Dolphin Integration Announces their new generation of CODEC providing a Signal to Noise Ratio of 100 dB
A real 100 dB CODEC per the “Practical benchmark”, at no compromise of power consumption, silicon area and yield, was the true challenge now faced successfully.
shCODlp-100.01 is the best contributor to the Return-On-Investment of a SoC:
- a silicon area of 4.2 mm2 for the whole CODEC at no extra fabrication cost: 5 metal layers over a logic process at 0.13 µm
- SNR is guaranteed at ViC level with complete integration guidelines, including characterization to resilience from Rest-of-SoC noise
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