Taiwan's eMemory has updated its rewritable memory technology solution to allow module integration with fingerprint applications.The firm's NeoEE solution for fingerprint applications has now been embedded in customer products for volume production.In a statement, the company said that NeoEE IP, an embedded logic multiple-time programmable (MTP) solution, is an excellent replacement for the portable EEPROM IC and further facilitates fingerprint module integration.”Its features of low voltage operation and low power consumption during programming have enhanced the flexibility of both design and testing phases. NeoEE IPs with a variety of macro specifications are now available in 0.18um to 0.153um logic process platforms for fingerprint applications”.The firm added that MTP memory is suitable for fingerprint applications because it features trimming and comprehensive settings that identify different types of features. Moreover, the readiness for data access during power-on periods before the chip is enabled and the feature of low power consumption for writing parameters are also required for the MTP solutions.”The tendency towards efficient module integration to add product value is apparent,” said Dr. Evans Yang, Vice President of Marketing and Strategy at eMemory. “eMemory's floating gate family-NeoBit, NeoEE, and NeoMTP-facilitates module integration because of its availability in logic process. Especially for fingerprint model integration, the NeoEE IP will play a key role in replacing the portable EEPROM solution.”High growth in demand for fingerprint IC is expected because fingerprint ICs are being integrated in both smartphone products and other products with user identification functions. Thus, the firm anticipates that demand for the NeoEE IP will increase significantly.Non-volatile memory solutions are typically used for the task of secondary storage, or long-term persistent storage. The most widely used form of primary storage today is a volatile form of random access memory (RAM).
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