Vidatronic’s 22 nm low-power analog IP cores are specifically designed for integration into a larger ASIC or SoC. These IP cores in the 22 nm process feature significant low power, low cost, power efficiency, and integration advantages for designing differentiated solutions for mobile applications processors, wireless networking, Internet of Things (IoT), and automotive markets.
22 NM PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
| Product Name | Description | Product Brief |
|---|---|---|
| 500 mA Power Quencher® LDO Voltage Regulator | Ultra-low power; no external components required |  |
| 0.1 mA Power Quencher® LDO Voltage Regulator | Ultra-low power; no external components required | |
| Low-Power Bandgap Voltage Reference | Includes an integrated temperature sensor | |
| 10-Bit SAR ADC/DAC | Supports both ADC and DAC operating modes | |
| 360 MHz Oscillator | Provides a programmable, divided clock output | |
| Comparator | 4 programmable input threshold settings | |
As physical security attacks on SoCs become more prevalent, it has become increasingly important to implement technology within the chip aimed to prevent these types of threats. Some physical security attacks involve perturbation techniques used to cause unintended behavior of the silicon. These techniques, like fault injection attacks that involve voltage and clock manipulation, can often be prevented by using hardware-security cores. Vidatronic’s 22 nm IP Series was specifically designed to aid in physical attack mitigation on SoCs.
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