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SM018 - CMOS Gate Array

Description

The SM018 is a semicustom masterchip built in a single metal C-MOS technology.

The main application of this component array is to realize mixed-signal ASICs (Application Specific Integrated Circuits) of small complexity in a very short development time and with very low development costs.

Features

  • Active components: 180 transistor pairs for use in analog or digital functions (N-MOS and P-MOS).
  • Passive components: diodes, low and high value resistors, zener diodes.
  • 27 input/output cells.
  • Programmable by a single metal mask Very flexible wiring possibilities.
  • Processed with the proven Metal-gate technology of.

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Part number SM018
Manufacturer Crossmos
File Size 198.65 KB
Description CMOS Gate Array
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C-MOS Gate-Array SM018 DESCRIPTION The SM018 is a semicustom masterchip built in a single metal C-MOS technology. The main application of this component array is to realize mixed-signal ASICs (Application Specific Integrated Circuits) of small complexity in a very short development time and with very low development costs. The chip contains different active and passive components which can be interconnected by a single customized metal mask. The larger part of the SM018 has a gate-array structure which can be used for digital circuits as well as for numerous analog functions. Some high value resistors allow to control low current sources. Zener diodes and matched transistors are completing the range of possibilities.
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