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Moortec Announces SPI Block (MR74040) for Low Power Applications
September 29, 2009 -- Moortec Announces SPI Block (MR74040) for Low Power Applications. The MR74040 is a synchronous serial-data interface adhering to the SPI protocol of communications. Configurable for all 4 SPI modes* this block acts as a single slave. The design targets the 0.18um CMOS (ca18ha) process offered by Jazz. The MR74040 consists of 32, 16-bit wide R/W registers, 28 of which can be configured in to a ‘power down’ state for low power operation when idle.
About Moortec
Moortec, established in 2005, provide high quality analogue and mixed-signal IP blocks as well as Custom Chip solutions world-wide for a variety of applications. The UK based design group also provide Platforms for IC test and evaluation. Having a track record of delivery to tier-1 semiconductor and product companies, Moortec provide a quick and efficient path to market for customer products.
* Silicon proven for mode 3 only
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