Abstract:
An apparatus is described herein. The apparatus includes a plurality of electrical components, wherein at least one component is to increase a total impedance at a port. The apparatus also includes a comparator, wherein the comparator is to determine an additional impedance from the plurality of electrical components at the port and adjust the impedance to maintain signal integrity along a trace to the port in response to a device being coupled with the port.
Abstract:
An apparatus is described herein. The apparatus includes a plurality of electrical components, wherein at least one component is to increase a total impedance at a port. The apparatus also includes a comparator, wherein the comparator is to determine an additional impedance from the plurality of electrical components at the port and adjust the impedance to maintain signal integrity along a trace to the port in response to a device being coupled with the port.
Abstract:
Embodiments include apparatuses, methods, and systems for providing a dynamic bias voltage to one or more transistors of a transceiver. In embodiments, a transceiver includes receive circuitry and transmit circuitry coupled to a same input/output (I/O) pad. A dynamic biasing circuit detects a voltage level of a data signal on the I/O pad, and generates a dynamic bias voltage having a value based on the detected voltage level. In some embodiments, the dynamic bias voltage is a selected one of a first bias voltage or a second bias voltage. The dynamic biasing circuit provides the dynamic bias voltage to one or more transistors of the transceiver to protect the transistors from electrical overstress.
Abstract:
Embodiments herein relate to a circuit for evaluating the ground voltage of each circuit partition of a number of circuit partitions, one partition at a time. Once the ground voltage is determined, a corresponding code is stored to control a leakage circuit coupled to the ground node. The leakage circuit provides a leakage current based on the code to offset the ground voltage to a target voltage, which may be common for each of the partitions. The circuit can include a voltage source which supplies a stair step increasing voltage to a comparator. The comparator compares the voltage of the voltage source to the ground node voltage and provides an output which changes when the two input voltages are approximately equal, within a tolerance. The circuit may include a finite state machine for managing the process.
Abstract:
Embodiments herein relate to a circuit for evaluating the ground voltage of each circuit partition of a number of circuit partitions, one partition at a time. Once the ground voltage is determined, a corresponding code is stored to control a leakage circuit coupled to the ground node. The leakage circuit provides a leakage current based on the code to offset the ground voltage to a target voltage, which may be common for each of the partitions. The circuit can include a voltage source which supplies a stair step increasing voltage to a comparator. The comparator compares the voltage of the voltage source to the ground node voltage and provides an output which changes when the two input voltages are approximately equal, within a tolerance. The circuit may include a finite state machine for managing the process.
Abstract:
Embodiments include apparatuses, methods, and systems for providing a dynamic bias voltage to one or more transistors of a transceiver. In embodiments, a transceiver may include receive circuitry and transmit circuitry coupled to a same input/output (I/O) pad. A dynamic biasing circuit may detect a voltage level of a data signal on the I/O pad, and may generate a dynamic bias voltage having a value based on the detected voltage level. In some embodiments, the dynamic bias voltage may be a selected one of a first bias voltage or a second bias voltage, The dynamic biasing circuit may provide the dynamic bias voltage to one or more transistors of the transceiver to protect the transistors from electrical overstress.
Abstract:
An Embedded Universal Serial Bus 2.0 (USB2) device includes a physical layer having a detection mechanism to detect an Single-ended 1 (SE1) valid state and differentiate the SE1 valid state from other USB2 states.
Abstract:
Methods and apparatuses relating to USB high-speed chirp detection are described. In one embodiment, a bus host transceiver circuit includes a first data path to connect to a bus device, a second data path to connect to the bus device, a squelch detection circuit with a first and a second input, and a switching circuit to couple the first data path to the first input of the squelch detection circuit separate from a first resistor and couple the second data path to the second input of the squelch detection circuit separate from a second resistor when in a first mode, and switch to a second mode to couple the first data path through the first resistor to the first input of the squelch detection circuit and couple the second data path through the second resistor to the second input of the squelch detection circuit when in a host reset period.
Abstract:
A port is provided to facilitate a link between a first device and a second device. The port can include a driver circuit to support half duplex communication between the first device and the second device and further include switching logic to receive a value and cause the driver circuit to function in one of a plurality of half duplex modes based on the value. The value is based on a configuration register value corresponding to the port.
Abstract:
Methods and apparatuses relating to USB high-speed chirp detection are described. In one embodiment, a bus host transceiver circuit includes a first data path to connect to a bus device, a second data path to connect to the bus device, a squelch detection circuit with a first and a second input, and a switching circuit to couple the first data path to the first input of the squelch detection circuit separate from a first resistor and couple the second data path to the second input of the squelch detection circuit separate from a second resistor when in a first mode, and switch to a second mode to couple the first data path through the first resistor to the first input of the squelch detection circuit and couple the second data path through the second resistor to the second input of the squelch detection circuit when in a host reset period.