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The SOI Design Experience
Special supplement: SOI Industry Consortium
ARM11, Cadence, Freescale, Voldman/ESD and more
Toshiba's Cell Regza TV

(Courtesy of ARM, IBM, and Soitec, August 2007)
It's ideal for a broad set of applictions
Mobile devices, where:
lower dynamic power reduces the overall operating power for graphic-intensive mobile applications;
RF design can strongly benefit from SOI substrate isolation and passive component enhancement;
application processors target higher performance in tighter power envelopes for the next digital mobile experience.
Consumer electronics and gaming, where:
smaller form factors are key;
better thermal management is required;
performance gains can simplify system designs.
Embedded markets, where:
the emphasis is on performance, size, power and reliability especially under challenging conditions as found in automotive, industrial, and medical markets.
Dataprocessing including graphics and storage, where:
SOI is intended to enable higher system performance, more cache memory, and better power envelope management, leading to cheaper packaging solutions.
White paper on Silicon On Insulator (SOI) implementation [Infotech Enterprises Ltd.]
Roadmap for nanometer ultra-low-power digital circuits based on sub/near-threshold CMOS logic [UC Louvain]
[by Jeff Wolf, SOI Industry Consortium]
[Semiconductor Today]