Professional design service, superior technical support and design expertise distinguishes ASIC Design Services in the market.
ASIC Design Services, a specialised distributor of technically complex electronic components and EDA tools, offers a design house service, training programs and design audits for ASIC, FPGA and PCB design. Graduate electronic engineers provide design expertise and extensive FAE support for the products that the company offers. Product development includes PCILite - an 'easy-to-use' PCI Interface solution that greatly simplifies the connection of peripherals to the PCI bus (webpage www.pcilite.com has more details).
ASIC Design Services represents the following companies:
* Actel, the 'programmable ASIC solutions' company. Programmable ASICs offer the benefits of both conventional ASICs (single chip and low power and price) and programmable logic devices (faster time-to-market plus reduced design and inventory risks). Actel's FPGAs (field programmable gate arrays) provide design security, are nonvolatile and 'live at power up.'
* Exar, a designer, developer and marketer of high-performance, high-bandwidth, physical interface and access control solutions for the worldwide communications infrastructure. The company's current IC products for the communications market are designed to respond to the growing demand for high-speed networking equipment based on transmission standards such as T/E carrier, ATM and SONET/SDH.
* Mentor Graphics, a technology leader in electronic design automation (EDA). It provides software and hardware design solutions that help engineers overcome the design challenges they face in the increasingly complex worlds of board and chip design.
* Halo Electronics, a leading manufacturer of magnetic components for telecoms and networking applications.
Information from ASIC Design Services. For more information contact Kobus van Rooyen, 011 315 8316, [email protected]
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