QualCore Logic successfully validated various Analog IP cores and Special IO's
Sunnyvale, Calif. --November 10, 2009 - QualCore Logic, a leading provider of digital, mixed-signal and analog intellectual property (IP) for system-on-chip (SoC) designs, today announced that it successfully validated various Analog IP cores and Special IO's for US based company - the leading providers of high performance non-volatile solid state drives.
Analog IP cores include Band gap references, Regulators, PLLs and DLLs. Special IOs cover a range of IPs that include SSTL, LVCMOS, SSTL-LVCMOS Combo, MMC, XTAL etc.The IP's are proved in TSMC 90nm and CSM 130nm technologies.
For more details, visit the QualCore Logic website located at: http://www.qualcorelogic.com/.
About QualCore Logic
Founded in 1994, QualCore Logic is a leading provider of digital, mixed-signal and analog intellectual property (IP) for system-on-chip (SoC) designs. It can take an engineering or register transfer level (RTL) specification to GDSII through final silicon. It operates design and support centers in Sunnyvale, Calif., and Hyderabad, India, with more than 200 design engineers. Web Site: http://www.qualcorelogic.com/
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