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T2M USB USB 3.1 Type-C PHY IP in 55LL

USB 3.1 Type-C PHY IP in 55LL

Description and Features

The USB3.1Type-C PHY is a high-speed, SERDES IP with high performance that was created for semiconductors that allow high-bandwidth, low-power data transfers. A specific design for USB 3.1 type-C applications is the USB 3.1Type-C PHY IP. A separate PCS can be provided in addition to the USB 3.1 Type C PHY IP to fulfil the functions of various applications, including elastic buffer, scramble/de-scramble, data encoding/decoding, PRBS generation/checking, registers control, and testing. Depending on the needs of the customer, PCS is offered as a hard macro or a soft macro. The PCS standard will also be made available on its own. PHY functionality is verified by the NC-Verilog simulation tool using a test bench created in Verilog HDL..

 

Features
  • Support half rate mode (5Gbps) and full rate mode (10Gbps)
  • Tolerate max +/-7000ppm input frequency offset
  • 32bit/40bit selectable parallel data bus
  • Programmable transmit amplitude
  • 3 taps/2 taps selectable FFE
  • Receiver CTLE and One-tap perspective DFE
  • Build in self-test with PRBS7/31 pattern generation and checker for production test
  • Integrated on-die termination resistors
  • Support receiver detection
  • Support LFPS signal generation and detection
  • Support Spread Spectrum clock generation and receiving
  • Flexible reference clock frequency
  • Do not need any external component
  • ESD: HBM/MM/CDM/Latch Up2000V/200V/500V/100mA
  • Metal Layer:M1~M7+RDL
  • Core Voltage: 1.1V
  • IO Voltage: 3.3V
  • Silicon Proven in SMIC 55LL

Deliverables

  • Physical Layout Representation with Layer Information in GDSII

  • Layout Exchange Format Views for Placement and Routing

  • Liberty Format Repository for Timing and Power Characteristics

  • Functional Simulation Model in Verilog HDL

  • SDF Timing Constraints Applied to Circuit Connectivity Data

  • Insights and Recommendations for Effective Layout Implementation

  • Verification Reports Confirming Layout Schematic and Rule Adherence