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Consumer Electronics

Internet of Things

AI & Machine Learning

Computing & Networking

Aerospace

Automotive

The Industry Leader in Low-Power Mixed Signal IP

Smartest Systems

Lowest Systems Cost

Greatest Reliability

Analog Bits is committed to developing and delivering low-power integrated clocking, sensors and interconnected IP that are pervasive in virtually all of today’s semiconductors. Our goal is to help your chips connect to the real world. We provide a wide portfolio of PLLs, Oscillators, Sensors, SERDES, I/O’s and more, all designed to integrate seamlessly. Read More

Processes

Customers

Products

Test Chip Demo Videos

Analog Bits continues to innovate cutting-edge mixed-signal IP design. Check out our test chip demo videos to learn more about our innovations in N3, N4, N5 processes and beyond.

Mixed Signal IP

Analog Bits, Inc. is the leader in leading edge process technology for Mixed Signal and Serdes IPs. Silicon proven at 7nm, taping out 5nm, and planning at 3nm, we deliver building blocks to significantly improve the performance, cost, and reliability of your die, chip, and subsystem level integration.

From clocking, I/Os, and Serdes to sensors that monitor the die’s PVT and the system level power delivery, Analog Bits customizes silicon proven IPs to meet your integration needs in leading foundries such as TSMC, Samsung, GlobalFoundries, etc.

End Market Applications

Our IP is used in numerous industries with numerous applications. From the latest in Automotive & Aerospace technology, to computing & networking solutions, to AI and machine learning, to consumer products, Analog Bits' IP is trusted and utilized in a variety of different ways.

End Market Applications

Our IP is used in numerous industries with numerous applications. From the latest in Automotive & Aerospace technology, to computing & networking solutions, to AI and machine learning, to consumer products, Analog Bits' IP is trusted and utilized in a variety of different ways.

Foundries

Events

Analog Bits regularly attends and often presents at our industry's top trade shows. Check back often for a list of 2024 events we will be participating in. Please note, some event dates are subject to change.

August

29

GTS 2024 North America

(GlobalFoundries
Technology Summit)

-

Santa Clara Convention Center

September

18

GTS 2024 EMEA

(GlobalFoundries
Technology Summit)

-

Sofitel Munich Bayerpost

October

16

GTS 2024 Asia

(GlobalFoundries
Technology Summit)

-

Grand Hyatt Shanghai

September

25

TSMC 2024 North America
OIP Ecosystem Forum
(Santa Clara, California)

October

21

Samsung Foundry Forum Japan

(Belle Salle Tokyo Nihonbashi, Tokyo)

October

24

Samsung Foundry Forum EMEA

(Hilton Munich Airport, Munich)

October

25

TSMC 2024 Japan
OIP Ecosystem Forum
(Tokyo)

November

6

TSMC 2024 Taiwan
OIP Ecosystem Forum
(Hsinchu)

November

13

TSMC 2024 China
OIP Ecosystem Forum
(Shanghai)

November

19

TSMC 2024 Europe
OIP Ecosystem Forum
(Amsterdam)

November

26 or 27

TSMC 2024 Israel
OIP Ecosystem Forum
(Bar-llan University)

News

Analog Bits continues to revolutionize SoC development in modern CMOS processes.
If you are interested in finding out more about our customer success, contact us at info@analogbits.com.

Analog Bits Joins the Silicon Catalyst In-Kind Partner Ecosystem

Silicon Catalyst, an incubator exclusively focused on accelerating semiconductor solutions, announced that Analog Bits, Inc. has joined as a new member of its In-Kind Partner (IKP) ecosystem.

Analog Bits to Demonstrate Numerous Test Chips Including Portfolio of Power Management and Embedded Clocking and High Accuracy Sensor IP in TSMC N3P Process at TSMC 2024 North America Technology Symposium

Analog Bits will be demonstrating newest LDO IP, Power supply droop detectors, Embedded Clock LC PLL’s, etc. in TSMC N3P process at their booth at the TSMC 2024 North America Technology Symposium in Santa Clara Convention Center, Santa Clara, California.

Preview Mahesh Tirupattur’s Interview with EE Times

Analog Bits Executive Vice President, Mahesh Tirupattur, was recently interviewed by EE Times. See a preview of the interview below.

Analog Bits Expands Engineering Presence by Opening a Design Center in Europe

Analog Bits has expanded its engineering capacity by opening its Prague Design Centre

Analog Bits Enables the Migration to 3nm and Beyond

We were honored to be featured in a recent SemiWiki article highlighting our capabilities as a critical enabler for 3nm designs.

Analog Bits Leads the Way at TSMC OIP with High-Accuracy Sensors

Analog Bits will be showcasing numerous IP’s on TSMC’s industry-leading processes N5A process of its new High Accuracy Sensor and Automotive Grade, Silicon Proven IPs at its booth during the upcoming TSMC 2023 NA OIP Ecosystem Forum.

Analog Bits to Demonstrate Automotive Grade IP’s Including a Novel High Accuracy Sensor at TSMC 2023 North America Open Innovation Platform Ecosystem Forum

Analog Bits will be showcasing numerous IP’s on TSMC’s industry-leading processes N5A process of its new High Accuracy Sensor and Automotive Grade, Silicon Proven IPs at its booth during the upcoming TSMC 2023 NA OIP Ecosystem Forum.

Analog Bits to Join Intel Foundry Services Chip Design Ecosystem Expanding 3nm IP Offerings

Analog Bits will offer silicon proven SERDES on Intel 3. SERDES will be a multi-rate, multi-protocol area and power optimized PCIe Gen5 SERDES for applications that require lane to lane programmability and also support legacy protocols such as SAS and SATA.

Analog Bits to Demonstrate Working Silicon on TSMC N3E Process at TSMC 2023 North America Technology Symposium

Analog Bits will be showcasing the silicon on TSMC’s industry-leading N3E process for its Wide Range PLL, PVT Sensor, Droop Detector, Bandgap, Crystal Oscillator and Clock Buffers at its booth during the upcoming TSMC 2023 North America Technology Symposium.

Analog Bits Awarded ISO 9001 and ASIL B Ready Certifications

Analog Bits has received ISO 9001 Certification for design and development of low-power clocking, sensors, and interconnected IPs.