ASICs¶
XX YY¶
To Be Updated
Different YY identifiers are used based on the component type. For shipping purposes, ASICs are assembled to gelpacks.
| Component | XX | YY | 
|---|---|---|
| ABC | SG | AA | 
| AMAC | SG | AH | 
| HCC | SG | AM | 
| Mixed Wafer (AMAC & HCC) | SG | WM | 
| ABC Wafer | SG | WA | 
| ABC Gelpack | SG | DA | 
| AMA Gelpack | SG | DM | 
| HCC Gelpack | SG | DH | 
NNNNNNN¶
All Component Types¶
For all ASIC related serial numbers, the first 4 digits of each serial number (NNNNNNN) is used to encode the wafer number
Wafers¶
For Wafters, the lest 3 digits are set to 0 (NNNN000).
Individual ASICs¶
For individual chips, the last 3 digits (NNNNNNN) are used to encode the position on the wafer for the chip (running number).
Gelpacks¶
For Gelpacks, the last 3 digits (NNNNFGH) are used to encode different information
- F: used to encode the chip grade- 0 for category A
- 1 for category B
- 2 for category X
 
- 0 for category A
- GH: used to count number of gelpacks from the particular wafer
ASIC Examples¶
Example for one HCC and related Wafer and Gelpack: 
- Mixed Wafer: 20USGWM1044000 
- HCC Chip:  20USGAH1044001 
- HCC Gelpack: 20USGDH1044201