“More than Moore” development strategy
MHS Electronics development route doesn’t consist in following the ITRS roadmap, competing on nanometer CMOS processes, with the largest Silicon Foundry Contract Manufacturing suppliers such as TSMC, UMC, SMIC and Chartered SC.
Our development strategy consists in rather following the More than Moore law, aiming to optimize your system integration performance and cost.
System integration optimization could be done having complementary device and function capabilities within an added value technology process.
As an example, the combination of LV Digital CMOS, with optimized passive devices, High Voltage CMOS, high performance Bipolar transistors, and embedded non-volatile memories could allow a single chip integration at optimized chip size.
Moreover, heterogeneous integration of high-value precise passive elements and MEMS (Micro-electrical-mechanical-systems) opens new fields for advanced function integration on a chip.
As a summary, with respect to our actual technology portfolio, development roadmap will consist in:
 Improving the performance and capabilities of each of our technology series (Higher Voltage, Higher Temperature, Higher Power…)
Building advanced technology platforms resulting from the convergence of CMOS, advanced Bipolar and power transistors
Building heterogeneous technology integration platforms to embed new functions
On-going funded R&D programs
HIVICS: Design For Manufacturing of High Voltage ICs on SOI for Automotive applications
PPM2: Precision Passive Components in Silicon Substrates and On Integrated IC Process
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