Eliminating design qualification costs with replication devices

When the ADSP-2101 EOL was announced, supply was initially satisfied with existing wafers, die and finished goods material. Once this was exhausted, Rochester Electronics was supplied with the source design, technology, and test databases to efficiently replicate and then ship the device only nine months after receiving the IP. This effort kept the customer production schedule on time.

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Learn more about Rochester Electronics device replication process and capabilities.

This proprietary process allows customers to eliminate the time necessary to redesign, requalify or recertify older designs by utilising original manufacturer (OEM) authorised IP to create device that is form, fit and functionally equivalent to the original device with no software changes necessary. This process can also be utilised to replicate other end of life devices.

Device replication highlights:

• Design centres located in North America - Rockville, MD and Minneapolis, MN
• DO-254 minor change classification
• Physical design replication from the original archive or die
• Physical process replication through device analysis and selection
• Electrical performance replication
• Produce ITAR Designs