.0 VMM VIP is developed using the Synopsys VMM methodology that is used in dynamic simulation of USB 2.0 based design. Verification IP created according to the VMM methodology allows for easy "plug-and-play" use in VMM test benches.

USB 2.0 Function Controller Checker OVA IP is fully documented, off the shelf component for the Developers of the USB 2.0 compliant Function Controller.
USB 2.0 OpenVera Assertions based Checker IP provides a concise, declarative mechanism to code the specification of sequences of events and activities of USB 2.0 Bus Protocol.

The USB 2.0 Vera RVM VIP is fully documented, off the shelf component for the Verification of the USB 2.0 compliant Function Controller.
USB 2.0 Vera RVM VIP can work in a standalone mode i.e. can be plugged with any Function Controller with standard pinouts without disturbing the structure.

USB 3.2 Dual Role Device (DRD) softcore semiconductor IP is designed for applications requiring both USB Host and Device implementation.
This core comprises USB3.2 SSP, SS, HS/FS/LS Host, and Device controllers in a single codebase that supports role-swap functionality

The USB Host, as defined by the OHCI specification, is a hardware controller designed to manage communication between a host system and USB 1.1 devices.
It supports Full-Speed (12 Mbps) and Low-Speed (1.5 Mbps) data rates and handles all four USB transfer types: Control, Bulk, Interrupt, and Isochronous.

XtremeSilica’s USB 3.2 Verification IP offers a comprehensive solution for validating designs based on the USB 3.2 specification. It supports SuperSpeed+ data rates up to 20 Gbps, ensuring protocol compliance, power management, and seamless interoperability across versions.
The product’s advanced features include dynamic link negotiation validation, error injection, and robust debugging tools. It enables testing across a range of devices, ensuring high-speed data transfer and reliable performance in both legacy and modern USB designs

USB 4.0 is the third major revision of the USB standard, offering data transfer speeds up to 20 Gbps via dual-lane operation. It supports multiple transfer modes and improved bandwidth utilization for high-speed applications.
USB 4.0 enables seamless connectivity across various devices, from storage and printers to high-performance audio and video equipment. It enhances power delivery and ensures efficient data transfer for consumer electronics, networking, and industrial applications.

Compliant with standard USB PD Rev 3.1 V1.8, Type-C Rev2.2 & USB type C Port controller interface Rev2.0 V1.3.
Supports enabling USB4 (Gen 2/Gen 3/Gen 4) over type C Connectors.
Supports both Standard Power range (SPR) and Extended Power range (EPR) modes of operation.
Supports all Fixed voltage supply, Programmable power supply (PPS) and Adjustable Votlage supply (AVS).

Fully compliant with USB4 specification v1.0 (March 2022) and Connection Manager version 1.0.
Supports USB3.2 Specification, Revision 1.1 and backward compatibility to USB2.0.
Supports USB Power Delivery Release 3.1, Version 1.8 and Type-C v2.2.
Supports Thunderbolt (TBT3) interoperability.

USB IP