Category Archives: ASIC Design

Sankalp Semiconductor Expands its Design Centre in Hubli

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Sankalp Semiconductor, a design service company offering comprehensive digital & mixed signal SoC services and solutions, on 17th Oct inaugurated its design centre in Hubli. Shri Shivendra Gupta, Joint Commissioner of Income Tax, Shri Manish Kasodekar, Assistant Commissioner, Income Tax, and Shri Vivek G Pawar, CEO of Deshpande Foundation inaugurated

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Sankalp Semiconductor Opens Second Design Centre in Bangalore

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Sankalp Semiconductor, a design service company offering comprehensive digital & mixed signal SoC services and solutions, today announced opening of its second new design centre in Bangalore. The company already has four design centres in India (Hubli, Kolkata, Ahmedabad and Bangalore). Sankalp’s second design center is located in the Global

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What is an ASIC and how is it made?

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ASIC stands for Application Specific Integrated Circuit — or in other words a chip that is being designed for a specific task.
 

 
 
Those Integrated Circuits (IC) are usually a combination of Analog circuit such as clock, amplifier and denoising circuit and Digital Block such as multiplexers, registers, arithmetic logic

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What is an ASIC Design Services Company and How to Choose one?

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If you are reading this article it’s probably because you’ve came to realize that an ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit) might give your company or your product a massive edge in the market. There are many reasons to use an ASIC in your product: It can minimize your product size

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When And Why Should You Choose An ASIC?

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An ASIC stands for Application Specific Integrated Circuit and is often assumed to be exorbitantly expensive to design and manufacture one. The reasons behind such a conjecture is are not entirely unfounded, given the fact that mask-set for the state-of-art semiconductor technology like 5nm costs around $10-15 million! This puts

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SoC Timing ECO Cycle

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Timing ECOs refer to last mile timing and DRC fixes before you tape-out the ASIC. EDA implementation tools (with help of physical design engineers) do 95-98% of the job when it comes to meeting the timing goals. For the last 1-2% timing violations, however, it is prudent to handle them

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