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More cores to celebrate ASIC libraries

An AMI Semiconductor product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Feb 3, 2003

AMI Semiconductor has expanded the scope of its ASIC libraries following an agreement with the Inventra division of Mentor Graphics.

AMI Semiconductor has expanded the scope of its ASIC libraries following an agreement with the Inventra division of Mentor Graphics.

The deal adds 65 Inventra IP cores to the extensive digital and mixed-signal ASIC libraries available to AMIS customers.

Access to the Inventra cores allows ASIC customers of AMIS to get to market sooner and with less cost by designing industry proven reusable cores into their end applications.

The Inventra cores being offered by AMIS are particularly applicable in the automotive, medical, industrial and communication markets, either for digital or mixed-signal ASICs, where AMIS already has a significant customer base and years of design expertise.

"Our ability to offer standard and application specific functions from world leading independent IP developers such as Inventra frees up time and resources for our customers", said Vince Hopkin, Vice President of Digital ASICs at AMI Semiconductor.

"They can use that time to more fully concentrate on optimising system architectures and developing even more proprietary functionality into their end products".

All the Inventra cores now offered by AMIS include a test bench, simulation model, full documentation and netlists.

The key Inventra cores licensed by AMIS include: 10/100 Ethernet MAC, Gigabit Ethernet MAC, I2C v2.0 bus interface, USB 1.1 Full-Speed controller, USB 2.0 High-Speed controller, USB Full-Speed OTG, IDE controllers (ATA-1, 4, 5, 6), M8051 family of 8bit processors and CAN 2.0 network controller.

All of the Inventra cores licensed by AMIS are available in both the XPressArray and cell-based product lines.

A full listing of all the Inventra cores now available from AMIS can be found on the AMI Semiconductor website.

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