Texas Instruments 300mm for Analog Technologies
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Texas Instruments 300mm for Analog Technologies
Texas Instruments 300mm for Analog Technologies Wolfgang Ploss Engineering MGR, Richardson, TX October 9th , 2012 1 Agenda • • • • Introduction to Texas Instruments TI’s Manufacturing Strategy RFAB 300mm Analog Technology Closing 2 Leading Analog Innovation 3 …..with our complete solutions across the board The Real World Data Converter Amplifier Temperature Pressure Position Speed Flow Humidity Sound Light Identification Power Management Amplifier Data Converter Interface Wireless Connectivity Embedded Processing Clocks & Timing Logic 4 ….by doing more with TI’s Analog, Embedded Processing and Wireless technologies • Broad and deep product portfolio o o o o o Embedded processors Analog integrated circuits DLP - digital display chip Wireless More than 80,000 products • Systems expertise and technical support >130 sales offices o Global team of 2,500 applications and sales engineers o More than 60 design centers worldwide o Integrated Solutions, Custom Products, Catalog Products 5 ….through our history of innovation Innovation in signal processing has been the technology thread throughout TI’s 80+ year history. 1930s 1950s 1970s 1990s 2010s Revolutionizes oil exploration by measuring reflected signals Invents the integrated Circuit Applies signal processing to consumer Products Creates first apps processor for multi‐media cell phones Industry’s first 300mm Analog wafer fab 1940s 1960s 1980s 2000s Applies signal measurement to magnetic anomaly detection Invents the handheld calculator Introduces single‐chip digital signal processor Introduces world’s fastest analog‐to‐digital converter and lowest‐power DC‐DC converter 6 ….by applying our investment in new technologies $13.7B Other $2.7B o DLP® Products o Custom ASIC Analog $6.4B o High-Volume Analog & Logic o Calculators o Power Management o Royalties o High-Performance Analog o Silicon Valley Analog Wireless $2.5B Embedded Processing $2.1B o OMAP™ Processors o DSPs & Microcontrollers o Wireless Connectivity o Communications Infrastructure o Basebands o Automotive 2011 TI Revenue 7 ...stronger analog position Analog Market 2011 $42B TI 15% 3% National Other 39% 10% STM 6% 2% 3% 6% 3% 3% 4% 5% Qualcomm 6% Infineon Skyworks ADI Linear NXP Maxim Source: Databeans, April 2012 and TI estimates (adjusted as if National/TI were separate entities) 8 Leadership Processes Drive Product Innovation BiCom3 High Speed Low Noise CO5 High Density Low Power THS770006 High-Speed Amplifier Wireless Communication s ADS4149 High-Speed Data Converter Test & Measurement HPA07 High Precision Low Noise LBC7 Reliability Integration ADS1298 Analog Front End ECG/EEG Medical TPA6140A2 Audio Amplifier Mobile Phones, Portable Media Players 9 About TI manufacturing Flexible manufacturing strategy and extensive manufacturing footprint ensure continuity of supply Innovative process technology and packaging roadmaps support customers well into the future Quality system continuously improves products, processes, and services 10 Flexible manufacturing strategy TI delivers the products our customers need, when they need them, even in peak periods of the demand cycle Miho Fab, Miho, Japan DMOS5, Dallas, Texas DMOS6, Dallas, Texas TIPI, Baguio City, Philippines • TI leverages a flexible manufacturing model for its digital logic products, using internal capacity as well as world-class foundry partners • Strong foundry and subcontractor relationships provide flexible production and technology development • TI defines technologies that provide performance and cost leadership in wireless and embedded processing markets 11 Significant capacity investments since 2009 Acquired from Spansion, 2 wafer fabs and equipment in Aizu, Japan Opening of TI-Clark site Opening of RFAB Phase 1 TI-Clark ramps QFN and WCSP production Jan Apr 200+ devices qualified at RFAB RFAB Phase 2 RFAB qualifies its first device, production begins! Oct May 2009 Jul Oct 2010 Sept 2011 Between 2Q09 and 2Q10 installed more than 400 testers at TI A/T factories around the world Since 2009, TI has added nearly $7.5 billion of analog capacity to support customers’ growth. Acquired from Cension, 2 wafer fabs and equipment in Chengdu, China TI acquires National Semiconductor 12 Worldwide Manufacturing sites Greenock GFAB Chengdu CFAB 150mm, 200mm 200mm Freising FFAB 200mm Aizu 200mm Miho 200mm So. Portland MFAB 200mm Texas 150mm, 200mm DHC MEMS Heater Chips DMOS5 DMOS6 200mm 300mm DFAB SFAB 150mm Taipei TITL Aguascalientes TMX Baguio City TIPI Kuala Lumpur TIM Melaka TIEM Pampanga Clark Bump DBUMP RFAB 300mm LEGEND Wafer Fabs Assembly / Test Bump 13 Welcome to RFAB 300mm Analog FAB, Richardson, TX 14 RFAB – World’s first 300mm Wafer FAB for advanced Analog Technologies 92 acre site (37.2 Hectares) Status October 2009 1,078,000 SF total facility space (100K Sq Meters) 284,000 SF total clean room space (26K Sq Meters ) LEED recognition (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) 15 All crates piled up would get a total height of ~2100m 870m higher than the highest mountain of Saxony 870 m Fichtelberg (SA) - 1215 m ü. NN - RFAB - 300mm Tool Base Over 850 tools from around the globe More than 15 million Lbs. of tools and material Over 1000 semi trucks used for shipping Qimonda Dresden 16 300mm Production Start within 1 year TI Announced RFAB will open Qimonda deal signed September 29, 2009 October 13, 2009 All tools on site to start the technology Start Production on 300mm Ramp Capacity December 31, 2009 October 2010 2011 – 2012 First Silicon started, 1st technology - LBC7 January 15, 2010 2nd technology - C05 started July, 2010 LBC7 First qualification – Driver product October 6, 2010 C05 First Qualification - Driver Product Qualification February 15, 2011 LBC7 Enterprise Technology Qualification March 3, 2011 C05 Enterprise Qualification May 12, 2011 3rd technology - LBC8LV started 2011 4th technology - LBC8MV started 2011 LBC8MV / LV Qualification 2012 LBC9 – Development started 2012 17 RFAB Start Up in 2009 - 100 Tools in 3 month October through December 2009 October’ 09 , 0 Tools November’09, 47 Tools December’09, 100 Tools 18 RFAB - Production in October 2010 Fully automated 300mm Wafer FAB within 1 year 19 October 6th, 2010: LBC7 Product Qualification Baby Shrimp TPS51217 3V to 28V Input, Eco-Mode, Single-Output Synchronous Buck Controller Baby Shrimp, LBC7 Technology, 300mm RFAB, TX 20 Summary Broad portfolio of analog process technology platforms Flexible Manufacturing Strategy to enable customer growth World’s first 300mm Analog FAB for Analog Technologies in Production 21 Thank You! 22