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Atmel Announces High-Voltage CMOS Foundry Process with High-Density EEPROM
 
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San Jose, CA - Atmel® Corporation (Nasdaq: ATML), a global leader in the development and fabrication of advanced semiconductor solutions, announced today the release of its AT35700 high-voltage process technology with double-poly, high-density EEPROM for IC foundry customers. This 0.35um technology has LDMOS transistors capable of 17V and 40V operation and has a 5.0V low-leakage CMOS core. The low-leakage CMOS has been engineered to minimize sub-threshold leakage currents making this technology ideal for portable electronic devices. Isolated NMOS and LDMOS transistors are included to minimize circuit noise. A large selection of on-chip analog resistors and capacitors are included to reduce off-chip component requirements. The technology supports placement of ESD and I/O transistors under the bond pads, thus minimizing the die size.

Included is Atmel’s reliable double-poly, high-density memory cell. The cell can be used to create parallel, serial, or pseudo Flash memory designs. Having embedded EEPROM provides large data storage capability as required in monitor and control applications and eliminates the need for additional memory chips.

This high-voltage process technology is ideal for mixed-signal, power management, motor and motion control, and automotive monitoring and control applications. These applications can be greatly expanded with design solutions enhanced with Atmel's industry standard, workhorse AVR® microcontroller line.

Multi-project Wafers (MPWs) - Atmel offers frequent multi-project wafer (MPW) runs that provide an economical means for customers to debug and prototype devices without purchasing an entire mask set. Multiple customers share the same reticle and wafer-run, thereby reducing the cost of entry. Prices for MPW runs are dependent on the die size.

Design Kits – Atmel offers a wide range of mature libraries that support accurate mixed-signal simulation within the Cadence® Design Environment.

Atmel’s 35700 0.35um high-voltage CMOS process is available now.

Foundry and Support Services - Atmel provides IC foundry technologies with geometries ranging from 0.8um to 0.13um, along with fully characterized design kits and a large intellectual property library. Atmel offers additional support services including design, advanced packaging, testing, characterization, and qualification.

Footnote

CMOS = Complimentary Metal Oxide Semiconductor

EEPROM = Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory

ESD = Electro Static Discharge

NMOS = N-Channel Metal Oxide Semiconductor

LDMOS = Laterally Diffused Metal Oxide Semiconductor

I/O = Input Output


Jueves, 08 Junio, 2006 - 05:40
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