TDK-Micronas adopts Aniah’s AI-powered OneCheck® platform to advance automotive semiconductor development
Grenoble, France – September 17, 2026 – Aniah, a provider of next-generation electrical verification solutions for semiconductor design, today announced that TDK-Micronas, a TDK group company and a leading supplier of automotive semiconductor solutions, has selected OneCheck® for deployment across its design organization. The solution will support TDK-Micronas in enhancing design robustness, reducing time-to-market, and ensuring electrical compliance throughout increasingly complex system-on-chip (SoC) development for automotive applications.
OneCheck® brings a new approach to electrical rule checking (ERC) by combining exhaustive formal analysis with intuitive automation. The platform helps engineering teams uncover subtle electrical issues much earlier in the design flow, before they can affect schedules, reliability, or silicon success. This adoption reflects the growing role of advanced verification technologies in automotive semiconductor development, where quality and safety requirements are especially demanding.
” In automotive semiconductor design, design quality and long-term reliability are essential, not optional. With OneCheck®, our engineers can detect complex electrical issues sooner, improve productivity, and strengthen confidence in first-pass silicon success and our capacity to achieve 0 ppm defects rate and time-to-market “, said Dr. Matthias Steiert,VP and Head of Hall Sensors Business Unit at TDK-Micronas.
By choosing OneCheck®, TDK-Micronas joins a growing community of semiconductor companies relying on Aniah’s technology to address rising design complexity, support stringent requirements, and improve first-pass design outcomes.
” We are delighted to work with a company like TDK-Micronas, whose solutions help shape the future of mobility. Their decision to adopt OneCheck® underscores the importance of AI-driven formal electrical verification in meeting the challenges of automotive chip design, from functional safety to long product lifecycles “, said Vincent BLIGNY, CEO at Aniah.
About Aniah
Aniah develops advanced electrical verification solutions for semiconductor design. Its flagship product, OneCheck®, helps engineering teams identify and prevent electrical connectivity and reliability issues early in the design process. Based in Grenoble, France, Aniah supports leading semiconductor companies around the world in building safer, more efficient, and more reliable chips.
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For more information, visit www.aniah.fr
About TDK-Micronas
TDK-Micronas is the center of competence for magnetic-field sensors and CMOS integration within the TDK group, with over 25 years of in-house manufacturing excellence. First to integrate a Hall-effect sensor into CMOS technology in 1993, it has since shipped over eight billion Hall sensors to the automotive and industrial market. Headquartered in Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany, it employs around 1,000 people.
For more information, visit www.micronas.tdk.com
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