Arasan Chip Systems, Inc.
Arasan Chip Systems is a leading provider of Total IP solutions for mobile storage and connectivity applications.
- 408-471-4416
- 408-282-7800
- sales@arasan.com
- 2150 N. First St.
Suite 403
San Jose, CA 95131
United States of America
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Product
USB Solutions
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Arasan Chip Systems provides a complete suite of USB-compliant IP including low speed, high speed and super speed USB products. Arasan became a member of the USB-IF standards body in 1996 and delivered its first USB 1.0 IP product in that year. The offering expanded to USB 2.0 products in 2000 and USB 3.0 products in 2009. Arasan's customer base includes many major systems and SoC companies in variety of industries.
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Product
MIPI Total Display IP Solution
DSI
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The Arasan MIPI Display Serial Interface (DSI) Controller IP provides both device and host functionality. Additionally, the DSI Controller provides a high-speed serial interface between an application processor and display and follows a rigorous verification methodology to ensure interoperability of our DSI digital controller with our D-PHY analog IP. Arasan’s DSI solutions are MIPI standards-compliant and are designed to accelerate integration, lower risk and accelerate time to market for developers of display applications. Arasan’s expertise is backed by our unique silicon proven design discipline and product development process that ensures fast silicon success with our analog and digital IP.
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Product
PCIe End Point IP Core
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The Arasan PCI Express End Point is a high-speed, high-performance, and low-power IP core that is fully compliant to the PCI Express Specification 1.1 and 2.0. The IP core is designed for applications in computing, networking, storage, servers, wireless, and consumer electronics. The feature-rich IP core is highly configurable that allows a target design to be implemented with the least number of gates and highest performance.
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Product
Low speed Serial Interfaces
12C/ 12S/ SPI/ UART
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Arasan has a diverse portfolio of connectivity IP products including SPI, I2C, I2S and UART. These protocols are vital for the integration of SoCs with peripheral chipsets in order to form a complete hardware platform. They are frequently used by the SoC to configure, control and gather diagnostic information at the platform level to ensure correct operation of the hardware.Arasan's proven Connectivity IP Solutions provides a risk free path to integrating these interfaces in SoC designs:High quality IP cores ensure inter-operability between SoCs and peripheralsIn-house domain expertise ensures a high quality support throughout the SoC development cycleTotal IP solution includes RTL source code, synthesis scripts, test environment and documentation
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Product
MIPI Radio Front-End
RFFE
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Mobile phone radios have developed into highly complex, multi-band and multi-standard designs that often have multiple radio frequency (RF) signal chains. The MIPI Alliance Specification for RF Front-End Control Interface (RFFE) was developed to offer a common and widespread method for controlling RF front-end devices. The RFFE Master IP core typically resides in the RFIC in a mobile platform, and utilizes the RFFE bus to identify, program and monitor the registers in RF front end Slave devices through programmed IO. It is designed to support existing standards such as LTE, UMTS, HSPA and EGPRS, and is usable in configurations ranging from single Master/single Slave to multi-Master/multi-Slave.
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Product
SD Card
SD Card v.3.0 / eMMC v.4.51 IP Family
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Designed for embedded applications that require high performance, small form factor, and high storage capacity, eMMC provides the support for embedded mass storage memory on embedded host systems. The eMMC protocol simplifies the access to NAND flash memories (such as MLC) to the host by hiding the functional differences among suppliers. Compliant to the latest JEDEC eMMC specifications, Arasan’s eMMC IP supports power-on-booting without the upper level software driver. The explicit sleep mode allows the host to instruct the controller to directly enter the sleep mode. The interface supports interface voltage of either 1.8V or 3.3V.
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Product
Total Solution
SD 4.1 Family
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To meet the ever increasing data transfer rate in high end applications, such as professional broadcasting transmission or advanced high resolution display, the SD 4.1 specification calls out the maximum performance of 1.56 Gbps at UHS-II full duplex mode per lane or half duplex UHS-II at 3.16 Gbps. In real applications, due to the system overhead and different SD 4.1 device controller designs, the actual measured performance can vary dramatically from system to system. With the newly introduced ADMA 3, the OS driver is now able to issue multiple read or multiple write commands at once, without having to wait for the SD controller to complete one command at a time. Once the SD host controller has collected multiple commands, it will then manage and complete them without intervention from the host software drive. Thus, the UHS-II 1.56 Gbps interface can be more effectively utilized and maximize the system throughput. This feature can be very useful when running multithreaded applications where multiple applications are constantly updating their status or swapping their contents by writing or reading small chunk of data to or from the memory card.
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Product
EMBEDDED MMC (EMMC)
SD 3.0 / eMMC 4.51 IP Family
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The eMMC Host IP is an RTL design in Verilog that implements an MMC / eMMC host controller in an ASIC or FPGA. The core includes RTL code, test scripts and a test environment for full simulation verifications. The Arasan MMC / eMMC Host IP Core has been widely used in different MMC applications by major semiconductor vendors with proven silicon.







