Brite Semiconductor Releases 28nm High-Performance SAR ADC IP, Driving Upgrades for High-Speed Signal Chain Applications

Shanghai, China — August 20, 2026 — Brite Semiconductor (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. (BriteSemi, 688691), a leading provider of custom ASIC and IP solutions, today announced a new analog IP. The company officially launched a dual-version high-performance differential SAR ADC IP developed on 28nm CMOS process, supporting 1.8V and 2.5V operating voltages. Both IPs have completed full-process tape-out verification and passed functional and performance testing, delivering reliable and low-power IP for communication signal chain applications. They can be flexibly adapted to different application scenarios, such as 5G/6G RF transceivers, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth basebands, software-defined radios, optical communications, communication SoCs, wireless gateways, and edge AI devices.

The 12-bit, 125Msps SAR ADC IPs deliver an ENOB ≥ 10.5 bit, SFDR ≥ 82.5 dB, and THD≤ ‑77.2 dB. Featuring a differential input design with high common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR), the IPs achieve an excellent anti‑interference performance, enabling precise capture of high-speed communication signals and reduced system bit error rates to meet signal acquisition requirements of communication transceivers. The key technical advantages are listed below:

  • Low Power Consumption: Adopting low‑power calibration technology, the core power consumption is only 1.2 mW, which greatly reduces integration costs and power budget for communication SoCs. The dual-voltage 1.8V/2.5V variants cover mainstream power domains of communication chips to accommodate diverse power consumption requirements of communication equipment.
  • Small Die Area: Featuring a compact capacitor array, it maintains high‑precision performance while keeping the core area to a minimum. Both IP versions have a core area of only 0.07 mm². Combined with highly integrated design, they can meet the integration requirements for area-sensitive chips such as communication ASICs and edge‑AI SoCs.
  • Flexible and Scalable: This IP supports flexible reconfiguration into IQ‑ADC setups widely used in communication transceivers. Without substantial design revisions or extra adaptation development, it can be applied to key modules such as RF transceivers and baseband processing, significantly shortening the chip integration cycles.

These 28nm SAR ADC IPs are developed for high-speed signal chain scenarios including 5G/6G RF transceivers, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth basebands, software-defined radios and optical communications, enabling seamless integration into communication SoCs, wireless gateways and edge AI terminals. Leveraging the core strengths of low power consumption, small die area and flexible scalability, together with broad multi‑scenario compatibility, it provides customers with high-performance, low-risk and highly adaptable analog IP to accelerate signal chain technology iteration and mass production of new products.

As an iterative achievement of Brite Semiconductor in analog IP development, the newly‑released dual‑version SAR ADC IP demonstrates the company’s capabilities in area and power‑consumption optimization at 28nm process. Leveraging its one‑stop custom design service, Brite Semiconductor will keep expanding its portfolio of premium IPs and platforms.


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About Brite Semiconductor

Brite Semiconductor (BriteSemi, 688691) is a leading custom ASIC and IP provider and committed to providing flexible one-stop services from specification design, architecture design to chip delivery with high value and differentiated solutions.

Leveraging its ASIC design platform and comprehensive IP portfolio, the company has built its proprietary YouSiP (Silicon‑Platform) solutions and YouIP portfolio. YouSiP delivers custom ASIC design platforms for diverse application scenarios including intelligent voice, image processing, intelligent cabin and ADAS, as well as smart cities, enabling customers to efficiently achieve chip delivery from concept. YouIP portfolio covers high‑speed interface IPs such as DDR, SerDes, PCIe, MIPI, USB, PSRAM, eMMC and ONFI; high‑performance analog IPs including ADC, DAC and PLL; and RF IPs for Wi‑Fi, BLE and Zigbee. These IPs achieve an industry‑leading performance in transmission rate, bandwidth and compatibility.

With its IP and design platform, Brite Semiconductor continuously empowers various sectors including AI, edge computing, data centers, industrial control, communications, IoT, consumer electronics, smart cities and automotive electronics.

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