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Micross Components (Austin) has been supplying high-quality,
technology solutions to the high reliability marketplace for over twenty years.
Being fully QML certified and ISO 9001 / AS9100 registered, Micross Components
meets and exceeds the demands of the Military, Aerospace, Transportation,
Industrial-Embedded and Medical Diagnostic markets. Current product offerings
include I/C components, Multi-Chip Modules and Integrated product solutions to
their customers through a broad line of HI-REL Integrated Plastic Encapsulated
Microcircuits (iPEM), as well as Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) up-screened
products. In addition, Micross Components branched into the new markets by
launching the Solid State Disk on Chip (SSDoC). Micross Components is
progressively changing the landscape availability for integrated components,
sub-systems and systems in package for use in Hi-Reliability and harsh
environments.
see also:-
Austin
Semiconductor - editor mentions on StorageSearch.com,
Micross's SSD overview
page
Austin Semiconductor milestones in
SSD market
history
- In September 2007 - Austin Semiconductor announced its
Solid State Disk on Chip
- a PATA compatible
flash SSD in a 1.22" square footprint with upto 16GB capacity.
In
November 2008 - Austin Semiconductor announced a new physically
smaller SSD chip for ruggedized embedded applications. Measuring 31mm sq x
7.8mm high it has an embedded IDE, PIO/4 interface, an MTBF of more than 2
million hours and upto 16GB capacity.
In February 2010 -
Austin Semiconductor
announced it plans to change its name and (along with some other companies)
it will be merged into a new entity and brand to be called
Micross
Components.
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