Okika Devices Wins Embedded World Conference “Best-in-Show” Award — For Analog, Power & Related Components Category
Okika Devices today announces it has won the “Best in Show” award for its SoC Field Programmable Analog Array (FPAA) board and chip. Presented to David Czajkowski, President of Okika Devices, the organization wishes to recognize the devices superior benefits for embedded applications. Built on a 350nm CMOS process, the OTC 2902A chip uses a Manhattan FPAA architecture with arrays of computation blocks and routing made up of connection and switch blocks, yielding a platform that works smoothly with free compiler tools. The configurable analog blocks (CABs), configurable logic blocks (CLBs), and routing components can be programmed to non-binary levels. It includes an integrated 16-bit MSP430 microprocessor for management and user applications.
Okika Devices Launches Chameleon™ — Adaptive Analog Modules that Transform with Your Design
Okika Devices today announced the launch of its new Chameleon™ product family — a tiny yet powerful analog module that adapts to a wide range of analog design needs. Each Chameleon™ module integrates an Okika Field Programmable Analog Array (FPAA) with on-module nonvolatile memory, a precision oscillator, and reconfiguration circuitry — delivering pre-programmed, ready-to-use analog functions in a compact 14 × 11 mm LGA-32 form factor.
