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known-good die

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known-good die
Chips that have been fully tested before being placed into their packages. Chips used in ceramic-based multichip modules (MCMs) are typically fully tested beforehand, because the ceramic substrates are costly to replace if the final package is faulty because of a bad chip. See MCM and known-good software.
known-good die [‚nōn ¦gu̇d ′dī]
(electronics)
An unpackaged, fully tested integrated circuit chip.


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The availability of known-good die (KGD) at an acceptable price was an issue for other applications.
The addition of these new capabilities to the high-density achieved by Lightspeed Logic's Reconfigurable Logic IP will produce a higher number of known-good dies per wafer and effectively outperform the equivalent density of standard cells.
The addition of these new capabilities to the already high-density achieved by Lightspeed Logic's Reconfigurable Logic IP will produce a higher number of known-good dies per wafer and effectively outperform the equivalent density of standard cells.
 
 
 
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