PS1802 SOC User Manual

PS1802 is a high-performance general-purpose DSP controller and a full-featured fingerprint recognition system-on-chip (SOC). It operates at a clock frequency of 120MHz with a peak computing power of 480MIPS. It has 156KB RAM, 96KB ROM, and power consumption less than 150mW (@120MHz). It can be widely used in fingerprint recognition, industrial control, audio and video processing, USB, set-top boxes, security and other fields.


Brand
PS1802
Category
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
172 KB
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
057827A12E1955D728789740A7A34D01

About this manual

The PS1802 SOC is a high‑performance general‑purpose DSP controller that also functions as a full‑feature fingerprint recognition system‑on‑chip. It runs at 120 MHz, delivers up to 480 MIPS, includes 156 KB RAM, 96 KB ROM, and consumes less than 150 mW.

The manual details the SOC’s peripherals – parallel NAND‑compatible port, UART, SPI, configurable USART, 14 GPIO pins, DMA controller, timers, image‑processing accelerator, random‑number generator, and key‑pair generator – as well as boot options, sensor selection, serial flash usage, and development tools. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Performance Overview
  • Sensor Driver Configuration
  • Serial Flash Interface
  • Debug and Development Tools
  • Design Services

Specifications

Core frequency120 MHz
Peak performance480 MIPS
RAM156 KB
ROM96 KB
Power consumption (peak)<150 mW @120 MHz
Operating temperature-40 °C to 85 °C
Operating voltageCore 1.8 V, I/O 3.3 V
Package64‑pin LQFP
DMA channels8
Timers2 general‑purpose timers, 1 watchdog timer
Image accelerator256 × 288, 256‑level grayscale
Random number generator32‑bit
Key pair generatorPublic/Private key pair generator
JTAG debug portIEEE1149.1 compliant
PLLProgrammable
ESD rating> ±2 kV

Frequently asked questions

How can the PS1802 SOC be booted?

The SOC supports four boot modes: from UART, from EEPROM, from an ATMEL serial flash, or from internal ROM.

What is the peak power consumption of the PS1802 SOC?

Peak power consumption is below 150 mW when running at 120 MHz.

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