Discretion requires that most of these stories remain confidential. One exception is Evatronix.
Yanntek helped this small Polish company build a team and establish itself as a viable supplier of analog IP. It was a real hands-on, roll-up-your-sleeves effort. After three years of training, and nurturing, the team was strong and successful. Cadence acquired Evatronix Q213.
Circuit-design success stories
Hilbert-transform chip for processing clinical ultrasound signals
Sigma-delta converter integrated with terabit-per-second Mach-Zehnder photonic switch in low-cost silicon process
IP blocks for various SERDES and USB applications
Low-jitter PLL’s, SAR ADC’s, DAC’s, sigma-delta ADC’s for multimedia audio and video chips
RAD-HARD analog blocks (comparators, DACs, power management)
Switching power supply chips for low-power consumer electronics
HV Driver circuits for high-dynamic-range MEMs display chips
Extreme-low-jitter CMOS timing subsystem for >100GSPS wide-dynamic-range oscilloscope
>100dB SNDR low-power front end for medical instrument
Micropower extreme-stability (~20 ppB) oscillator (MCXO) for applications where GPS is unavailable
