Micro-application processor architecture

Abstract

A MAP architecture includes a low-voltage digital module, a low-voltage analog module, and one or more high-voltage analog modules. The low-voltage digital module is communicatively connected to the digital signal bus for implementing digital functions, the low-voltage analog module is communicatively connected to the low-voltage digital module and the digital signal bus for implementing low-voltage analog functions, and the high-voltage analog modules are communicatively connected to one or more of the low-voltage digital module, the digital signal bus, and the low-voltage analog module for implementing high-voltage analog functions. The present disclosed MAP architecture integrates low-voltage and high-voltage analog functions required for applications such as energy-saving power control. These functions include power input, mixed-signal processing, and load driving. The integration of these functions allows users to reduce the construction of peripheral hardware analog circuits as much as possible. It caters to universal requirements for digital control and associated analog circuits.

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