ChipIdea's 210MHz Analog Interface for Flat Panel Displays Validated in Silicon at 0.18um TSMC

Update: MIPS Technologies Acquires Chipidea (August 27, 2007)

Tagus Park (Porto Salvo, Portugal), September 23, 2004. ChipIdea Microelectrónica, S.A., a leading analog and mixed-signal IP and SoC solutions provider, announced today that CI7375tg - 210MHz Analog Interface for Flat Panel Displays has been silicon verified at 0.18um TSMC.
CI7375tg is a complete 3-channel AFE interface for Flat Panel Display and its silicon results meet all specification parameters.
It captures the analog RGB or YUV graphic signals generated on a PC or other device, and converts them into three 8-bit digital words with sampling rates up to 210 MHz. It includes all common video features such as flexible clamping modes, synchronism extraction, separation and pixel clock generation

“CI7375tg is new ChipIdea’s first silicon achievement with better performance than current requirements for flat panel video rendering. It shows a SNR better than 42.9dB at 210MS/s and an INL of ±1.1 LSB” said Carlos Azeredo Leme, CTO of ChipIdea, “with our analog expertise and knowledge of the video and imaging markets, we are commited to provide our customers AFE solutions ahead of any competition”.

For further details about CI7375tg, please visit
http://www.chipidea.com/website/flashnews/2004_7/flashnews2004_7.do

About ChipIdea Microelectrónica, S.A.

ChipIdea is a world-leading supplier of high performance analog and mixed-signal IP and SoC solutions implemented in technologies ranging from 0.35µm to 90nm.
Design Services include custom solutions for high performance IP, turn-key SoC chip design, IP technology porting, etc.
ChipIdea IP capabilities span the areas of high-performance data conversion, radio communications, baseband front-ends, voice, audio and video codecs, physical interfaces, notably USB PHY, as well as clock and power management platforms. As an ISO 9001:2000 certified Company, ChipIdea has extensive and robust design quality and reliability control procedures that closely monitor each step of the IP and SoC design flows. ChipIdea uses CMOS technology for its entire mainstream IP and SoC developments, while BiCMOS and SiGe are used for special applications requiring stringent noise and speed performance.
ChipIdea employs today 160 people located in 6 design centers in Portugal (Taguspark and Porto), Poland (Gdansk), China (Macau and Suzhou), and Belgium(Leuven), as well as regional sales offices in North America, Asia-Pacific and Europe and Israel.