The IDC2000 Technology
The IDC2000 IC family is based on the UPMC architecture implemented in a silicon of 0.18µ technology.
This family has the following specific structural differentiations as it is depictured in its Block Diagram as follows:
- The PIDF and the PSG modules comprise up to 11 channels each one.
- Device Model IDC2080 11 channels
- Device Model IDC2040 5 channels
- Device Model IDC2020 3 channels
- The Communication Unit in addition to the basic elements that contains the UPMC architecture has the additional elements:
- A configurable hardwired Power Line Carrier Module (PLC Module)
- A configurable Digital Phase Look Loop Module (DPPL Module)
- An RF interface
High-Level Block Diagram of the IDC2080
(the larger version of the IDC2000 family)
The IDC2000 IC Family Specifications & Features
| Clock Frequency | up to 192MHz |
| Pulse Sequence Generator Module | |
| Outputs (non sequential driven signals) | up to 11 independent + 11 slaved outputs |
| Output signal (by configurable state machine) | Pulse cycle sequence |
| Pulse cycle composition | Each cycle composed of up to 16 states with different widths |
| Pulse modulation methods | PWM, FM or any combination |
| Minimum pulse width | 26.5 nSec |
| Pulse resolution without dithering (by 12-bit timer, 192Mhz) | 5.3 nSec |
| Pulse resolution with dithering (5 bits) | 0.16 nSec |
| Analog Inputs | up to 24 analog inputs |
| A/D converter | Pipeline 10 bit, Configurable scanning |
| Maximum sampling rate of single input | 12 MSPS (depend on scanning priority) |
| Configurable sampling point control | Generated by 11 PSGState machines |
| Analog input features | Comparator, Negative and Differential amplifier, Temperature sensor, T&H, Configurable gain |
| Digital I/Os | up to 52 digital I/O (10 Schmidt triggered) |
| Digital hardware processing | |
| Loop control | up to 11 hardware implemented PIDF Templates |
| Min. response time for external event | 150 nSec |
| Min. total PIDF calculation time for 11 outputs | 170 nSec (parallel calculations) |
| Min. total system response time to single input sample | 900 nSec (additional 83nSec for each successive input sample) |
| Total processing time of 24 inputs | 2.9 uSec (pipeline processing) |
| On-the-fly configuration adjustment | enabled |
| System support & supervision | DR8052 high performance RISC CPU |
| Flash Memory> | 64 kB |
| Communication Interfaces | |
| SPI | |
| Parallel port | 8bit to 24bit (depending on the application) up to 48MHz |
| UART | Two Half duplex UARTs up to 1.5M bit/sec |
| Two Way PLC Modem | Input sensitivity: 10mV , Carrier Frequency 100KHz- 200KHz, 10 -10 BER ( S/N 6db), 2000-4000bit/sec |
| RF Modem | |
| Typical applications | Control of multi channel/ multi phase DC-DC, DC-AC, AC-DC, AC-AC topologies |
| Control methods | Multi (or single) voltage (or current) loop control Average or Peak Current modes |
Power Line Carrier Modem
The PLC communication modem embedded in the IDC2000 IC family is a two-way half duplex transmission based on Systel property spread-spectrum PLC method. Its main specifications are as follows:- Input sensitivity: 10mV
- Carrier Frequency: 100KHz- 200KHz
- 10^(-10) BER versus S/N 6db
- 2 - 4 Kbits/sec rate
PLC Modem Functional Block Diagram
DPLL
The DPLL implemented in the IDC2000 is a property configurable digital phase lock loop module aimed at synchronization to the line zero cross in power electronic systems or for sensing communication signals in noisy environment.The DPLL enables a jitter-free synchronization to the mains. It serves mainly as a packet synchronization means for the PLC communication but can be used for other applications (UPS, etc.).
DPLL Functional Block Diagram



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