Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Cosmic Circuits announces silicon-proven ultra-low power wireless analog IP in 65nm

BANGALORE, INDIA & CAMPBELL, USA: Cosmic Circuits, a leading provider of differentiated analog and mixed-signal IP cores, announced that its next-generation IP cores for optimized wireless AFE are now silicon proven in the 65nm process node, and available for immediate integration in SoCs.

Cosmic Circuits offers a broad portfolio of differentiated analog IP cores in nanometer technology nodes covering data-converters, analog-front-end platforms for wireless and audio, power-management, clocking and MIPI interfaces.

These differentiated and silicon-proven mixed-signal IP cores in the 65nm process node target Wireless applications such as WLAN, WiMAX and DAB.

As customers begin to integrate the WIFI blocks inside the SoC, Cosmic Circuits has successfully been able to cater to this need by reducing the area by 50 percent, and power by 70 percent over their previous generation, making it the most competitive wireless AFE available in the market today.

In addition to the signal path components such as the IQADC and the IQDAC, the solution also integrates auxiliary converters, an ultra low-jitter PLL, a reference system and the test-configurability wrappers that ease production testing.

Cosmic also announced the availability of silicon proven monitoring ADC cores in the same process node. The monitoring ADC offers 12-bit of resolution and achieves excellent linearity at 12-bit resolution while achieving impressive gains in area and power over the previous generation of 10-bit monitoring ADCs.

Sundararajan Krishnan, director of IP, Cosmic Circuits, said: ”We have noticed a lot of interest in the wireless AFE market and are now ready to provide our customers with a solution that is the most competitive in this market segment. These ready-to-integrate, silicon-proven IPs combined with Cosmic’s industry-best support practices will enable our customers to achieve first-pass success on the SoC.”

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