Heading to SPS this year? At the show, Swindon Silicon Systems will advise visitors on the benefits and applications of System on Chip (SoC), System in Package (SiP) and ASIC technology. The exhibition, taking place from November 14 to 16 at the Nuremberg Messe in Germany, SPS is a highlight in calendars across industry, representing the complete spectrum of smart and digital automation.
This year will mark Swindon’s, a Sensata Technologies company, first time at SPS. The conference will focus on topics such as sensor technology solutions, electric drives and interface technology to leaders from the industrial management and production sectors.
Throughout the event, Swindon will be on hand to consult attendees who are looking to realise the benefits of custom ASICs. These circuits are designed for a specific application and provide optimised performance and power consumption versus off-the-shelf ICs.
Custom ASICs protect customers’ Intellectual Property (IP) as they are extremely challenging to re-engineer or reuse in other applications. Another strength is the guarantee that the device will be available throughout the customers’ product lifespan, reducing the risk of obsolescence.
In addition to its ASIC design and supply capabilities, Swindon will also highlight the technical and commercial advantages of SoC and SiP technologies.
SoCs include all aspects of the system on the same die, offering a high level of customisation while allowing manufacturers to benefit from higher integration. SiPs are typically used where it is commercially beneficial to co-locate individual die, such as signal conditioning, microprocessor and RF communications, into a single package. This approach can assist in development timescales where third party IP, in die form, can be readily utilised.
As SPS covers the entire spectrum of smart automation, attendees will not only discover today’s most innovative solutions, but also explore the vision of fully integrated sensor systems.
“We are currently in the midst of huge changes to manufacturing brought about by Industry 4.0,” explained Richard Mount, Director of Sales at Swindon Silicon Systems. “Exhibiting at SPS is a great opportunity to showcase how our custom ASICs improve efficiency, productivity and safety in today’s increasingly connected world. As the manufacturing industry gears up towards Industry 5.0, we strive to realise the link between man and machine by continuing to provide innovative connected systems.”
Swindon Silicon Systems experts will be in Hall 4A, stand 171 at SPS from November 14 to 16, 2023. If you’re attending the show and would like to discover how mixed signal ASICs can revolutionise your application, please visit the stand or get in touch here.