Migrating the design of a PLL to a 28nm process node
Thalia migrated a PLL to a 28nm node within a very tight time schedule due to the customer’s market demands
Read moreTechnology Analyzer Case Study
Thalia deployed its Technology Analyzer to migrate a whisper trigger amplifier to a 22nm process with a tight deadline and key characteristics to be addressed.
Read moreComparing Characteristics: IP reuse and the role of the Technology Analyzer
New or reused IP? In-house or third party? Targeted or total automation? The right choices can save time and money. Thalia’s Technology Analyzer can help to identify the right choices.
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ADC migration case study
Thalia deployed targeted automation and expert design resources to speed schematic porting and block level design tuning with its AMALIA platform.
IPSoC Santa Clara 2019: Is efficient Analog IP reuse a myth? An innovative Approach to make Analog IP reuse a reality
Is efficient Analog IP reuse a myth? An innovative Approach to make Analog IP reuse a reality.
Read moreAnalog schematic porting
Fast and efficient schematic porting was a key step when Thalia was asked to migrate a customer’s Bluetooth design from a 28nm to 40nm process node
Read moreCDNLive: Analog IP reuse & process migration: challenges & an innovative methodology to address them
Presentation by Thalia CTO and Founder Sowmyan Rajagopalan, delivered at CDNLive Europe 2018
Read moreDesign centering of an LNA
Thalia achieved design centering for intermodulation and power reduction of a low-noise amplifier solution with savings in project cycle time of more than 50%.
Read moreRapid generation of a family of LDOs
Thalia deployed its innovative design automation technology and deep experience of analog design to migrate a 20mA LDO design to a new process node, creating multiple variants at the same time.
Read moreOur Solutions
Thalia combines unique design automation technology with in-house analog design expertise to create a new, more productive methodology that meets the challenges of today’s RF, analog and mixed-signal designs