MICROIP Validates Advanced ASIC Design and SW/HW Integration Capabilities with First-Pass Success of NFC IC

MICROIP, a provider of specialized ASIC design services and AI solutions, announced the successful silicon validation of its internally developed NFC transceiver IC. Achieving "First-Pass Silicon Success" with a 99% functional yield, this milestone serves as a definitive proof point of the company's advanced ASIC design capabilities, demonstrating its ability to execute complex mixed-signal projects with high precision for its design service clients.

Dr. James Yang, Chairman of MICROIP, showcases the company's first proprietary NFC IC. The chip achieved "First-Pass Silicon Success" with a 99% functional yield, serving as definitive proof of MICROIP's advanced ASIC design capabilities and precision engineering.

Dr. James Yang, Chairman of MICROIP, showcases the company's first proprietary NFC IC. The chip achieved "First-Pass Silicon Success" with a 99% functional yield, serving as definitive proof of MICROIP's advanced ASIC design capabilities and precision engineering.

"This NFC chip is more than a product; it is a validation of our comprehensive design ecosystem," said Dr. James Yang, Chairman of MICROIP. "By achieving high yield on the first cut, we have proven that our design methodology minimizes risk and accelerates time-to-market. This success assures our ASIC customers that MICROIP possesses the hard power to handle full-turnkey projects, from RF circuit design to system-level integration."

The chip showcases MICROIP's expertise in Hardware/Software Integration—a key differentiator in its service offering. Unlike traditional design houses that focus solely on silicon, MICROIP engineered this NFC IC specifically to work seamlessly with its proprietary AI software platforms. The chip integrates a high-performance RF front-end and a packet processing engine designed to offload critical tasks from the main processor, allowing for smoother implementation of AI-driven applications.

This synergy highlights MICROIP's ability to deliver System-Level Solutions. The company is demonstrating this capability by integrating the NFC IC with its AI vision software for next-generation Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) systems. This reference design proves to potential customers that MICROIP can deliver not just a chip, but a fully optimized, application-ready subsystem.