Silanna Semiconductor will release its first Evaluation Kits (EVKs) for the Plural™ data converter family. Available now, these offer the fastest, most cost-effective way to evaluate and deploy high-performance ADCs.
Silanna’s Plural ADC offering includes four resolution product families, 10-bit, 12-bit, 14-bit and 16-bit with sample rates from 20-250Msps. Each product family is based on a unique and patented architecture whereby a single die can be factory configured post silicon manufacturing to support 35+ products. More than 60% of Plural’s 150 product offerings are exact pin-for-pin drop-in replacements to products offered by decades old legacy providers. Plural’s unique approach to building an expansive ADC offering enables dramatic cost saving which is then passed on to Silanna customers with 30%+ price reductions compared to legacy providers. Plural’s unique architecture approach enables Silanna to hold wafers in bank and package any one of the 150 Plural products for just in time product delivery enabling product lead times measured in weeks compared to months from the legacy providers.
The Plural EVK launch underscores Silanna’s mission to disrupt the outdated norms of the legacy providers with excessively long lead times and overpriced components.
“Many engineers we speak to are being forced into sole-source solutions and they’re paying the price. We are here to offer the market a choice. Silanna’s platform ADC solutions and EVKs offers a sharp alternative to the legacy brands: everything you need, nothing you don’t, at 30% lower costs. Ask yourself, are you paying 30% too much for your sole-source solution? You now have a choice.” says Silanna’s VP of Sales, Patrick Moore.
EVKs will support all Silanna ADCs across 10-, 12-, 14-, and 16-bit resolutions. The initial 50 ADCs will be available in September and more than 150 will be available by the end of Q2’2026. The kits provide a simple interface to test performance, compatibility, and integration.
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