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SWS Announces Self Compensating Oscillator Technology

Thursday, January 19th, 2012

SWS Announces Self Compensating Oscillator Technology










Cairo, Egypt (PRWEB) April 25, 2011

Si-Ware Systems (SWS) today announced a novel Self Compensating Oscillator (SCO) technology, which produces an all-silicon oscillator that can achieve an overall frequency stability better than 100ppm over a temperature range of -20ºC to 70ºC.

The SCO is an all-silicon oscillator that does not require an external frequency reference for frequency generation, and instead generates its frequency from an internal LC oscillator. As the name implies, the SCO is self compensated and achieves its stability without the need for analog or digital compensation. The stability is achieved with a low cost, Room Temperature Only (RTO) trimming routine.

The SCO can achieve a frequency stability of 25ppm over a temperature range of 0ºC to 70ºC, which is inclusive of initial accuracy and temperature, supply, and load variations. This stability is a breakthrough for all-silicon oscillator technology and allows for a viable alternative to quartz or SiMEMS based oscillators.

A clock oscillator in any electronic system uses a mechanical resonator, typically quartz with SiMEMS being a newer entrant that has to be hermetically sealed. A conditioning ASIC is packaged together with the resonator to achieve the required oscillator clock output. By generating its frequency via an internal LC oscillator, the SCO eliminates the need for a mechanical resonator and is a single silicon die. The SCO has the advantage of being lower cost versus mechanical resonator based oscillators as well as being more robust to shock and vibration as there are no moving structures.

“SWS has leveraged its experience in developing turn-key timing solutions for companies in developing the SCO”, said Hisham Haddara, Ph.D, CEO at SWS. “With the SCO, all-silicon oscillators finally have the performance needed to be a viable, low cost alternative to quartz and SiMEMS oscillators.”

The SCO’s output frequency is factory programmable and can generate frequencies from 1MHz to 133MHz. Operating voltage can be set to 1.8V, 2.5V or 3.3V, with current consumption in the single-digit mA range for frequencies up to 100MHz. The noise performance of the SCO is very good – at 125MHz the period jitter is 2ps RMS and the phase jitter is 0.7ps RMS (integrated 1MHz to 20MHz).

The SCO is a miniature silicon die that can be packaged in plastic with industry standard footprints. Alternatively, the SCO can be packaged with other Integrated Circuits (ICs), allowing these ICs to eliminate the external frequency reference. Additional clocking circuitry, such as frequency synthesizers, can be easily added to the SCO creating a highly integrated, single chip timing solution.

“With the architecture of the SCO and the RTO trimming, SWS has developed a solution that can be easily and cost effectively implemented to provide an integrated clocking solution”, said Ayman Ahmed, Division Manager for Timing Products at SWS.

SWS is currently preparing samples of its SCO technology for delivery in Q2 2011 to interested partners.

SWS at the Frequency Control Symposium

SWS will be presenting more details on its SCO at the Frequency Control Symposium in San Francisco being held next week, May 1st through 5th. On Tuesday afternoon SWS will present its SCO paper – “A Highly Stable CMOS Self-Compensated Oscillator (SCO) Based on an LC Tank Temperature Null Concept”.

SWS in Brief

Si-Ware Systems (SWS) is an independent fabless semiconductor company providing a wide spectrum of product design and development solutions, custom ASIC development and supply as well as standard products.

SWS leverages its highly talented teams in MEMS design and development as well as Analog/Mixed-Signal and Radio Frequency (RF) Integrated Circuits (ICs) to provide highly innovative solutions and products in different areas ranging from PLL based timing circuits, sensor interfaces, frequency synthesis, data converters, RF front-ends, and MEMS based sensor systems. For more information, please visit http://www.si-ware.com.

Contact:

Ayman Ahmed, Division Manager, Timing Products

Tel. +20 2 2268 4704

E-mail: ayman(dot)ahmed(at)si-ware(dot)com

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SVTC, Amerimade Technology and Shanghai Sinyang Semiconductor Materials Form Partnership to Expand Advanced Electroplating Process Capabilities

Thursday, November 17th, 2011

SVTC, Amerimade Technology and Shanghai Sinyang Semiconductor Materials Form Partnership to Expand Advanced Electroplating Process Capabilities












SAN JOSE, CA (PRWEB) October 19, 2011

SVTC Technologies, the premier innovation partner for accelerating nanotechnology development and commercialization, announced today that it is partnering with Amerimade Technology and Shanghai Sinyang Semiconductor Materials to advance process development and production readiness for electroplating applications. This unique combination of engineering expertise, production knowhow, chemistry products and electroplating equipment provides customers access to advanced electroplating development capabilities supporting through-silicon via (TSV) technology and continues an ongoing SVTC strategy to create an ecosystem of partners that enables comprehensive value-added solutions for customers.

Similar to signal vias used in printed circuit boards, TSVs allow for signals to pass through the silicon substrate — a major advantage over traditional packaging and chip-to-chip interconnect schemes. TSVs enable advanced packaging technologies such as 3D IC integration where multiple chips can be stacked on top of each other for improved packaging density and improved signal performance. TSV technology is also critical for next-generation microelectromechanical systems (MEMS).

Given the advanced nature of TSV technology, many manufacturers do not have the process expertise nor tool sets required to develop the electroplated film solutions required for leading-edge devices and packaging. This partnership delivers over 95,000 square feet of state-of-the-art cleanroom, staffed 24/7, with a highly versed engineering team provided by SVTC, powered by electroplating tool sets and knowhow from Amerimade and chemical solutions from Shanghai Sinyang. In addition to providing manufacturers access to these vital technologies, this partnership focuses on developing new electroplating processes.

“SVTC is committed to providing our customers with the most innovative nanotechnology development and commercialization services for next-generation devices,” said Wilbur Catabay, Vice President Technology Solutions for SVTC Technologies. “Working with both Shanghai Sinyang and Amerimade Technology will help our customers accelerate process development and demonstrate production readiness for 3D IC and MEMS technology.”

The genesis of the partnership arose from each partner’s long-standing familiarity with the other’s experience, capability, competence and success in their respective business areas. Customers can expect to receive a broad range of solutions from process demonstrations to a robust commercialization process that can take an idea, demonstrate its value as a proof of concept, and then drive the capability of its processes and integration to production readiness.

“Our technology partnership with SVTC represents an outstanding combination of Amerimade’s many years of success with the engineering and manufacturing of electroplating equipment for the semiconductor, MEMS, data storage and life science markets, with SVTC’s compelling concept-to-commercialization business model and Shanghai Sinyang’s chemical expertise,” said Mark Blaze, VP of Customer Operations from Amerimade Technology. “We believe the partnership will have immediate and positive impact on our customers’ ability to rapidly and successfully develop and adopt electroplating solutions for their products.”

SVTC Technologies provides a complete range of solutions through in-house capabilities and a network of service and production partners. Based on years of hands-on, collaborative experience, SVTC continues to assemble an ecosystem of valued partners that provides a full complement of specialized services and enables a broad array of technology development capabilities.

About Shanghai Sinyang Semiconductor Materials:

Shanghai Sinyang Semiconductor Materials Co., Ltd is a leading-edge technology company, concentrating on research and development, design, and manufacturing of advanced chemicals for the electronics industry. The company is mainly involved in electronics, semiconductor manufacturing, packaging test and assembly, solar cell manufacturing and avionics. Shanghai Sinyang is focused on chemical solutions supporting through-silicon vias, micro-bumping, MEMS, solar cells and other wafer-level plating. The company also develops ultra-pure materials and chemicals for wafer-level wet processes such as photoresist stripping and cleaning. More information can be found at http://www.sinyang.com.cn.

Media Contact:

Shanghai Sinyang Semiconductor Materials

Wenyan Zhi

VP – Marketing & Sales

wenyan_zhi(at)sinyang(dot)cn

+86 138-0198-2015

About Amerimade Technology:

Amerimade Technology Inc. designs, manufactures and provides long-term field support for an expansive array of wet chemical processing systems. Based in Livermore, CA, Amerimade applies 20 years of experience to deliver equipment solutions that meet the unique needs of every customer, whether manual systems for R&D, or fully automated systems for high volume production and processes, including plating (electrolytic and electro-less, single element and alloy, magnetic and non magnetic), wet etching, stripping, cleaning, pattern develop, electro-etch and electro-polish. Industries served include semiconductor, MEMS, data storage, life sciences and PV solar. Amerimade provides compatibility with the complete range of SEMI-standard wafers as well as virtually all other substrates and devices requiring wet chemical processing and custom fixtures. Field support is provided through Uptime Semiconductor Equipment Services, our wholly-owned services division. More information can be found at http://www.amerimade.com.

Media Contact:

Amerimade Technologies, Inc.

Mark Blaze

VP – Customer Operations

mark.blaze(at)amerimade(dot)com

925-243-2305

About SVTC:

SVTC Technologies provides development and commercialization services for innovative semiconductor process-based technologies and products, cost effectively and in an IP-secure manner. Through facilities in San Jose, California and Austin, Texas, SVTC serves customers in rapidly growing markets such as MEMS, microfluidics, high voltage, and TSV that are used in a wide array of industries such as semiconductor fabrication, life science, aerospace and defense, consumer mobility and clean energy. SVTC offers a suite of leading-edge equipment and services, including full-scale 8-inch and 12-inch process capabilities, advanced CMOS and non-CMOS equipment, analytical services, development support tools and commercialization services. SVTC is ISO 9001, ISO 13485 and ITAR registered. SVTC’s investors include Oak Hill Capital Partners, Tallwood Venture Capital and the company’s management and employees. SVTC is an equal opportunity employer. More information can be found at http://www.svtc.com.

Media Contact:

SVTC Technologies

Rich Brossart

Sr. Director of Marketing

Rich.Brossart(at)svtc(dot)com

408-240-7252

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Kilopass Introduces 90-nanometer Standard CMOS Embedded Non-volatile Memory Technology for Secure Storage of System Firmware and Chip IDs

Monday, August 22nd, 2011

Kilopass Introduces 90-nanometer Standard CMOS
Embedded Non-volatile Memory Technology for Secure Storage of System Firmware and Chip IDs










(PRWEB) October 21, 2004

XPMÂ?s process scalability, low cost, high density & data security

key to customer acceptance

Santa Clara, CA ARM DevelopersÂ? Conference Â? October 19, 2004 Â? Kilopass Technology, Inc., an emerging supplier of embedded non-volatile memory (NVM) Intellectual Property (IP) based in Santa Clara, California, today announced that its XPM technology is now available for use in ASICs and SoCs using standard logic CMOS 90 nanometer silicon processes in addition to its current products utilizing 0.18, 0.15, and 0.13 micron processes.

XPM, a unique embedded one-time-programmable (OTP) NVM technology, offers the combination of scalability to advanced silicon processes such as 90 nanometer, low standard logic CMOS fabrication cost, storage density from a few bits to up to multiple mega bits and highly secure storage. With its complete range of bit sizes and its wide variety of applications XPM can enhance almost any chip design.

Dr. Jack Peng, CEO, Kilopass Technology, noted, Â?We have shipped our patented XPM technology to over a dozen customers, and are very pleased to announced that we have tested and verified silicon, in 90 nanometers, with 1,000 hours of burn-in, and that our customers expect to move from silicon prototypes to high volume manufacturing in the next few months.Â?

As a replacement for external memory chips XPM technology can be used in high density embedded memory applications for publishing games, movies and other multimedia content, as well as for secure firmware storage in embedded MCU and DSP-based systems. XPM can also be used for secure ID and data storage for smart cards, for embedded ID and parameter storage, for storing encryption keys, for analog trimming and calibration parameter storage, for storing unique configuration codes and for embedded memory repair.

More about XPM Technology

XPMÂ?s patented fuse-programmable technology uses 1.5 transistors per memory cell, is programmable with a low program current by either an external or internal voltage source, and offers a fast read access time of 40nsec ~ 70nsec (for 1Mbit, 0.18 micron process).

Applications requiring more than one-time programming can use a multiple sector approach with a minimal die area penalty. For example sizing up from 1K bits of XPM-based memory to 8K bits offers eight sectors for limited-time re-programmability and it adds a negligible amount of die area.

XPM Memory Technology Reliability & Security

XPM technology is highly secure. Data is permanently retained for the life of most systems (over 20 years), and is protected from reverse engineering, since it is not possible to detect the stored data with a microscope or by voltage contrast testing.

Availability

Licenses for XPM memory technology are available now, and include GDSII layouts as well as simulation and timing models.

About Kilopass

Kilopass Technology, Inc. was founded with the mission of becoming the industry leader in embedded non-volatile memory (NVM) technology. The CompanyÂ?s super-permanent memory technology is manufactured using standard commercial CMOS process, and is used for storage of firmware and security codes.

The company is headquartered at 3333 Octavius Dr. Suite 101, Santa Clara, CA 95054, USA

For more information, please visit http://www.kilopass.com, call (408) 980-8808 or email klptinfo@kilopass.com.

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Acronyms

ASIC    Application Specific IC

CMOS    Complementary Metal Oxide Silicon

DSP    Digital Signal Processor

IC    Integrated Circuit

ID    Identity

IP    Intellectual Property

MCU    Micro Controller Unit

NVM    Non Volatile Memory

OTP    One Time Programmable

SoC    System-on-a-chip

A white paper and data sheet are available on request.

XPM is a trademark of Kilopass Technology, Inc.

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Micro Oscillator, Inc. Achieves Breakthrough in Clock Oscillator Technology

Thursday, June 2nd, 2011

Micro Oscillator, Inc. Achieves Breakthrough in Clock Oscillator Technology










Bala Cynwyd, PA (PRWEB) September 15, 2004

Micro Oscillator, Inc. (MOI), an innovative provider of all-silicon CMOS-based clock oscillators, today announced that it has designed and patented a 32kHz clock oscillator, the MOI-32.

Â?We have a proven design for our 32kHz clock oscillator,Â? said Fred Mirow, President, MOI. Â?Once realized in silicon, the MOI-32 will match the performance of 32kHz crystals.Â?

The MOI-32 will be a 32kHz all-silicon CMOS-based clock oscillator that can replace 32kHz crystals in microprocessor and microcontroller based systems. The patented temperature compensated oscillator will operate at ? 0.01%, or ?100ppm, total frequency accuracy over the temperature and voltage range without using quartz crystals or other external components for frequency determination.

The MOI-32 will have a main frequency of 32.768kHz, and other kHz frequencies can be realized. The total tolerance will be ? 0.01%, or ?100ppm, over a standard temperature range of 0?C to 70?C. Total tolerance is inclusive of initial frequency tolerance, tolerance over temperature and voltage, and long-term tolerance. The MOI-32 will also operate over an industrial temperature range of -40?C to 85?C with a total tolerance of ? 0.025%, or ?250ppm.

The MOI-32 will operate at 3V or 1.8V. Current consumption will be extremely low at 50?A.

The MOI-32 will be very durable and reliable. Unlike 32kHz crystals that rely on mechanical vibration for frequency generation, the MOI-32 will generate its frequency through an integrated circuit with no mechanical vibration. All applications, especially those in automotive and industrial will, benefit from the robustness of the MOI-32.

Today, 32kHz crystals are used in almost every electronic product in the market. Every mobile handset has a 32kHz crystal for sleep mode timing and every PC has a 32kHz crystal for Real Time Clock (RTC) functionality. According to estimates from iSuppli, the market for 32kHz crystals was over 2.7 billion units in 2003, and will grow to over 3.9 billion units in 2008.

The MOI-32 will match the performance of 32kHz crystals. The key advantage that the MOI-32 will bring to the market is the ability to integrate. Given that the MOI-32 will be a standard CMOS integrated circuit (IC), it can be integrated into other silicon ICs. Integration will never be possible with 32kHz crystals.

MOI plans to start sampling the MOI-32 in the second quarter of 2005.

About Micro Oscillator, Inc.

Micro Oscillator, Inc. (MOI) is revolutionizing the way that microcontrollers are clocked with its all-silicon CMOS-based clock oscillators. The Micro OscillatorÂ? is a CMOS integrated circuit using MOIÂ?s patented temperature and voltage compensation technology. The Micro Oscillator can achieve precise frequency accuracy over the temperature and voltage range without using ceramic resonators, quartz crystals or other external components for frequency determination. For more information, please visit http://www.micro-oscillator.com.

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Forza Silicon Announces High Definition CMOS Imaging Technology

Friday, May 6th, 2011

Forza Silicon Announces High Definition CMOS Imaging Technology











Pasadena, California (PRWEB) June 7, 2007

Forza Silicon Corporation announced today the availability of its groundbreaking proprietary FORZ-HD™ CMOS imaging technology, which supports frame rates up to 60 fps, proven at 33.2 Mega-pixel resolution, and features 12-bit on-chip ADCs. FORZ-HD™ technology is targeted for high resolution, high-speed, high dynamic range digital cameras used in professional photography or digital cinematography, and in medical, biotech, scientific, satellite and defense industries.

“FORZ-HD™ is a scalable technology that produces astounding image and video quality,” said Dr. Barmak Mansoorian, President of Forza Silicon. “The FORZ-HD™ advantages over CCD image sensors include the integration of thousands of column-parallel ADCs on-chip with an LVDS or CML interface, and, of course, lower cost,” said Dr. Daniel Van Blerkom, CTO of Forza Silicon.

FORZ-HD™ imaging technology is used in CMOS image sensors fabricated by Forza foundry partner Tower Semiconductor using 0.18 micron process. FORZ-HD™ is compatible with CMOS Image Sensor processes used by Forza foundry partner IBM Microelectronics.

About Forza Silicon Corporation

Forza Silicon is a fabless semiconductor provider of mixed signal IC design services and products. Forza specializes in the design of advanced CMOS image sensors, from ultra-high resolution imagers for medical, broadcasting, scientific and military applications to low-cost sensors for digital cameras, cellular camera phones and other consumer devices. Forza also excels in high speed optoelectronics comprising high speed data paths for fiber-optic, microwave and RF applications. In addition, Forza offers a wide range of mixed signal VLSI design services from custom IP block designs and SOC integration to chip characterization and design verification. More information can be found at http://www.forzasilicon.com/.

MEDIA CONTACT:

Rich Corrigan

Forza Silicon Corporation

Tel.: 1-626-796-1182

Fax: 1-626-796-5882

info @ forzasilicon.com

http://www.forzasilicon.com/

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Alternative Fuels, Green Technology, Hot Niche, HHO Hybrid, Besthybrid

Wednesday, May 4th, 2011

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Oki Develops Industry’s First Long-wave Time Code Receiver LSI using SOI-CMOS Technology

Friday, April 29th, 2011

Oki Develops Industry’s First Long-wave Time Code Receiver LSI using SOI-CMOS Technology











Tokyo, Japan, (PRWEB) October 21, 2003

Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. (TSE: 6703) announced today that it has developed a long-wave time code receiver, the ML6190A, based on SOI-CMOS (silicon-on-insulator complementary-metal-oxide-semiconductor) technology, an industry first. By using fully depleted SOI-CMOS technology, the chip realizes high sensitivity radio reception functionality, together with a one third or better reduction in power consumption compared to the existing time code receivers. Oki has already started sample shipment, and is planning for volume shipment to commence December 2003.

“Oki succeeded in volume production of watch-use LSIs using the SOI-CMOS technology last year, and we have now become the industry’s first provider of long-wave time code receivers using this technology,” said Masao Sasaki, Manager of SOI Business Development in Silicon Solutions Company at Oki Electric. “As a leading vendor in SOI technology, we will continue to offer ultra-low power consumption LSIs, to meet our customersf requirements.”

The ML6190A uses fully depleted SOI-CMOS technology, which involves forming a CMOS on an SOI substrate in which an insulated film is buried, instead of a silicon substrate. As transistors are created on an insulation film, the chip consumes quite low power current, which in turn, decreases the concomitant@thermal noise. Noise transmitted from a substrate is also decreased, as transistors are completely isolated from the substrate by an insulation film. This mechanism realizes high sensitivity.

As the power current is one third or better compared with the existing time code receivers, the ML6190A is most suitable for small, portable devices. It is also applicable for time correction of audiovisual equipment, home appliances, PCs and car clocks.

SOI-CMOS technology also excels in the level of integration of digital and analog circuits into a chip, because transistors are completely isolated from a substrate by an insulation film, which reduces the noise transmitted to analog circuits from digital circuits via substrate. Based on this technology, Oki plans to integrate a receiver circuit with a decoder circuit, a driver circuit, or a watch-use LSI and enhance the product line-up.

Major characteristics and features:

The ML6190A is an RF receiver for time code signals transmitted over long-wave frequencies ranging from 40KHz to 100KHz. Voltage sensitivity is 0.7µVrms and the input voltage range is from 0.7µVrms to 100mVrms. The current consumption is 17µA, which is from one third to one tenth of that of bipolar devices. By using two connected crystals, the ML6190A receives two different radio frequencies.

Radio signal sensitivity: Typ. 0.7µVrms


Input voltage:     0.7µVrms to 100mVrms

Supply current:     Typ. 17µA (@3V)

Supply voltage range:     1.1V to 3.6V

Reception frequency range:    40KHz to 100KHz

Operating temperature range: -40C to 85C

Shipment schedule:

Sample shipment:             Now

Volume shipment:             December 2003

Glossary

Silicon-on-insulator (SOI):

Substrates with a thin silicon layer on an insulation film, or devices built on these substrates. MOS transistors produced with SOI have superior performance in low operation voltage. There are fully depleted SOIs and partially depleted SOIs. Fully depleted SOIs realize both low operation voltage and low load capacitance simultaneously, but require a very thin silicon layer for forming transistors, which is 50 nm or less.

Notes:

Names of companies and products are trademarks or registered trademarks of the respective companies.

About Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.

Founded more than a century ago in 1881, Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. is Japan’s first telecommunications manufacturer, with its headquarter in Tokyo, Japan. With the corporate vision, “Oki, Network Solutions for a Global Society,” Oki Electric provides top-quality products, technologies and solutions to its customers through its telecommunications systems, information systems and electronic devices segments. All three segments are integrated into one effective organization that functions as a collective force to create exciting new products and technologies, including information and telecom converged solutions. Through its business activities, Oki Electric satisfies a spectrum of customer needs in various markets. Visit Oki’s global web site at http://www.oki.com/.

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Time-Triple Modular Redundancy? SEU Correction Technology Validated in Proton Radiation Environment

Thursday, April 14th, 2011

Time-Triple Modular RedundancyÂ? SEU Correction Technology Validated in Proton Radiation Environment










SAN DIEGO, CA (PRWEB) September 27, 2004

Space Micro Inc. today announces their successful completion of proton radiation validation of its Time-Triple Modular RedundancyÂ? (or TTMRÂ?) technology used in correction of single event upsets in advanced microprocessors. Space Micro completed two proton radiation test sequences at UC Davis Crocker Nuclear Laboratory, using 51 MeV protons irradiating a Texas Instrument 320C6713 digital signal processor and an Equator Technologies BSP-15 microprocessor. These radiation tests verified TTMRÂ? was able to detect and correct single event upsets within both microprocessors. TTMRÂ? combines Â?timeÂ? and Â?spatialÂ? redundancy within a Very Long Instruction Word microprocessor or DSP to achieve its unique SEU mitigation capabilities, allowing satellite and space designers the opportunity to design with very advanced, commercial microprocessors.

Â?We are very pleased to have shown our new and innovative TTMRÂ? technology to be successful in detecting and correcting single event upsets in commercial microprocessorsÂ?, said David Czajkowski, COO for Space Micro. Â?We believe TTMRÂ? provides the industry with a new and potentially revolutionary technology to advance the performance of microprocessors in the satellite industry.Â?

Space MicroÂ?s Proton100kÂ? and Proton200kÂ? computers incorporate its patent pending, TTMRÂ? technology for single event upset (SEU) correction. An additional single event functional interrupt (SEFI) mitigation technology, called Hardened CoreÂ?, is also incorporated into both computer products. Evidence of the potential of TTMRÂ? can be seen in the Proton100kÂ? and Proton200Â? radiation hardened satellite products, which provide 1,200 MIPS and 4,000 MIPS (respectively) performance at 1E-4 unrecoverable upsets per day in typical satellite applications.

About Space Micro Inc.

Founded in 2001 as a satellite technology research and development company, Space Micro Inc. is a pioneer in providing radiation hardened by design solutions for advanced electronic systems and microelectronics. Space Micro has been completing research in design solutions for single event effects damage, plus methods for improving single event effects performance of microelectronics, for several companies and government agencies. Key government customers include NASA, Missile Defense Agency (MDA), and the Air Force. Its management team includes two of the founders of Space Electronics Inc., an industry leader in satellite microelectronics. Space Micro Inc. is a privately held company, with headquarters in San Diego, California.

Contact Information

Website: http://www.spacemicro.com            


E-mail: dcz@spacemicro.com

Phone:     (858) 487-9295            

Fax:    (858) 487-1575

Mail: 9765 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., Suite A         

San Diego, CA 92124

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Silicon Wave Demonstrates True Single-Chip RFCMOS Technology At Bluetooth Developer?s Conference

Saturday, April 2nd, 2011

Silicon Wave Demonstrates True Single-Chip RFCMOS Technology At Bluetooth DeveloperÂ?s Conference










(PRWEB) December 18, 2002

Direct Conversion Bluetooth Radio Modem, Baseband Processor and Protocol Software Stack Integrated Into Single Chip CMOS IC

http://www.siliconwave.com/pr_121002_Single-Chip_Demo.htm

SAN JOSE, Bluetooth DeveloperÂ?s Conference & Expo, December 10, 2002 Â? Silicon Wave, a leading supplier of integrated circuits for Wireless Personal Area Networks, today demonstrated operation of its true single-chip technology for Bluetooth wireless communications. The demonstration is implemented using a low cost 0.18 um CMOS process and showcases a high performance direct-conversion radio integrated with an ARM7 processor and associated RAM and ROM memory, as well as all Bluetooth baseband functions in a 1.8 V device. The device maintains the proven high-performance of Silicon WaveÂ?s current offerings with a significantly higher level of integration. The single-chip technology is designed to take advantage of Silicon WaveÂ?s recently announced software upgradeable Adaptive Frequency Hopping (AFH) technology as well as being a Â?goldenÂ? unit for MicrosoftÂ?s Windows Hardware Qualification Lab (WHQL) qualification process. For more information about Silicon WaveÂ?s single-chip wireless CMOS IC technology demonstration, please visit Silicon Wave in the San Jose Convention Center, booth #113.

Â?Silicon Wave continues to lead the industry in developing high performance Bluetooth radio technologies to satisfy customerÂ?s various needs,Â? said Lars Mucke, vice president of semiconductor technology for Silicon Wave. Â?Different applications require different solutions and this demonstration of our low-cost true single-chip wireless CMOS technology is another example of Silicon WaveÂ?s commitment to its customers in many market segments. The key has been to preserve the high quality and performance our customers have come to expect from us, while driving down the cost and size of the Bluetooth system solution.Â?

About Silicon Wave

Based in San Diego, Silicon Wave is a leading provider of low-power, highly integrated RF communication system components for the global Bluetooth wireless market. Silicon Wave products and services include radio modems, baseband processors, software solutions and a baseband IP licensing program. Founded in 1997, the company was the first to deliver a fully qualified, single-chip radio modem for Bluetooth communications and first to achieve Bluetooth Specification Version 1.1 qualification for its products. Silicon Wave is an Associate Member of the Bluetooth Special Interest Group. The company’s Web site is located at http://www.siliconwave.com.

Silicon Wave, the diamond logo design and the SiW product name prefix are registered trademarks and Blue802 is a trademark of Silicon Wave, Inc. Bluetooth is a trademark owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc., and licensed to Silicon Wave, Inc. All other product, service and company names are trademarks, registered trademarks or service marks of their respective owners.



















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Design technology controlled analog? Their fuzzy logic in CMOS: Implementation, testing and implementation

Wednesday, September 15th, 2010

Product DescriptionText covers setting? Implement, test and implementation of programmable and reconfigurable contr? Their analog Fuzzy Logic in standard CMOS technology. Addresses the analysis and design of basic building blocks of analog and began implementing a time r? El fuzzy logic. Pr? L? Tively is performed? ? from the initial registration th? is the author’s Ph. D, and is designed for researchers and? students. . . . More>>

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