MosChip Delivers Custom SoC to ISRO's SAC for Satellite Navigation Program
Moschip Technologies has successfully completed a turnkey ASIC program by delivering a custom SoC to ISRO's Space Applications Centre (SAC). This SoC is for India's Satellite Navigation Program. The company managed the entire process from Netlist to packaged silicon, including design, packaging, and validation.
The delivery of a custom SoC for a satellite navigation program to ISRO is a significant achievement that demonstrates Moschip's technical expertise. While it showcases capabilities, the direct financial impact or scale of future business is not specified, suggesting a medium impact.
The announcement highlights a successful project completion and delivery for a key Indian government space research institution, showcasing the company's capabilities and potentially leading to future business.
Moschip Technologies announced the successful silicon bring-up of a custom SoC for ISRO's Space Applications Centre (SAC) on a 28nm technology node. This marks the completion of an end-to-end turnkey ASIC program, from Netlist to packaged silicon delivery.
The company managed all critical phases, including DFT architecture, implementation, and verification, full-chip physical design and sign-off, RDL design and routing, package design, tester board design, and post-silicon bring-up and validation. Moschip also handled substrate design for a 10 Layer FC-CBGA package and assembly, validating engineering samples on ATE.
Srinivasa Rao Kakumanu, CEO & MD of Moschip Technologies, stated, "We are proud to have delivered this critical program. This milestone validates Moschip’s turnkey Netlist-to-Silicon capability and our commitment to single-owner accountability from design intent to validated silicon." The delivered packaged silicon enables SAC to proceed to the next stage of production for India's Satellite Navigation Program.
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