Overview
The TCI LPDDR PHY is a high-performance, scalable system using a radically new architecture that continuously and automatically adjusts each pin individually, correcting skew within byte lanes. This state-of-the-art tuning acts independently on each pin, data phase and chip select value. Read gate and data eye timing are also continuously adjusted. Automatic training is included for multi-cycle write leveling and read gate timing, read/write data eye timing, and PHY Vref and DRAM Vref settings. Remarkable physical flexibility allows the PHY to adapt to each customer’s die floorplan and package constraints, yet is delivered and verified as a single unit for easy timing closure with no assembly required. The PHY is DFI 5.1 compliant, and when combined with an appropriate LPDDR memory controller, a complete and fully-automatic LPDDR system is realized.
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True Circuits, Inc. (TCI), a leading provider of analog and mixed-signal intellectual property (IP) and developer of computer aided design (CAD) software announced today its intention to donate the JSPICE Design Environment (JDE) to form the foundation of a modern AMS development environment that unifies design generation, simulation, measurement, characterization, data analysis, and AI-assisted engineering into a single extensible environment.
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TCI will introduce its powerful JSPICE™ Design Environment (JDE™) which has been used by True Circuits over the last 26 years to create complex analog and digital IP and will now be available to the public through a membership program.
At the 60th Design Automation Conference (DAC), TCI will introduce its powerful JSPICE™ simulation and design environment which has been used by True Circuits over the last 25 years to create complex analog and digital IP and will now be available to the public initially through a beta test.