Silicon IP

QuickLogic

QuickLogic, a trusted partner of Quantum Leap Solutions, brings over 35 years of expertise in FPGA technology. Headquartered in San Jose, CA, and ISO-9001 certified, QuickLogic is a NASDAQ-listed company (QUIK) known for its innovative programmable logic solutions.

Key Offerings:

• eFPGA IP: QuickLogic's embedded FPGA Intellectual Property (eFPGA IP) enhances integration, reduces latency, and lowers power consumption compared to traditional FPGAs. It supports a wide range of process nodes from 12nm to 250nm, making it suitable for various applications, including commercial, automotive, and radiation-hardened environments.
• Design Services: QuickLogic offers comprehensive design services to help customers achieve efficient, reliable, and scalable reprogrammable logic architectures. Their open-source tools and flexible solutions ensure fast time-to-market and easy integration with standard ASIC tool flows.
• Device Storefront: QuickLogic provides a storefront for FPGAs, chiplets, and more, catering to diverse customer needs.

Market Applications:

QuickLogic's solutions are widely adopted in various markets, including aerospace and defense, industrial automation, automotive, data centers, and wireless communication. Their eFPGA technology is particularly beneficial for applications requiring efficient calculation, precise timing, security, and size, weight, power, and cost reduction (SWAP-C).

Recognition:

QuickLogic has been honored with multiple awards, including BAE Systems' 'Partner 2 Win' Supplier of the Year award and the 'FAST LabsTM Technology Innovation Partner Of The Year' award, highlighting their dedication to delivering state-of-the-art embedded FPGA Hard IP capability to the Defense Industrial Base.

Innovative Solutions:

QuickLogic's FPGA-based solutions offer flexibility, adaptability, and built-in security features. Their technology enables continuous reprogramming to comply with updated security standards, making them a pivotal tool in the defense against cyberattacks.

Future Vision:

QuickLogic is committed to advancing programmable logic solutions with their chiplet vision, supporting new process nodes and enabling seamless integration with other chiplets based on application needs.

RFIC and Wireless ASICs

IP / macro solutions for your wireless designs

• ADC and DACs to support Lidar, Radar, 5G and SatComm applications (up to 20GS/s)
• ADCs and DACs to support Industrial IoT, WiFi and BLE applications
• Automotive Fusa and ASIL-B, ASIL-D design support
• RF and mmwave macro and design expertise
• MIMO beamforming
• PCIe gen 3/4/5
• RFICs and mixed signal ASICs

Automotive Sensors

Automotive IP from our partners

• Lidar, Radar, Sensors, ADAS
• ADC/DAC up to 20GB/s sampling (customizable)
• ASIL-B, ASIL-D support
• 25GE, Automotive Ethernet
• C-PHY, D-PHY, A-PHY
• RFIC and Mixed Signal ASICs

Chiplets

Chiplet technology is a different way of integrating multiple dies in a package or system. There are several approaches to chiplets. The basic idea is that you have a menu of modular chips, or chiplets, in a library. Then, you assemble chiplets in a package and connect them using a die-to-die interconnect scheme. In theory, the chiplet approach is a fast and less expensive way to assemble various types of third-party chips, such as I/Os, memory and processor cores, in a package.

With an SoC, a chip might incorporate a CPU, plus an additional 100 IP blocks on the same chip. That design is then scaled by moving to the next node, which is an expensive process. With a chiplet model, those 100 IP blocks are hardened into smaller dies or chiplets. In theory, you would have a large catalog of chiplets from various IC vendors. Then, you can mix-and-match them to build a system. Chiplets could be made at different process nodes and re-used in different designs.