Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Analogue circuits",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Analogue compensation in one from
Microbridge, which we summarised at the time by saying "Low-power low-TC re-adjustable resistors meet customer needs for a low-cost single-element device to compensate and calibrate precision analogue circuits".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Resistors compensate for temperature drift from
Microbridge: "Having two rejustor elements in the same package makes it easier to implement divider networks where resistors must be equally matched".
In August 2007, we covered the news from BI Technologies Electronic Components Division
concerning its Thin film resistor networks
- take a look at Thin film networks raise resistance
which says: "Ceramic-isolated, ceramic-bused, silicon-isolated and silicon-bused networks all feature an extended range of values".
Take a look also at the news release from Microbridge, Readjustable resistors compensate and calibrate,
as well as UV sensor IC uses SOI-CMOS technology from Oki Electric,
and Semiconductor process shrinks from 65 to 55nm from TSMC.
See also:
Waveform generator for digital RF tests
(March 2007)
Arbitrary waverform generator is useful for testing digital RF technologies including software-defined radios and radars, WiMAX, WiFi, MIMO, and UWB
Webcast addresses EMI for analogue ICs
(November 2006)
Texas Instruments and Arrow Electronics will present a live Analog eLab webcast for designers entitled 'EMI/RFI as seen by analogue ICs' on Wednesday 6th December 2006 at 1700 GMT
Solid state relays come in miniature packages
(November 2006)
Avago Technologies has unveiled three new families of solid state relays (SSRs) with the industry's highest insulation voltage in a miniature SO-4 package size
Components support next-generation drives
(October 2006)
Melexis is supporting its strategic partners in Japan with components for both HD-DVD and Blu-ray format drives
Acquisition to expand RF signal processing
(June 2006)
Analog Devices has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire privately held Integrant Technologies of Seoul, Korea
SSRs qualify for industrial duties
(May 2006)
Dual-channel high-speed optically isolated MOSFET-output solid-state relays feature performance that has been qualified over a wide industrial temperature range of -40 to +85C
Hybrid convertors promise reliable DC power
(April 2006)
The high-reliability AHP line of high-power high-density hybrid DC/DC convertors is designed for digital and analogue circuits that require a well regulated power source
Simulator speeds to FastSpice results
(February 2006)
Sirific Wireless has successfully designed its single-chip CMOS RF transceiver for HSDPA/W-Edge using the Cadence Virtuoso UltraSim full-chip simulator for FastSpice simulation
Bridging the gap
(February 2006)
Between low-end affordable arbitrary function generators and high-end expensive arbitrary waveform generators, Ron Glazer argues that Tabor's Wonder Wave Series offers the best of both worlds
SMIC opts for analogue simulator
(January 2006)
Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) has adopted Mentor's Eldo simulation tool as an internal Spice simulator for analogue circuits
Scanflex module for extended boundary scan tests
(December 2005)
Goepel Electronic, a vendor of JTAG/boundary scan systems compliant to IEEE Standard 1149.x, has introduced another I/O module for the boundary scan hardware platform Scanflex
Resistor networks available in four package styles
(November 2005)
Providing design engineers with an economical means of creating precision voltage dividers, TT Electronics BI Technologies is offering its series of precision thin-film resistor networks
RTL-to-GDSII flow speeds 65nm serdes to market
(October 2005)
Next-generation serdes vendor Aeluros has successfully taped out a 65nm high-density low-power IC using Blast Create, Blast Fusion and Blast Noise
Design kit helps users build buck convertor
(September 2005)
A design kit has been launched that enables customers to build, program, test and analyse a buck convertor controlled by an 8bit PIC micro
Transceiver integrates more to cut power and space
(August 2005)
The latest transceiver chip from Sires Labs consumes 50% less power than competing devices that use conventional methods
Reusable IP accelerates Oki's analogue design
(June 2005)
Oki Electric has achieved five times faster design turnaround time for its analogue blocks than with its previous design methodology by using Cadence Virtuoso NeoCircuit technology
New process enables industrial amp advances
(May 2005)
Analog Devices is introducing a suite of amplifiers designed to meet the demanding signal conditioning requirements of high-voltage industrial and instrumentation equipment
Smart power ASIC process cuts on-resistance
(April 2005)
AMI Semiconductor has enhanced its I2T100 Smart Power mixed-signal semiconductor technology by significantly reducing transistor on-resistance performance
Power supply has own digital voltmeters
(March 2005)
Compact benchtop power supply intended for convenient powering of small digital and analogue circuits and includes digital voltage meters to allow easy setting of the supply
Digital power provides intelligent adaptability
(March 2005)
Texas Instruments has released a range of innovative digital power products it reckons significantly enhance the performance and lifetime of today's power systems
Short course examines signal integrity issues
(September 2004)
Doug Smith will present a new updated course 'Troubleshooting, verification and high frequency measurements in signal integrity and design for digital and analogue designers' on 2nd-3rd December 2004
Programmable analogue ICs set the course
(September 2004)
Anadigm field programmable analogue arrays are being used in watercraft steering modules manufactured by Teleflex Canada
Learn programmable analogue technology online
(August 2004)
Now systems designers can get personalised distance training in a programmable analogue technology
Alliance targets power system control solutions
(August 2004)
Artesyn Technologies and Summit Microelectronics have entered into a strategic co-operation agreement to develop comprehensive power system control and conversion solutions
Innovation award for frugal microcontroller
(August 2004)
Texas Instruments has been named a 2004 Technology Innovation Award winner in the world microcontroller market for its MSP430 ultra-low-power technology
Chip keeps clocks in tune
(April 2004)
The ML6191 is the industry's first single-chip LSI for radio-controlled clocks, combining signal receiver, decoder and real-time-clock functions onto a single chip
Front end aims for multifunction market
(March 2004)
The WM8214 is a novel high-speed, high-performance analogue front-end circuit for use in flatbed scanners and multifunction printers
Analogue circuits by distance learning
(February 2004)
Logis-Tech Associates now delivers a Higher National (nationally recognised SQA certified short course) module on 'Analogue circuits' by distance learning
Software control for analogue synthesiser
(January 2004)
At next week's NAMM Show in California, Anadigm will show how its reconfigurable ICs can be used to create the industry's first analogue synthesiser fully integrated with software-based controls
Time-code receiver cuts consumption
(October 2003)
The ML6190A is the industry's first long-wave time-code receiver based on SOI-CMOS technology
Software eases application of analogue arrays
(October 2003)
New features in Anadigm's programmable analogue design software add a higher level of realism to simulations of field programmable analogue arrays
Programmable analogue chip beats $5 barrier
(September 2003)
A new programmable array lowers the entry price for programmable analogue chips below $5, combining dynamic reconfiguration with a resource structure optimised for cost-sensitive applications
Mixed-signal process aids MEMS interfacing
(May 2003)
BAE Systems has chosen a new high-voltage mixed-signal semiconductor technology to develop an ASIC for use with its next generation of solid-state MEMS gyroscopes
Deep trench isolation shrinks smart power SoCs
(May 2003)
A new high-voltage mixed-signal technology reduces component count and cost and delivers high-density ASICs with chip areas that are up to 40% smaller than previous SoC solutions