Dolphin Integration introduce a new foundry sponsored low power memory for LCD Drivers and Touch Screen Controllers
Grenoble, France – October 17, 2014 -- In order to reach the stringent low power requirements of LCD Drivers and Touch Screen Controllers, Dolphin Integration launch a foundry sponsored Single port RAM for the UMC 110 nm embedded Flash process.
Fabless companies targeting these applications have huge constraints both in terms of power consumption and area. Thanks to its dual voltage capability and its various operating modes, the power consumption of the SpRAM Rhea is drastically reduced and enables a significant extension of battery life for such power sensitive applications. The SpRAM Rhea not only reaches attractive low power consumption figures, but its smart architecture for the array periphery also offers the highest density to reduce silicon costs.
For a complete sub-system optimization of power consumption, the SpRAM Rhea can be advantageously combined with Dolphin Integration’s 80251 Typhoon, a 16-bit MCU offering the best trade-off between processing power and low power consumption, and the cache controller R-Stratus-LP, specifically targeting low power optimization of Flash memories.
Have a look at the presentation sheet of SpRAM RHEA UMC 110 nm eFlash.
If you have a real challenge of low power consumption, our application engineering team will be glad to help you optimize a complete memory + MCU subsystem. Feel free to email libraries@dolphin-ip.com
About Dolphin Integration
Dolphin Integration contribute to "enabling mixed signal Systems-on-Chip" for worldwide customers with IP components best at low-power consumption.
Their wide offering of silicon IP components is based on innovative libraries of standard cells, register files, memory generators and power regulators for flexible power supply networks. They provide power optimized micro-controllers from 8 to 32 bits, and high-resolution converters for audio and measurement applications.
Their 30 years of diverse experiences in the integration of IP components and providing services for ASIC/SoC design and fabrication, with their own solutions for missing EDA, make them a genuine one-stop shop covering all customers’ needs for specific requests.
Their drive to incessantly innovate for their customers’ success has led to two strong differentiators:
- state-of-the-art “configured subsystems” for high-performance applications securing the most competitive SoC architectural solutions,
- a team of Central and Field Application Engineers supporting each user’s need for optimal application schematics, demonstrated through EDA solutions enabling early performance assessments.
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