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Introduction
The IC Knowledge - Discrete and Power Products Cost and Price Model is the industry standard for cost and price modeling of high power silicon integrated circuits and discrete devices, and compund semiconductors. To model low power silicon integrated circuits we recommend our IC Cost and Price Model.
The Discrete and Power Model is very easy to use, the user only has to make seven selections or entry's and there is help for many of them. The model then presents a detailed analysis of cost and pricing and offers over seventy options for customization. Cost includes wafer fabrication, wafer test, packaging and final test.
Example of product cost summary
Supported processes
The Model supports over 300 processes broken out by company, voltage and process. See the links in the gray bar at the right for the specific list of processes.
Supported wafer sizes
100mm, 125mm, 150mm, 200mm and 300mm.
Supported cost elements
Wafer cost, wafer test, packaging and final test.
Who should buy this product
The IC Knowledge - Discrete and Power Products Cost and Price Model is widely used by IDMs, OEMs, Fabless companies, Analysts, Materials Companies, Consultants, Electronics Companies and many others. The model is used for benchmarking, evaluating pricing, market research and many other uses. Our model customers include most of the worlds largest IDMs, OEMs, Fabless and Electronics companies.
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System Requirements
The Model runs inside of Microsoft Excel and requires the user to have Excel 2010 or higher installed on their computer. There are are known compatibility issues with Excel 2007 and Open Office and any third party Excel compatible product.
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Cost Model Product Line Summary and Comparison - updated 1/5/2022
Supported Packages
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Cost Modeling as a Decision Making Tool