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Hi Bea,
Both are slicon-based semiconductors. They are not built on the exact same process technology.
LVC was developed with maximum drive strength as a key capability, while AUP was developed for minimum power consumption.
Hi, thanks for your prompt reply. Is the material composition (of chip and assembly) the same for both series but only the process technology is different?
Hi Bea,
The exact composition will depend on the specific device you're interested in. I can't speak for the entire logic family at once (although you will see many similarities from one to another).
The exact material composition for any particular device is provided on our website -- the instructions to find this data are the same as the reliability data: https://e2e.ti.com/support/logic-group/logic/f/logic-forum/873626/faq-how-do-i-find-reliability-data-for-a-logic-device