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Overview

SmartDV’s MIPI I3C Slave to AHB Bridge IP is a silicon-proven, high-performance debug and control access solution engineered for SoC designs requiring seamless connectivity between an external I3C master controller and an AMBA AHB-based on-chip interconnect. Fully compliant with MIPI I3C v1.2 and AMBA AHB5, it enables direct read and write access to AHB-mapped registers and memory over the I3C two-wire interface, significantly simplifying debug, bring-up, and peripheral control workflows for AHB-based SoC designs.

By bridging the I3C slave interface directly to the AHB bus fabric, it eliminates the need for dedicated debug or control infrastructure, giving SoC teams a lightweight, standards-compliant solution for accessing the full AHB address space through a minimal-pin I3C interface. Its support for In-Band Interrupts, Hot-Join, Dynamic Address Assignment, and HDR modes ensures full I3C protocol compliance while delivering the low pin count and power efficiency that mobile, IoT, and automotive applications demand.

Built for design flexibility and silicon efficiency, the IP core is highly configurable for both ASIC and FPGA implementations, with a strong focus on area optimization, power management, and peak performance. Its parameterized architecture and clean bridge interface enable fast integration and confident design bring-up across a wide range of process nodes and target applications.

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MIPI I3C Slave to AHB Bridge
Benefits
  • Full MIPI I3C Slave to AHB Bridge Functionality – Complete I3C slave implementation with direct read/write access to the AHB bus fabric via two-wire I3C interface
  • Full I3C Slave Support – Dynamic Address Assignment, CCC support, In-Band Interrupt, Hot-Join, and legacy I2C device co-existence on the same bus
  • HDR Mode Support – HDR-DDR, HDR-TSL, and HDR-TSP modes for maximum throughput over the I3C bridge interface
  • Full AHB Protocol Support – All transfer types, burst transfers, and response types supported per AMBA AHB5 specification
  • Flexible Bus Topology – Single and multi-master, single and multi-slave configurations for versatile SoC bridge integration
  • Legacy I2C Compatibility – Seamless co-existence with legacy I2C devices on the same bus for flexible mixed-protocol system integration
Compliance and Compatibility
  • Fully compliant with MIPI I3C v1.2 specification
  • Fully compliant with ARM AMBA AHB5 specification
  • Configurable SoC interface supporting custom wrappers for seamless integration
  • Compatible with ASIC and FPGA design flows across leading foundry process nodes
  • Compatible with all major EDA synthesis, simulation, and linting flows

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