Description
	The PCIe2.0 PHY IP is a fully - featured physical layer (PHY) IP solution for mobile and consumer applications. The PHY IP integrates mixed signal circuits to enable both 2.5GT/s and 5.0GT/s data transfer speeds while conforming to the PCIe2.0 basic standards. The PCIe2.0 PHY IP is made up of two layers: the Physical Media Attachment (PMA) layer and the Physical Coding Sublayer (PCS), and it simply links to either the PCIe2.0 MAC layer through the use of the standard PIPE-3.0 interface.
	The PCIe2.0 PHY IP transceiver is optimized for low power consumption and minimal die area, without sacrificing performance and high-data throughput. The PCIe2.0 PHY IP comprises a complete on-chip physical transceiver solution with Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) protection, built-in self-test module with embedded jitter injection, and a dynamic equalization circuit that ensures full support for highperformance designs.
	 
	
	 
Features
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		Compatible with PCIe base Specification
 
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		Full compatible with PIPE4.2 interface specification
 
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		Independent channel power down control
 
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		Implemented Receiver equalization Adaptive-CTLE to compensate insertion loss
 
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		Support 16-bit/32bit parallel interface
 
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		Support for PCIe gen1(2.5Gbps) and PCIe gen2(5.0Gbps)
 
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		Support flexible reference clock frequency
 
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		Support 100MHz differential reference clock input or output (with SSC optionally) in PCIe Mode
 
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		Support Spread-Spectrum clock (SSC) generation and receiving from -5000ppm to 0ppm
 
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		Support programmable transmit amplitude and Deemphasis
 
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		Support TX detect RX function in PCIe Mode
 
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		Support Beacon signal generation and detection in
 
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		Production test support is optimized through high coverage at-speed BIST and loopback
 
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		Integrated on-die termination resistors and IO Pads/Bumps
 
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		Embedded Primary & Secondary ESD Protection
 
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		ESD: HBM/MM/CDM/Latch Up 2000V/200V/500V/100mA
 
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		Silicon Proven in TSMC 28HPC+
 
	Deliverables
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		GDSII & layer map
 
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		Place-Route views (.LEF)
 
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		Liberty library (.lib)
 
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		Verilog behaviour model
 
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		Netlist & SDF timing
 
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		Layout guidelines, application notes
 
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		LVS/DRC verification reports