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116    STANDARD MICROELECTRONIC    TECHNOLOGIES

   Table  4.14  Typical  costs  of  different  ASIC  (and  programmable  device)  technologies.  Adapted
   from  Ginsberg  (1992)
   Device        Capability  Density  Development  NRE    Production  Production
                            (kgates)  time         costs    volume   cost  in  k€
                                                   (k€)     (1000s)  per  kgates
   Full          RAM,       1-100   Long            50       <2.5      N/A  1
   custom        ROM,                                       2.5-10      2-3
                 Analogue                                    >10         1
                                a                    a
   Standard  and  RAM,      1-10    Moderate        15       <2.5      5-10
   compiled  cells  ROM,     1-50                  -50      2.5-10      3-4
                 Analogue                                    >10        2-3
   Gate          Logic       1-50   Moderate      15-100     <2.5       N/A
   arrays        only                                       2.5-10      3-4
                                                             >10        2-3
   PLDs          Fixed       0.5    Short           <5       <2.5        8
                 logic                                      2.5-10       7
                                                             >10         6
   FPGAs        Fixed        1-3    Moderate       5-20      <2.5      10-20
                 logic                                      2.5-10     7-15
                                                             >10       5-12
   a
   Costs  shown  for  PC-based  and workstation-based  design, respectively
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