Developing high-performance analog ICs requires deep expertise, precise design methodologies, and strong understanding of process technologies. From power management and sensor interfaces to data converters and high-voltage applications, analog IC design is one of the most specialized areas in semiconductor development.
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This interview features: Tomi-Pekka Takalo, CEO and co-founder at CoreHW.
Can you describe your company’s founding vision and how it has evolved to address the changing landscape of the semiconductor industry?
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Tell me a bit about your background? How did you first get started with your company?
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Customization to meet power, reliability, and integration needs in next-gen sensing
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Many teams talk about doing an ASIC long before they know whether an ASIC is actually feasible. In practice, ASIC feasibility is not a yes/no question.
It is a balance of economics, risk, schedule, and technical reality.
This article explains what really makes an ASIC project feasible —