Across a range of industries and around the globe, developing business-critical millimeter-wave designs for the most demanding environments.
As a key technology partner, TUSK IC designs chips and associated applications for the automotive, manufacturing, and medical segments. TUSK IC brings field-proven experience and agility, and offers a complete range of design, validation, and test services. The key segments include:
“When we engaged TUSK IC for a critical RF design project, we brought them one of the most demanding specifications in our product portfolio.
Throughout the project, the TUSK IC team demonstrated outstanding technical expertise, transparency, and a highly collaborative way of working. Their engineers became a seamless extension of our own team, proactively addressing challenges and consistently delivering high-quality design work. The result exceeded our expectations and enabled us to meet ambitious performance targets that were critical to our next-generation industrial sensing platform.
What impressed me most was the performance of the VCO. The phase-noise specification was extraordinarily challenging, and yet the team delivered a solution where the noise floor was barely measurable. Achieving that level of performance while maintaining the overall system requirements is a testament to the technical depth and dedication of the TUSK IC engineers.”
– Simon Greth, department manager at Endress+ Hauser
As a technology partner to automotive industry suppliers and manufacturers, TUSK IC mmWave radar IPs are helping lead the way from parking assist and adaptive cruise control, to autonomous operation.
Proven CMOS technology and established design practices facilitate cost-effective volume manufacturing, while meeting stringent reliability and performance specifications for safety-critical operations. TUSK IC products and development include:
Combining the performance, proven reliability, and environmental resilience of our automotive mmWave IPs with agile design and implementation capabilities, TUSK IC designs special application chips across other verticals. Recent projects include:
