Triple Timer Counter (TTC)
Dolphin Technology provides Triple Timer Counter (TTC) IP with three independent timer/counter modules that can each be clocked u…
Overview
Dolphin Technology provides Triple Timer Counter (TTC) IP with three independent timer/counter modules that can each be clocked using either the system clock or an externally derived clock. In addition, each counter can independently pre-scale its selected clock with various counting modes.
Key features
Compliant with the following specifications:
- AMBA, Advanced Peripheral Bus (APB) Specification Version 2.0
- AMBA, Advanced High-performance Bus (AHB) Specification Version 2.0
- AMBA, Advanced eXtensibale Bus (AXI) Specification Version 4.0
- AMBA, Advanced eXtensibale Lite Bus (AXI-Lite) Specification Version 4.0
DTI TTC Controller supports:
- Master only operation
- Slave only operation
- Master and slave operation
- Clock synchronization
- Programmable FIFO watermarks
- Interrupt interface
Silicon Options
| Foundry | Node | Process | Maturity |
|---|---|---|---|
| TSMC | 90nm | CIS | Pre-Silicon |
Specifications
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What is Triple Timer Counter (TTC)?
Triple Timer Counter (TTC) is a Timers & Watchdogs IP core from Dolphin Technology listed on Semi IP Hub. It is listed with support for tsmc Pre-Silicon.
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