Mobiveil’s controller IP lets SoC designers leverage AP Memory’s Xccela

Mobiveil’s controller IP lets SoC designers leverage AP Memory’s Xccela

Time Stamp: April 4, 2023 12:53 AM
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Milpitas, United States – Mobiveil, Inc., a supplier of silicon intellectual property (SIP), platforms and IP-enabled design services, announced that it is working with AP Memory, a market provider in PSRAM devices, to bring new IP controller targeting modem, connectivity, smart IoT, edgeAI, display and wearables applications.

Mobiveil adapted its PSRAM controller to leverage the characteristics of APMemory’s new PSRAM device that goes up to 250MHz in speed and densities from 64Mb to 512Mb supporting x8/x16 modes.

Incorporating Mobiveil’s PSRAM controller to interface AP Memory 250MHz PSRAM device provides SoC designers an edge with high performance at very low power. The ultra low-power consumption of PSRAM is ideal for battery operated applications extending standby time.

“The PSRAM supports Octal Serial Peripheral Interface (Xccela standard) enabling speeds of up to 1000 Mbytes/s for a 16-pin SPI option,” remarks Gopa Periyadan Mobiveil’s COO. “The PSRAM controller provides support for a direct memory mapped system interface, automatic page boundary handling, linear/wrap/continuous/hybrid/ burst support, and low lower features like deep and half power down.”

“Xccela PSRAM is designed to enrich the IOT experience among end users and provide a cost-effective, ultra low-power memory solution to system designers,” says Ivan Hong, president of AP Memory.

AP Memory has positioned itself as a market provider in PSRAM devices and provides a complete product line of high-quality memory solutions to support IoT and wearables market segments. It continuously launches products and provides customised memory solutions based on custom requirements. AP Memory has shipped more than six-billion PSRAM devices since its inception.

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