Available immediately for licensing in 180nm, 40nm, and 22nm processes, these IPs enable Vidatronic customers to design tightly integrated, high performing, ultra-low-power systems on chip (SoCs) for a variety of end applications, including consumer devices, Internet of Things (IoT), Metaverse, advanced microprocessor, and high-speed serial interface applications.
These IPs have already been licensed by several of leading customers, according to the company.
Vidatronic’s integrated platform solutions simplify the design process with customisable IP for easier and more cost-effective integration. Leveraging Vidatronic’s new IPs will enable customers to achieve improved levels of performance, power efficiency, security, and reliability while minimising cost.
“Vidatronic has seen significant growth over the last year and our rapidly expanding portfolio is a result of that,” said Moises Robinson, President and Co-Founder of Vidatronic. “As demand for customisable power management, analogue, and security IP continues to increase, Vidatronic is well-positioned to provide a one-stop-shop for our customers where they can meet all of their power, analogue and security needs with a single integrated platform solution.”
Vidatronic’s IP Portfolio, which span process nodes from 180nm down to 4nm FinFET, contains the following new IPs:
- Low Dropout (LDO) Voltage Regulator IPs equipped with Vidatronic’s Power Quencher technology that enable ultra-low-power operation with no external components required – new IP in 180/40/22nm
- Bandgap Voltage Reference IP equipped with Vidatronic’s ACCUREF technology that enables high accuracy and low power operation – new IP in 180/22nm
- Single-Inductor-Multiple-Output (SIMO) buck DC-DC converter IP that can support multiple output rails with a single inductor for lower overall cost and better system efficiency and uses discontinuous-conduction mode (DCM) optimized for low-power applications – new IP in 180/22nm
- Li-Ion Wireless Battery Charger IP that integrates a rectifier and LDOs to provide fast and safe charging of Li-ion battery packs, monitors the voltage/current of each cell in the battery pack, and provides a direct DC charge option from an external source – new IP in 180nm
- 8-Bit Dual Slope Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) IP – new IP in 180nm
- Integrated support blocks including analogue test mux IP, temperature sensor IP, power switch IP, power-ok, serial-peripheral interface (SPI) IP, and clock IP – new IP in 180/40/22nm.
