AIS-Dedicated Processors For Maritime Safety: CML Microcircuits
AIS-Dedicated Processors For Maritime Safety: CML Microcircuits
COMMUNICATION SEMICONDUCTORS
INN/AIS/3
Auxiliary ADCs
Auxiliary DACs
GNSS Engine
Host Controller
Auxiliary Synthesisers
Xtal/Clock Generator
For I and Q based RF Systems CMX910 AIS Class A and B Baseband Processor For Limiter-Discriminator based RF Systems CMX7032 AIS Class B Baseband Processor with RF Synthesisers (FI-1.x) CMX7032 AIS Rx-only Baseband Processor with RF Synthesisers (FI-2.x) CMX7042 AIS Class B Baseband Processor (FI-1.x) With Comprehensive Evaluation and Development Support
EV9100, PE0201, PE0401, PE0001 and DE70321
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Used extensively as an aid to maritime navigation and safety by ships, aircraft and xed or oating structures, an AIS transponder continually broadcasts the host vessels positional and status information. This enables other similarly equipped vessels in the vicinity to receive, decode and display that information, along with information from other navigational systems (radar, GPS, depth recorders), to provide a comprehensive picture of the maritime trafc in the local area. Using an omni-directional broadcast of formatted wireless-data in the VHF maritime band, an AIS system employs two simultaneous Rx channels and a single, frequency-switched, Tx channel. The AIS system will normally operate in an autonomous continuous mode. Using Self-Organising Time Division Multiple Access (SOTDMA) technology, AIS messages are packed into over-air time slots that are accurately synchronised using either GNSS or local timing information. An AIS system can handle well over 4,500 reports per minute using individual 26.6ms time slots on both Rx channels. Each station transmits and receives over two radio channels to avoid interference problems, and to allow channels to be shifted without communications loss.
The System
The efcient exchange of navigational data between ships and shore stations Autonomous, automatic and continuous operation Employs Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) techniques Class A: SOLAS vessels Class B: Smaller vessels Operates in the VHF maritime mobile band
Uses two simultaneous AIS channels and one Digital Selcall (DSC) channel AIS Modulation: GMSK - 9600bps DSC Modulation: FSK - 1200bps Transmits: - Static and dynamic vessel information - Voyage related information - Safety messages
MMSI number Callsign and Name Type of Vessel Length, Beam and Draught Vessel Position Navigational Status Log (speed) Course and Speed Location of Position Fixing Antenna Compass (course) Time (UTC) Heading GPS (position/timing) Rudder Angle Rate of Turn Keyboard Inputs Cargo Type Destination Estimated Time of Arrival
Tx
Rx
Graphic Display
AIS Classes
AIS System
Printer Alarms
There are currently two maritime-mobile classes of AIS operation: Class A (SOLAS vessels) 3 Rx Channels (AIS 1, AIS 2 and DSC) must be monitored simultaneously DSC is transmitted as required All AIS timing must be sourced from a received GPS (UTC) tick input Class A transmissions take priority over Class B Class A transmissions may use more that one consecutive slot per cycle
Self-Organising Time Domain Multiple Access Operation (SOTDMA) SOTDMA technology is at the heart of the Class A and Class B AIS systems operation. AIS messages are packed into over-air time slots in a continuous repeating framework.
1 minute
0 1 2 3 4 5 2245 2246 2247 2248 2249 0 1 2 3 2245 2246 2247 2248 2249 0 1 2 3 2245
The timing of each individual slot within the frame is accurately synchronised using either GNSS-based or local timing information. Each minute in time is divided into 2250 timeslots. Each individual slot carries one vessels data using HDLC packet protocol formats.
Class B (Non-SOLAS AIS vessels) 2 Rx Channels (AIS 1 and AIS 2) must be monitored simultaneously GPS timing is not mandatory - in its absence, timing is obtained from the transmissions of nearby, more accurate AIS transmissions Can only use one slot per cycle - gives way to Class A transmissions
AIS Slot Timing: 2250 Slots every 60 seconds; Slot length = 26.6ms
With regard to the slot cycle (described above), the local AIS system transmits the relevant data in HDLC packet format. At the same time it reserves a future slot in the next frame. This timeslot method and the use of two radio channels, avoids, in the long-term, the cumulative effect of packet collisions. An AIS Class A system will transmit directly in its chosen slot and may use more than one slot period per cycle if required.
An AIS Class B CSTDMA system can only use one slot period and must check its chosen slot for Rx energy before transmitting. As ships join and leave areas they form local area-networks, taking care not to interfere with each other. As they move out of range of a network, they continue to broadcast their positions, all the time listening for other networks to join.
Designed for implementation in both the simple, traditional, limiter-discriminator and the more versatile digital (I and Q) based AIS systems, CML currently offers three exible AIS compatible ICs: CMX910 AIS Baseband Processor for I and Q based Systems CMX7032 AIS Data Processor with RF Synthesiser for Limiter-Discriminator based systems (FI-1.x), or AIS Rx-only Data Processor with RF Synthesiser for Limiter-Discriminator based systems (FI-2.x) CMX7042 AIS Data Processor for Limiter-Discriminator based systems (FI-1.x) AIS Transponders Feature-rich, each offers two simultanous Rx channels and one Tx channel, a channel which can be frequency-switched in line with AIS regulations. High on-chip integration with AIS and DSC specic data manipulation and frame-formatting allows the ICs to handle the majority of the computationally intensive tasks normally carried out by the host. Using a serial data/command interface (C-BUS) these products use a simple transactionoriented command/response protocol to address specic registers within the IC, with data buffering on chip. Accurate timing, obtained from a GNSS source, is maintained to provide both AIS related and system timings. In addition to AIS signal and data handling, these products offer a range of auxiliary functions for peripheral communications, including ADCs, DACs and synthesised system clocks. AIS Rx Only New to the product roadmap is the AIS Rx-only conguration of the CMX7032 using FI-2.x. Designed to operate virtually stand-alone, this conguration requires no host control.
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Wavelove
HMT Dorset
HMT Hercules
Pipkin
HMT Forcefull
3.0 to 3.6 V
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Designed specically for all current modes of AIS operation, the CMX910 offers a highly integrated IC capable of performing all of the required data-handling, formatting, timing, distribution and control functions under the control of the host. Provided on-chip are both of the mandated GMSK Rx channels and a single Tx channel. Selectable to 12.5 and 25 kHz channel modes for AIS, the CMX910 accommodates, in Rx and Tx, both full AIS data packet assembly and disassembly and a basic raw data facility. Both AIS (GMSK) and DSC (FSK) I and Q modulated signalling modes are available. A third, parallel (Rx) decode path, accommodates the DSC (FSK) signalling from an external modem for Class A AIS applications. Integration of all AIS functions, including versatile synchronisation and slot and sample timing and control facilities is available. Control and interfacing, including upgraded data-streaming, are via the C-BUS serial interface, with a host-controlled expansion port for the addition of an external FX/MX604 modem IC. The provision of the C-BUS expansion port, an RF device enabling port and a number of auxiliary uncommitted ADCs and DACs, simplifies the system hardware implementation, further reducing the overall equipment cost and size. One of the on-chip DACs has an additional, programmable (RAMDAC) ramp-mode (up or down) feature which is particularly useful for controlling the output prole of the transmitter-power at the beginning and end of a transmit slot to prevent interference to other users by controlling the power-prole of the radios PA. Similarly, a bank of multiplexed analogue-todigital converters provides monitor facilities to the IC and to the system.
12.5kHz
Rx and Tx On-Chip Signal Paths Simultaneous Reception - Two AIS or One AIS, One DSC Differential I and Q Signalling Two Parallel I and Q Rx Paths One I and Q Tx Path Additional FSK (DSC) Decode Path - 1200bps Demodulator Interface Channel Filtering
Tx/Rx
Filter
Rx 1 Q Rx 1 I CS
25kHz
Coupler
VCO
VCO
PLL
PLL
12.5kHz
LNA
Split
Rx 2 Q Rx 2 I
25kHz
CMX910 (part)
VCO
VCO
Host System/s
PLL
PLL
25kHz
Ceramic Filter
Rx3 2nd IF 455kHz
LimiterDiscriminator
FSK Rx Data
Exp 0
VCO
VCO
Carrier Detect
Expand CS
AIS Data Handling NRSI Coding HDLC Processing - System Flags - Training Sequence - Bit-Stufng AIS and Raw Data Modes CRC Generation and Checking Supports Carrier Sensing (CSTDMA) Operations Integrated Rx and Tx Buffers Flexible Sample and Slot Timing from GNSS-Based (UTC) Source
ADCs
RSSI
I/Q Rx 1
PLL
PLL
I/Q Rx 2 Tx PLL
UTC Sync
PA
Driver
Tx Q Tx I
GPS Module
TxRamp Profile
PA
Tx Rx 1 Rx 2 Rx 3
BPF Filter
Ref. Clock
24MHz VCO
DACs
Enab 0
Enab 2
Enab 4 Enab 5
CMX910 (part)
Enab 1
Enab 3
PLL
VCO
CMX910 Functions
DVDD
Multiplexed Auxiliary ADC Inputs
Features Half-Duplex GMSK, FSK and DSC capabilities Flexible signal channels - Two simultaneous Rx - One Tx - Optional-FSK interface
Chip-Select
IOVDD
10-bit DAC
10-bit DAC
10-bit DAC
10-bit DAC
10-bit DAC
DVSS
10-bit ADC
Aux DACs
DAC RAM
VBIAS
Bias Generator
I Tx Q
I Q
GF(M)SK/FSK Modulator and Filters
AIS Burst
Message Buffer
Tx FIFO
Tx Channel
Receive Data
Serial Clock
Command Data
AIS formatted data and raw data modes Slot/Sample counter with UTC timing interface I and Q (Tx and Rx) radio interface High performance GMSK encoding/decoding Supports Carrier-Sensing Channel Access (CSTDMA) operation Supports Self Organising Time Domain Multiple Access (SOTDMA) operations
C-BUS Interface
I Rx1 Q
I Q
GF(M)SK/FSK Demodulator and Filters
FSK
Message Buffers
AIS Burst
Rx1 FIFO
AIS Raw
Expansion Chip-Select
Rx Channel 1
I Rx 2 Q
I Q
GF(M)SK/FSK Demodulator and Filters
FSK
Message Buffers
AIS Burst
Rx2 FIFO
AIS Raw
Rx Channel 2
Auxiliary ADC and DAC functions - 5 (10-bit) DACs - 5-Input MUX (10-bit) ADC C-BUS (SPI compatible) serial control interface with expansion port RF device-enable facilities Message progress-reports to host Optimum co-channel and adjacent-channel performance Low-power (3.0 to 3.6 V) operation with Sleep and Dynamic powersave EV9100 EvKit support for evaluation, experimentation and design-in Compact package styles
Internal
AVDD
FSK Retiming
External
FSK FIFO
Interrupt Generator
Ref. Clock
Reset
UTC Sync
Slot Clock
Auxiliary Functions C-BUS Expansion Port - Select and Address Peripheral C-BUS (SPI) ICs External (RF) Device Enable Port - The Timed Operation of Peripheral System Functions Multiplexed Auxiliary ADC Inputs - External System Signal Monitoring (RSSI, Temperature, RF Power, Battery Voltage) Auxiliary DAC Outputs - External System Control - RAM DAC Tx Power Proling
IOVDD
AVSS
Interrupt
CMX910 Functional Diagram Package Styles CMX910L9 64 Lead LQFP CMX910Q1 64 No-Leads VQFN
3.0 to 3.6 Volt Low-Power Requirement Serial Data/Command Interface with On-Chip Registers Raw and Formatted AIS Data Handling Full AIS Data Formatting (HDLC and NRSI coding) AIS Sample Timing On-Chip
CMX7032 AIS Class B Baseband Processor with RF Synthesisers CMX7042 AIS Class B Baseband Processor
(FI-1.x) (FI-1.x)
Two highly integrated data signalling processor ICs, both of which full the requirements of the Class B marine Automatic Identication System (AIS) transponder market. Comprising two parallel limiter-discriminator Rx paths and one I and Q or two-point modulation Tx path, these ICs are half-duplex in operation. The Rx paths are congurable to AIS or DSC operation, the Tx path is congurable to AIS only. Both products provide AIS (Rx/Tx) raw and formatted data processes and DSC Rx raw and de-formatted data.
DAC 4
Ref Adjust
Provision of a number of auxiliary ADCs and DACs, two auxiliary system clocks and integrated Rx/Tx data buffers further simplify the system hardware design. Both products are identical in functionality, with the exception that the CMX7032 provides two on-chip RF synthesisers and the CMX7042 none, which enables it to be supplied in a smaller, more compact package. These devices are built on CMLs proprietary FirmASIC component technology. On-chip sub-systems are congured by a Function Image: a data le that is uploaded during device initialisation and which denes the devices function and feature set. The Function Image can be loaded automatically from an external EEPROM or from the host Controller over the C-BUS serial interface. The devices functions and features can be enhanced or altered by subsequent Function Image releases, facilitating in-eld upgrades.
ref osc
PLL
Slot Clock CS Command Data Rx Data MOD 1 IRQ RAMDAC DAC 2 Tx Enable
PA
VCO
PA Ramping
Rx and Tx On-Chip Signal Paths Simultaneous Reception - Two Parallel AIS Paths
Host System/s
PA Bias
Auxiliary Functions Multiplexed Auxiliary ADC Inputs - External System Signal Monitoring (RSSI, Temperature, RF Power, Battery Voltage) Auxiliary DAC Outputs - External System Control - RAMDAC Tx Power Proling Synthesised System Clocks RF Synthesisers (CMX7032)
Switch
RF1 In
Filter Tuning
VCO
LO 1
CP1 Out
System Clock 1
Filter
Coupler
Tx/Rx
XTAL
AIS Data Handling NRSI Coding HDLC Processing - System Flags - Training Sequence - Bit-Stufng AIS Formatted and Raw Data Modes CRC Generation and Checking Supports Carrier Sensing (CSTDMA) Operations Integrated Rx and Tx Buffers Sample Counter Timing from GNSS-Based (UTC) Source
Rx1
Rx 1 RSSI1
CMX7032 (part)
LNA
Split
2 LOs
n d
RSSI2
Rx2
LO 2
Rx 2
VCO
Power and Control 3.0 to 3.6 Volt Low-Power Requirement Serial Data/Command Interface with On-Chip Registers Raw and Formatted AIS Data Handling Full AIS Data Formatting (HDLC and NRSI coding) AIS Sample Timing On-Chip
RF Power Detect
ADC 1
PSU/Battery Monitor
ADC 2
Rx DSC Operations Rx1 or Rx2 Channels Available for Rx DSC operation Raw or Formatted Modes 6db/octave De-emphasis Rx Filter 1200 Baud FSK Data Raw Mode: - 16-bit Words Directly to C De-formatted: - Dot Pattern and Phasing Detection - Decoded Character and Error Bits to C
Features
Auxiliary DAC Outputs
IOVDD
DVSS
VBIAS
Single or Two-Point Mod Tx Outputs
Bias Generator
DVDD
MUX
10-bit ADC
DAC RAM
GPIO
MUX
10-bit ADC
Chip-Select
Receive Data
Mod 1
AIS Raw
Serial Clock
Tx
Mod 2
MUX
GMSK Modulator
AIS Burst
Message Buffer
Command Data
Registers
AIS Raw
Rx1
GMSK Demodulator
AIS Burst
Power Control
Message Buffer
Rx Channel 1
Internal Systems Control
BIAS
MUX
FSK Demodulator
Message Buffer
FSK Rx Channel
System Clock 1
Rx 2
GMSK Demodulator
System Clock 2
AIS Burst
Message Buffer
Rx Channel 2
BIAS
Synthesiser 1
AIS Raw
AVDD
Sample Timer
Interrupt Generator
Synthesiser 2
Xtal Clock
Interrupt
Xtal/Clock I/O
Built on FirmASIC technology Half-duplex GMSK and FSK capabilities Flexible signal channels - Two simultaneous Rx - One Tx AIS 25kHz channel - 9.6kbps GMSK with a BT of 0.4 and a modulation index of 0.5 Rx DSC - 1200Baud FSK with frequency modulation (1300Hz - 2100Hz) around a 1700Hz sub-carrier Rx/Tx AIS formatted data and raw data modes Rx DSC de-formatted data and raw data modes Sample Counter/Timer Limiter-Discriminator Rx interface Selectable I and Q or Two-Point Modulation Tx outputs Two auxiliary synthesised system clocks Two independent RF synthesisers (CMX7032) Conguration by Function Image le upload High performance GMSK encoding/decoding Supports Carrier-Sensing Channel Access (CSTDMA) Operation Supports Self Organising Time Domain Multiple Access (SOTDMA) operation C-BUS serial control interface Auxiliary ADC and DAC functions - 4 (10-bit) DACs - 2 x 2-Input MUX (10-bit) ADCs Message progress-reports to host Optimum co-channel and adjacent-channel performance Low-power (3.0 to 3.6 V) operation with Sleep and Dynamic powersave PE0001, PE0201 and PE0401 support for evaluation, experimentation and design-in Compact package styles Package Styles CMX7032L9 CMX7042L4 64 Lead LQFP 48 Lead LQFP CMX7032Q1 64 No-Leads VQFN CMX7042Q3 48 No-Leads VQFN
10-bit DAC
10-bit DAC
10-bit DAC
10-bit DAC
C-BUS Interface
Rx Inputs
FI-1.x
Series Variants This block diagram illustrates the functions available from the CMX7032 and CMX7042 ICs using Function Image 1.x. Functions in black are common to both products; functions in red on the diagram are specic to the CMX7032.
IOVDD
AVSS
VCO
Power and Control 3.0 to 3.6 Volt Low-Power Requirement - RFVDD: 2.25 to 2.7 Volts Full AIS Rx Data handling (HDLC and NRSI Decoding) Host-less Control: - Function Image (2.x) loaded from System EEPROM - User Conguration Options on Memory Contents GPS Pass-through Facility via Rx Data Input
Disc.
Xtal Filter
FM Discriminator (SA58640)
Rx1 In
Burst Detect
x2
Indicator (LED)
SAW Filter
LNA
SAW Filter
Splitter
19.2MHz Osc.
Xtal/Clock RxD
Two Integer-N RF Synthesisers - Minimal Reference Spurs for Low Phase-Noise - Charge Pump: High/Low Soft Selectable Current Setting Nominal Current is User Dened Synthesised System Clocks Valid AIS Burst Received Output (LED)
/2 x3
RS232 Driver
TxD
Chart Plotter or PDA or PC
Burst
Xtal Filter
FM Discriminator (SA58640)
CMX7032 (part)
Rx1 In
AIS Data Handling AIS Burst Mode with Full AIS Frame Formatting - NRSI Decoding - HDLC Processing - Training Sequence - System Flags - Bit De-stufng AIS and Raw Data Modes CRC Checking Supports Carrier Sensing (CSTDMA) Operations Four 160 Byte Rx Data Buffers - Automatic Storage of 4 x 5-Slot AIS Bursts (Two Per Channel)
Ceramic Filter
Disc.
RF2 In Synth
VCO
CP2OUT
LNA Enable
Features
Internal Systems Control
FI Configured Output
Bias Generator
Rx Data
Detector Buffer UART
Rx1
AIS GMSK Rx 1 GMSK Demodulator NRZI Decoder HDLC Decoder Message Buffer
Rx Inputs
BIAS
MUX
Rx2
AIS GMSK Rx 2 GMSK Demodulator NRZI Decoder HDLC Decoder Message Buffer
Built on FirmASIC technology AIS Rx-only Dual GMSK demodulators AIS data output in RS232 - NMEA 0183 HS format National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) Optimum Rx co-channel performance Congurable by Function Image (FI-2.x) Automatic FI loading from EEPROM for host-less operation FI congured output for LNA operation Two RF synthesisers Two auxiliary system clock generators Limiter-Discriminator Rx interface PE0201 EvKit and DE70321 DemoKit support for evaluation, experimentation and development design-in Compact package styles
BIAS
Synthesiser 1
AVDD
Synthesiser 2
Xtal Clock
Package Styles
Boot Enable 1 and 2 SPI Port for FI Load
Xtal/Clock I/O
CMX7032L9
64 Lead LQFP
FI-2.x
IOVDD
AVSS
EV9100 Evaluation Kit The EV9100 EvKit is available for the evaluation, experimentation and design-in of the CMX910 AIS Baseband Processor IC. Comprising a digital/analogue pcb with an on-board CMX910 device, the evkit provides access to the CMX910s baseband signal, control and data interfaces as well as its auxilliary ADC and DAC functions. The evkit also provides an FX604 FSK modem and associated circuitry to allow evaluation of the CMX910s external FSK interface. Target CMX910 IC On Board Auxiliary ADC and DAC Interface Digital/Analogue PCB with Low Noise Floor Differential and Single-ended Baseband Interface FX604 modem IC tted for Additional (DSC) Rx Channel C-BUS Serial Control and Data Interface 19.2MHz Device Clock On-board Access to all CMX910 Signals, Commands and Data Interfaces to RF Daughter-board with all Necessary Signals On-board Power Regulaton and Distribution
PE0201 Evaluation Kit The PE0201 Evaluation Kit is designed to assist in the evaluation and application development of the CMX703x range of FirmASIC products, in this case, the CMX7032. In the form of a populated PCB the PE0201 comprises a target IC, appropriate supporting components and circuitry, including an on-board 460MHz VCO operating in conjunction with one of the ICs on-chip synthesisers. Target CMX703x IC On Board Evaluates Both RF and Baseband Capabilities On-Board 460MHz VCO Command and Control by PC via the PE0001 EvKit Interface Card or by Users own C Development Application or Environment Socketed EEPROM Option for Function Image Operations In-circuit Serial Flash Programming On-board Access to all CMX703x Signals, Commands and Data On-board Regulators Operate from a Single 5 Volt Supply
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PE0401 Evaluation Kit The PE0401 Evaluation Kit is designed to assist in the evaluation and application development of the CMX704x range of FirmASIC products, in this case, the CMX7042. In the form of a populated PCB the PE0401 comprises a target IC complete with appropriate supporting components and circuitry. Target CMX704x IC On Board Command and Control by PC via the PE0001 EvKit Interface Card or by Users own C Development Application or Environment Socketed EEPROM Option for Function Image Operations In-circuit Serial Flash Programming On-board Access to all CMX703x Signals, Commands and Data On-board Regulators Operate from a Single 5 Volt Supply
PE0001 Evaluation Kit Interface Card The PE0001 EvKit Interface Card is a global interface system for use with evaluation kits for CMLs new generation ICs, including products based on FirmASIC technology. Supplied with a PC GUI, and in the form of a populated PCB, the PE0001 provides a graphical way of addressing all of the relevant EvKits target ICs via the C-BUS interface. Global Interface Card for CMLs New Generation IC Evaluation Kits C-BUS Read, Write and Reset Operations to Target IC 8051 Controller Based Operation Physical Mating Interface for Wide Range of Target EvKit Boards Power Drawn from Target EvKit or Standalone PC GUI, Firmware and Hardware Provided - Updates available from CML website Function Image Handling for FirmASIC -based Projects 4Mbit of Re-programmable Flash Memory PC Control and Communications via RS232 Interface
DE70321 AIS Demonstration, Evaluation and Development Kit The DE70321 DemoKit is a complete AIS Class B (IEC 62287) technology demonstrator aimed at speeding manufacturers design and development of AIS Class B transponders and AIS receiver products using the CMX7032 AIS Class B Baseband Processor with RF Synthesisers IC. This compact PCB-based product measures 100mm x 112.5mm. This design is a exible platform to allow users to congure and evaluate with two build options: Class B Transceiver (using CMX7032 FI-1.x) Dual Channel Rx-only (using CMX7032 FI-2.x) Shipped Pre-loaded with FI-2.x - Dual Rx-only Demonstrator A Complete Bill of Materials (BOM) Layout Schematics Design Files
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Device Conguration
The operational set-up of each product is carried out at the initial power-up of the IC.
The CMX910 requires the uploading of a small conguration data le. The CMX7032 and CMX7042 (FI-1.x) FirmASIC products require the uploading of the relevant Function Image data le from either the host C or attendant EEPROM.
FLASH Memory
The CMX7032 (FI-2.x) FirmASIC product only requires the uploading of the relevant Function Image data le from an attendant EEPROM. EEPROM contents may be customised prior to loading to the memory.
Function Image Data File
TM
Full instructions for these processes are given in the ICs datasheet; the required data les are available from the MyCML technical portal on the CML website.
Bias
Reg.
Function Images (CMX7032 and CMX7042) Data Files for IC Conguration Downloadable from My CML Technical Portal Loaded to IC at Power-Up Loaded from C via C-BUS[1] or On-Board EEPROM[2]
Boot Control
Xtal Oscillator
C-BUS Interface
Registers
Power Control
Internal Systems Control
C-BUS
Infinite Capabilities . . .
FirmASIC
The CMX7032 and CMX7042 products are built on CMLs FirmASIC technology. CMLs proprietary FirmASIC component technology reduces cost, time to market and development risk, with increased exibility for the designer and end application. FirmASIC combines Analogue, . . . Maximum Flexibility Digital, Firmware and Memory technologies in a single silicon platform that can be focused to deliver the right feature mix, performance and price for a target application family. Specic functions of a FirmASIC device are determined by uploading its Function Image during device initialisation. New Function Images may be later provided to supplement and enhance device functions, expanding or modifying end-product features without the need for expensive and time-consuming design changes. FirmASIC devices provide signicant time to market and commercial benets over Custom ASIC, Structured ASIC, FPGA and DSP solutions. They may also be exclusively customised where security or intellectual property issues prevent the use of Application Specic Standard Products (ASSPs).
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