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   Date: 25th Feb 2010

55 nm Embedded Flash process tech from ST Micro for making automotive MCU chips

ST Microelectronics has launched a new 55 nanometer (nm) embedded Flash (eFlash) process technology for automotive-specific semiconductor chips mainly the microcontrollers.

ST Microelectronic's first MCU products made using 55nm eFlash technology to target automotive applications such as engine management and transmission, car body controllers and safety/ADAS. First 55nm embedded-Flash product is expected to be available for customer sampling in mid-2011, and automotive qualification in 2013.
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ST is extending its production of eFlash technology to 55nm process node at its 300mm semiconductor fab at Crolles, France.

"Embedded Flash is an absolutely critical technology in a chip maker's arsenal to deliver cutting-edge System-on-Chip ICs for automotive applications," said Marco Monti, General Manager of ST's Automotive Electronics Division. "Both the development and manufacturing at our Crolles site will ensure the high quality and adequate supply for our automotive customers."

For more details visit www.st.com


          
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