Vendor: eMemory Technology Inc. Category: MTP

Embedded MTP (Multi-Time Programmable) IP, 512x8 bits for 5V V3E_BCD

NeoMTP is a single-poly embedded memory technology offering high NVM memory density with 1K endurance at the lowest implementatio…

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Overview

NeoMTP is a single-poly embedded memory technology offering high NVM memory density with 1K endurance at the lowest implementation cost to be found in the industry. NeoMTP performs erase operations for max. 512K bits memory density and serves as a true rewritable memory technology up to 47K P/E cycling with zero additional masking layers. NeoMTP technology is equipped with an additional erase gate and is very similar to NeoBit for easy implementation.

Key features

  • Logic Embedded IP
  • Programming with channel hot electron injection, erasing with FN erase
  • High yield performance
  • Small IP size
  • Good retention realibility
  • Testable

Applications

  • Automotive
  • Communications
  • Consumer Electronics
  • Data Processing
  • Industrial and Medical
  • Military/Civil Aerospace
  • Others

What’s Included?

  • Data Sheet
  • Verilog
  • Synopsys Model
  • GDS Phantom
  • Test Methodology

Silicon Options

Foundry Node Process Maturity
SMIC 180nm G In Production

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
EN0512X8AH180VC03
Vendor
eMemory Technology Inc.

Provider

eMemory Technology Inc.
HQ: Taiwan
eMemory Technology Inc. (eMemory) was established at Hsinchu Science Park, the famous Taiwan Silicon Valley, in August 2000. eMemory is a technology oriented company focusing on the development of logic embedded non-volatile memories such as Flash, MTP and OTP and providing logic embedded non-volatile memory IP solutions as well as related technical services.
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What is Embedded MTP (Multi-Time Programmable) IP, 512x8 bits for 5V V3E_BCD?

Embedded MTP (Multi-Time Programmable) IP, 512x8 bits for 5V V3E_BCD is a MTP IP core from eMemory Technology Inc. listed on Semi IP Hub. It is listed with support for smic In Production.

How should engineers evaluate this MTP?

Engineers should review the overview, key features, supported foundries and nodes, maturity, deliverables, and provider information before shortlisting this MTP IP.

Can this semiconductor IP be compared with similar products?

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