 | - ON Semiconductor has introduced a new integrated passive device (IPD) process technology
- An enhancement of the company’s existing HighQ copper (Cu) on silicon (Si) IPD technology, the new IPD2 process features a second 5um copper layer that increases inductor performance, allows greater flexibility, and supports the design of highly precise, cost-effective IPDs for RF system in package applications in portable electronics equipment
- One of a number of innovative manufacturing services offered by ON Semiconductor’s custom Foundry Division, the HighQ IPD2 process utilizes advanced 8-inch wafer technology
- Typical designs include baluns, low pass filters, band pass filters and diplexers used in the latest portable and wireless applications
- Here, IPD2-based designs provide important benefits for circuit designers including reduced cost, reduced thickness, small footprint, and higher performance that equates to longer battery life
- ON Semiconductor offers fully featured design tools and design support plus rapid prototyping capabilities for its IPD2 process technology
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