Product category:
Analogue and Mixed Signal ICs
News Release from: MCE Tewkesbury | Subject: Mixed signal ASICs for sensing and instrumentation
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 04 September 2000
Mixed signal ASICs suit sensing and
instruments
MCE Tewkesbury has developed a family of mixed signal ASICs for sensing and instrumentation applications.
MCE Tewkesbury has developed a family of mixed signal ASICs for sensing and instrumentation applications These devices can integrate the analogue (linear) signal with the digital control circuitry on one piece of silicon
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 17 May 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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MCE-Tewkesbury is offering to cut the cost and time involved in moving from prototype to production with new chip designs.
This can simplify the sensor design, enhance the electrical performance of the sensor and reduce overall system costs.
One of the major hurdles to exploitation of this technology is the high nonrecurring engineering costs associated with the development of a mixed signal devices.
The MCE family of mixed signal ASICs offer a well established, highly reliable system with low entry and piece part costs, a quick turnaround and no restrictions on volume.
One of the key features is the patented "zip" structure, which facilitates electrical testing of the analogue and digital circuitry.
A modular structure with fully characterised cells has been created to enable design engineers to customise and optimise the circuit to a specific application.
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