HMT7745 GENIE IO-Link DEVICE PHY IP
The GENIE IO-Link IP DEVICE PHY IP is a low-level silicon IO-Link transceiver core which interfaces between a sensor or actuator control block and a 24V power and signalling cable.
Features:
- Integrated UART peripheral with M-sequence handling (inc. checksum)
- Quartz-free IO-Link clock extraction and frame generation at 38.4kBaud and 230.4kBaud
- High-side, low-side or push-pull outputs (<10Ω)
- Fast switching time (<1μs)
- Configurable short circuit current limit
- Zener limits for rapid inductive load switch off
- 5V to 35V supply range
- Configurable 5V or 3.3V, 50mA linear regulator
- Optional fully protected secondary output
- Optional dc-dc regulator module
- Full zero-current reverse polarity protection
- Over-voltage protection to 35V
- Configurable under-voltage detection
- ESD protection to 4kV
- EMC surge protection to IEC 60255-5 (2A/50μs)
- Thermal shutdown, configurable level protects neighbouring devices and packaging
- Temperature measurement
- IO-Link conformal data thresholds or 50% of VPLUS, suitable for operation down to 5V
Description:
The IP is a combination of digital HDL and analogue components with a fixed layout. It provides an efficient path for the realisation of application specific sensor IC's, which tap the advantages of the IO-Link protocol either for operation or just during configuration.
The use of a IP reduces design time, risk and cost, and provides known EMC performance at the outset.
It is anticipated that the IP is used in conjunction with an on-chip microcontroller-like function (eg. HMT7746 GENIE Mini-stack IP) realising single-chip sensor devices, or with an off-chip microcontroller, where the chip includes further digital or analogue functions.
The IP is available in two process nodes (0.8μm and 0.35μm), providing optimised process selection dependent on the application.

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