zGlue - Needed a tiny, low-power PMIC with a power charger IC in the power path
zGlue - Needed a tiny, low-power PMIC with a power charger IC in the power path
2 PagesCUSTOMER SUCCESS STORY zGlue Enabling a Do-it-Yourself Chip Approach for the IoT Traditionally, developing a 2.5D chip takes 5 to 18 months due to the complexity and integration process. zGlue has reduced this time down to weeks, thanks to its programmable interposer, which allows blocks to be dragged and dropped on top of the stack as if it were a blank canvas. The interposer is also active with components such as passives, resistors, capacitors, general-purpose IO (GPIO) expenders, and power management IC (PMIC) functions built in. This approach reduces overhead costs, shrinks solution size, and facilitates fast time to market. zGlue’s mission is to democratize innovation. The company, founded in 2014, believes that anyone, with or without an engineering degree, should be abl
