Based on its LPDDR5 and GDDR6 products, the IP has a PHY and a controller, designed to follow the JEDEC JESD209-5B standard. The controller-PHY interface is based on the latest DFI 5.1 specification, and a variety of on-chip buses are supported, it said.
“LPDDR5X memory opens up high-bandwidth applications beyond the mobile market traditionally served by LPDDR memory, including driver assistance systems, autonomous driving, lower-end edge AI and networking,” according to the company.
For verification, Cadence is offering tools that span IP to system-level verification with DFI verification IP, and LPDDR5X memory model and a system performance analyser.
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Photo: Cadence LPDDR5 silicon testing