AD1582ART-RELL7_AD1985JST Introduction

In the analog chip market, manufacturers such as TI, ADI, and Maxim all have gross profit margins higher than the industry average. Take TI as an example, its profits and profit margins have maintained an upward trend over the past 10 years and reached new highs in 2018. The data shows that TI's analog chips had an operating profit margin of 46.7% in 2018, but the operating profit margin of embedded processors was only 29.6%. According to TI, creating high profit margins is related to their use of 12-inch fabs to produce analog chips and reduce costs.

In April 2019, Diodes completed the acquisition of Texas Instruments' 150mm/200mm wafer fab (GFAB) in Greenock, Scotland, UK, as part of TI's strategy to gradually abandon outdated capacity. Texas Instruments currently has 15 wafer fabs in 9 countries, of course, these plants include outdated capacity that is about to close, as well as new 300mm capacity.

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TI's new newer SimpleLink™ multi-standard MCUs with ?BAW technology can be integrated into low-power wireless RF devices, such as low-power crystalless Bluetooth and Zigbee? technology, thereby reducing wireless RF failures caused by external crystals.

The BAW filter is more suitable for frequencies above 2.5GHz. The manufacturing process of the BAW filter is also very consistent with the existing IC manufacturing process, and is suitable for overall integration with other active circuits. .

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