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I've heard of organic semiconductors but I had no idea they had advanced to the point where they could be used for an SoC. Is 2 microns small enough for an ARM
by tgflynn 11y ago
I've heard of organic semiconductors but I had no idea they had advanced to the point where they could be used for an SoC. Is 2 microns small enough for an ARM core ?
This sounds like it could become very important. Do you know of any sites that do a better job of explaining this technology ?
- mrob 11y agoIt's smaller than the ARM2 (first commercially available ARM), which was 2.5µm according to http://everything2.com/title/ARM2 http://everything2.com/title/ARM2 .
- yuhong 11y agoThey are doing a Cortex M0, which is their lowest end ARM core. I think the 2 micron NMOS process basically dates from the early 1980s.