Application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) design and supply specialist Swindon Silicon Systems, a Sensata Technologies company, will showcase its custom silicon experience and full turnkey development model at Microelectronics UK 2026 at Stand D31.
The event will take place at ExCeL London from 29 to 30 September 2026, bringing together thousands of attendees, exhibitors and speakers from the semiconductor, photonics and embedded systems communities to address the future of UK microelectronics.
Semiconductor, photonic and embedded technologies increasingly need to work together within a single system. Decisions made at the silicon level can affect power consumption, board architecture, testing and long-term product support. Considering custom silicon early in product development can therefore help engineering teams address requirements across the wider system.
At the show, Swindon Silicon will demonstrate how ASICs can help engineers develop electronics tailored to the technical and lifecycle requirements of their applications. By integrating selected analogue, digital and sensor interface functions into a purpose-built device, an ASIC can support a more compact system design.
“Microelectronics UK 2026 reflects the close relationship between semiconductors, photonics and embedded systems,” said Ross Turnbull, Director of Business Development and Product Engineering at Swindon Silicon Systems. “For engineering teams, the challenge is not simply selecting a chip, sensor or embedded platform, but understanding how these technologies work together in a product that must perform reliably, often for many years and in rugged conditions.”
“ASICs allow engineers to design an integrated circuit around the needs of the application from the outset. This can reduce component count, manage power more effectively, protect specific interfaces and plan for long-term supply. The result is silicon designed to fit the system, rather than forcing the system to work around standard components.”
Swindon Silicon Systems will also showcase its full turnkey ASIC development model, which supports customers from initial concept through to design, manufacturing, production test and long-term supply. By working with a single partner throughout the ASIC lifecycle, customers can more easily manage technical risk and supply continuity throughout the life of their product.
Visitors to Stand D31 will be able to speak directly with Swindon Silicon Systems’ engineering, business development and quality specialists about how custom silicon could support semiconductor, photonics and embedded systems applications.
To find out more about Swindon Silicon Systems at Microelectronics UK, book a meeting with the team or visit Stand D31.
