Vendor: T2M GmbH Category: Single-Protocol PHY

USB 2.0 PHY IP, Silicon Proven in TSMC 22ULP

The USB 2.0 PHY IP Core is a full physical layer (PHY) IP solution created for excellent performance and low power consumption.

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Overview

The USB 2.0 PHY IP Core is a full physical layer (PHY) IP solution created for excellent performance and low power consumption. The High-Speed USB 2.0 transceiver for usage with hosts, devices, or OTG function controllers is implemented by the USB2.0 IP. The UTMI+ level 3 specification is followed by the USB2.0 PHY IP, which supports both Full-Speed (12 Mbps) and Low-Speed (1.5 Mbps) data rates. 480Mbps of high-speed data flow are provided by combining mixed-signal circuits. The USB2.0 PHY IP transceiver was designed to have a small chip size and low power consumption without sacrificing performance or data throughput with full on-chip physical transceiver solution with Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) protection, a clock generating block provided by an internal PLL, and a resistor termination calibration circuit.

Key features

  • Compliant with USB2.0 and USB1.1 specification
  • Compliant with UTMI Specification Version level 3.
  • Supports HS(480Mbps)/FS(12Mbps) /LS(1.5Mbps) modes
  • All required terminations, including 1.5Kohm pullup on DP and DM, and 15Kohm pull-down on DP and DM are internal to chip
  • 16-bit, 30MHz or 8-bit, 60MHz parallel interface for HS/FS
  • Serializing for transmitting data stream and Deserializing for receiving data stream
  • USB Data Recovery and Clock Recovery on receiving
  • Integrated Bit Stuffing and NRZI encoding for Transmit
  • Integrated Bit Un-Stuffing and NRZI decoding for Receive
  • SYNC and EOP generation on transmit packets and detection on receive packets
  • Internal reference resistor that replaces the external reference resistor
  • Built in self test for production testing
  • Supports USB suspend state and remote wakeup
  • Supports detection of USB reset, suspend and resume signaling
  • Supports high speed identification and detection as defined by USB 2.0 Specification
  • Support high speed host disconnection detection
  • Silicon Proven in TSMC 22ULP

Block Diagram

USB 2.0 PHY IP in 22ULP block diagram

What’s Included?

  • Application Note / User Manual
  • Behavior model, and protected RTL codes
  • Protected Post layout netlist and Standard
  • Delay Format (SDF)
  • Frame view (LEF)
  • Metal GDS (GDSII)
  • Test patterns and Test Documentation

Silicon Options

Foundry Node Process Maturity
TSMC 22nm ULP In Production

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
USB 2.0 PHY IP in 22ULP
Vendor
T2M GmbH
Type
Silicon IP

Standards & Interfaces

Supported Standards
USB 2.0

Files

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Provider

T2M GmbH
HQ: Germany
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What is USB 2.0 PHY IP, Silicon Proven in TSMC 22ULP?

USB 2.0 PHY IP, Silicon Proven in TSMC 22ULP is a Single-Protocol PHY IP core from T2M GmbH listed on Semi IP Hub. It is listed with support for tsmc In Production.

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