Radio. Processor / Storage. Interface. Sensor Actuator. Power

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1 Radio Interface Processor / Storage Sensor Actuator Power High Performance Mixed Signal solutions - linking technology to society ISA vision summit 2011 NXP presentation Bart De Loore VP, New Business, NXP Semiconductors

2 Outline Education Healthcare 2

3 Strengthen education-industry link Improving effectiveness Industry partners reaching out to institutes Provide lab infrastructure, real-life development kits, coaching, design challenges

4 Apply Jugaad approach to educational tools Make use of India s indigenous genius to enable low cost multipurpose mass deployable educational tools 4

5 Outline Education Healthcare 5

6 HC deployment moving to primary care centers Government Today s market drivers Private Medical colleges and university hospitals Tertiary Care Specialty hospitals District hospitals, community health centres Secondary Care Community healthcare centres Primary health centres and health posts Primary Care General practitioners, polyclinics, diagnostics centres Source: ISA medical report Future market driver 6

7 Narayana Hridayalaya s example From Specialty hospital to rural GP Belief is < 1% of the sick requires an operation if you don t need to operate, you don t need to touch if you don t need to touch, you don t need to be there Best solution is consultation through telemedicine Treating over 30,000 patients World s largest tele-cardiology program. Videoconferencing to remotest nodes in India Tele-consulation to Malaysia, Tanzania, Nigeria, Burundi, Zambia, Bangladesh etc. 7

8 HC deployment from treatment to prevention Expensive Hard to access Limited effectiveness Inexpensive Preventive Convenient 8

9 Dr Aravind s Hospital example Treatment to Prevention Glaucoma is an irreversible condition wherein the pressure of fluid within the eye gradually increases to a level not tolerated by the sensitive tissues of the eye. A simple test with a device called the tonometer measures pressure within the eye. Appropriate treatment and regular follow-up can preserve residual vision. Earlier the diagnosis, better the chances of arresting visual impairment. 9

10 From trends to functional requirements Tertiary care Primary Care Treatment Affordable Easy to use: Form factor Human interface Prevention Wearable: Battery operated Form factor Local storage Processing power Connected: Wireless read-out Sensor Actuator Secure Authentication of patient / data 10

11 Semiconductors features Low cost Low Power Small feature size env memory Microcontroller, DSP Radio solutions identification Sensors affordable battery operation form factor storage processing power wireless readout authentication sensing 11

12 High Performance Mixed Signal Solutions More Than Moore Required Application Optimized Mix of Analog and Digital More Than Moore: Enrichment More Moore: Miniaturization Baseline CMOS: MPU, Memory, Logic c75 c35 c18 c13 90nm 65nm 45nm Passives High Voltage Power Information Processing, Storage & Security Analog (amp, IF, DC) RF Sensors Actuators Sense, Interact, Empower High-Performance Components High-Performance Mixed-Signal Solutions Power Efficiency, Autonomy Cost Efficiency Functional Performance Miniaturization Quality, Ruggedness and Adaptability Biochips Radio Interface Sensor Actuator Mixed-Signal Sub-Systems Processor / Storage Power Digital Advanced CMOS 12 12

13 Application: Hearing Aids Radio Interface Processor / Storage RADIO ADC DAC PA Sensor Actuator Power DSP EEPROM RADIO CTRL I2C I2S Controller I2C EEPROM PMU HV Radio DSP EEPROM PMU Trends: size, processing, battery power Ingredients for success Comprehensive portfolio of Ultra Low Power HPMS functions Partnership with leading OEMs in Hearing Aids/Implants market E.g. NxH2180 first generation magnetic induction radio Tailored to application, Highly integrated, high performance solution + ZnAir Power Efficiency MI radio RF Radio MI RF meter r RF MI Power efficient over short range Robust against interference Body tissue friendly

14 More Than Moore: Enrichment Application: Point-of-care Biosensor Size of IC features ~ size of large biomolecules More Moore: Miniaturization Baseline CMOS: MPU, Memory, Logic c75 c35 c18 c13 90nm 65nm 45nm High Voltage Passives Power Informatio n Processin g, Storage & Security Analog (amp, IF, DC) RF Sensors Actuators Sense, Interact, Empower High-Performance Components High-Performance Mixed-Signal Solutions Power Efficiency, Autonomy Cost Efficiency Functional Performance Miniaturization Quality, Ruggedness and Adaptability Biochips Seek to build low cost (disposable) sensor detecting molecular binding events Required Biosensing technology: electronics, chemistry, biology Pattern recognition Fast on-chip processing Data security/encryption Wireless read-out Ultra low power dissipation SAM electrolyte electrode Only feasible in partnership with value chain partners (pharma, diagnostics, life sciences) to develop application

15 Conclusion Bringing effective Healthcare to the masses requires Deployment of innovative new product in the primary care centres Moving from treatment to prevention Semiconductors technology features characteristics to enable these trends HPMS solutions need to be developed, tailored to the application, in order to meet high performance requirements 15

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