http://web.archive.org/web/20050816023024/http://www.chronicle-tech.com/A mixed signal ASIC is a semiconductor chip that interfaces with and processes digital and analog electronic signals of any frequency from DC to light. Frequently, we assist clients by integrating numerous smaller ICs, transistors, resistors, capacitors and inductors into a single mixed signal ASIC.
Chronicle clients benefit from lower costs, smaller form factors, lower power and fewer chip interconnects thereby improving overall product quality and reliability. Our one stop ASIC procurement eliminates schedule delays and supply chain "hand-off" responsibility voids. Chronicle accepts overall ASIC project management responsibility - including coordination of design, prototypes, chip fabrication, packaging, assembly, test and shipment. Chronicle assures your ASICs are ready for system assembly and your product roll-out.
We help clients optimize their human and equipment resource expenses for the cyclical and infrequent requirements of ASIC design and manufacturing tasks. Our expanding list of clients have repeatedly selected Chronicle because we deliver on-time, on-spec and in-budget.
Deduced from the following, I'd say the ASIC chips are most likely made at Global Foundries:
http://www.globalfoundries.com/newsroom/2010/20101013_DE.aspx“Infotech Enterprises is pleased to partner with technology leader, GLOBALFOUNDRIES, whose visionary commitment to reshape the landscape of the foundry industry through a collaborative approach to both technology development and customer engagement has won many accolades in the semiconductor industry,” said Venkata Simhadri, vice presdient, hitech practice head at Infotech Enterprises. “We are pleased to have been chosen as a certified design services partner by GLOBALFOUNDRIES after a rigorous and comprehensive certification process, reaffirming Infotech’s superior capability to provide ASIC Design Services all the way from ‘concept to silicon & prototype.’ We look forward to working with GLOBALFOUNDRIES and bringing to market exciting new semiconductor products.”
