This transceiver will be demonstrated at the USB Developers Conference in Tokyo, Japan on May 21 and May 22, 2009 in booth #1.
Texas Instruments is an active member of the SuperSpeed USB 3.0 promoters group.
Demonstrating interoperability between Synopsys’ DesignWare SuperSpeed USB digital controller and TI’s USB transceiver gives designers confidence that the IP functions successfully in a real-world system environment, said John Koeter, vice president of marketing for the Solutions Group at Synopsys. Synopsys and TI are working together to help advance new technology into the market quickly, while minimizing risk and speeding time-to-market.
Key Features:
Integrated spread spectrum PLL;
Supports multiple input reference frequencies: 20 MHz, 25 MHz, 30 MHz and 40 MHz;
PIPE3 and ULPI compliant interfaces;
Tested at the USB-IF PIL;
Programmable transmitter pre-emphasis;
Best Adaptive receiver equalizer.
Key Benefits:
Saves system cost by eliminating the need for an external spread spectrum clocking device;
Interoperability across a wide selection of ASIC / FPGA platforms eases designs by allowing designers to work with the same USB device, regardless of the processor platform.
Availability:
The first in Texas Instruments’ SuperSpeed USB family of devices, the TUSB1310, SuperSpeed USB transceiver, will sample in Q4 2009 and volume production is expected in Q1 2010. In addition, evaluation modules will be available to interface the TUSB1310 to a variety of processor and FPGA implementations.
