Tech9 Corps high performance systems and applications offer small size, code security, high functionality

Customer requirements drive the features built into Tech9 Corp. systems. Some include sub-micron feature sizes, internet communications, voice recognition and voice simulation. Complete systems can be designed and fabricated on a chip, board or module.

(PRWEB) July 30, 2003 -- High performance applications with very low power requirements and unique system architecture are offered by Tech9 Corporation of Mounds View, MN. With sub-micron feature sizes, data and software programs can be built in, allowing the chips to talk to other chips, systems and/or communicate via the internet. Implementation of specialized instruction sets in the processing core makes the code very secure. Unique communications protocols and architectures are available to enable internet based data collection and remote diagnostics and reconfiguration. Tech9 services can include system design and architecture, voice recognition and voice simulation.

The process starts with customer requirements leading to system analysis, where design requirements and solution alternatives are considered along with production, installation and maintenance needs. This results in a specification which leads to design of the specialized IC or system. The company provides layout, software, simulation, prototyping and testing, as required. The company also offers pilot production, beta testing and will oversee production. MEMS technology is available.

These specialized systems can evolve from customer concepts or they can be the result of an existing product redesigned to make it smaller while improving performance. Tech9 high performance designs can be used in a wide range of applications, including industrial, automotive, aviation/aeronautical, medical devices, electronics, computers and office equipment, just to name a few. Systems can be integrated onto custom chips use standard packaging, such as surface mount, flip-chip and pin grid arrays. Larger systems can be configured into environment-resistant enclosures such as NEMA Series.

For complete information contact Allen G. Wuori, VP Marketing, Tech9 Corporation, 2130 Woodale Dr, Mounds View, MN 55112 or phone (952) 476-4147.

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