Off-the-shelf programmable PMICs from AnDAPT at the moment are obtainable for Xilinx Zynq UltraScale+ and Artix UltraScale+ FPGAs and adaptive SoCs. These customizable energy designs, which have been reviewed and accredited by Xilinx, are constructed and examined to satisfy Xilinx voltage, present, ripple, transient, and sequencing specs.
Based mostly on AnDAPT’s Adaptive Multi-Rail Energy Platform (AmP), the ability gadgets handle finish functions starting from cost-optimized to high-performance use circumstances. They provide such advantages as ease of use, flexibility, price effectiveness, improved efficiency, and simplified stock because the similar silicon is configured to satisfy clients’ design necessities.
The AmP IC is available in a compact 5×5-mm bundle and incorporates a excessive stage of integration. Every PMIC incorporates a single or two-phase DrMOS controller (as much as 70 A), a number of buck converters (10 A/6 A), high-current LDOs (as much as 2 A) or load switches, 4 general-purpose LDOs (200 mA), and power-management options like fault safety and sequencing.
{Hardware}-verified designs might be downloaded through the Xilinx Energy Supply Options web page or from AnDAPT’s PMIC Options web page. Alternatively, utilizing the WebAmP R.D. software program, engineers can select between minimal rails or full energy administration and different choices, relying on system necessities.
Subsequent up from AnDAPT are energy options for Xilinx Kintex and Virtex UltraScale+ FPGA households, that are anticipated to launch in late August 2022.
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