Vendor: Naneng Microelectronics Category: Single-Protocol PHY

USB3.1 Type-C PHY

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Key features

  • Comply with latest USB3.1 specification
  • Support all USB connectors, A, B and Type-C
  • Wire-bonding and flip-chip version are both available
  • Standard PIPE interface
  • Support both high swing and low swing output mode
  • 3-tap programmable pre/post cursor FFE
  • Embedded adaptive receiver linear equalizer
  • Embedded One-tap perspective DFE
  • Build in self-test facility
  • Integrated on-die termination
  • Support receiver detection
  • Support LFPS signal generation and detection
  • Support 5000ppm Spread Spectrum clock generation and receiving
  • Flexible reference clock frequency range
  • Do not need any external component
  • Eye monitoring facility available
  • ESD: HBM/MM >2000V/200V

Applications

  • Consumer
  • Storage
  • PC

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
USB3.1 Type-C PHY
Vendor
Naneng Microelectronics
Type
Silicon IP

Standards & Interfaces

Supported Standards
USB 3.1

Files

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