Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "LQFP",
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 Radio processors add half-duplex 4FSK modem from
CML Microcircuits, which we summarised at the time by saying "Provides a complete digital baseband processing and data solution when used in conjunction with a suitable host microcontroller and RF circuit".
Earlier in the week,
we featured the news release Demonstrator speeds transponder development from
CML Microcircuits: "The DE70321 is a complete AIS Class B (IEC 62287) technology demonstrator aimed at speeding manufacturers' design and development of Marine AIS Class B transponders and AIS receiver products".
In January 2008, we covered the news from CML Microcircuits
concerning its CMX7143
- take a look at Modem IC offers flexible operation
which says: "The CMX7143 is a flexible option for machine-to-machine (M2M) and software-defined radio (SDR) product manufacturers".
Take a look also at the news release from STMicroelectronics, Flash microcontrollers on a budget,
as well as USB-to-LAN ICs are easy route to embedded Ethernet from Asix Electronics Corporation,
and Automatic identification system processor updated from CML Microcircuits.
See also:
MCUs offer flexible approach enhancement
(December 2007)
Enhanced family of microcontrollers offers a wide range of products ideal for varied systems in PCs and office automation, digital consumer and industrial products
Digital PMR processor adapts to change
(December 2007)
Compact low-cost low power processor uses a limiter discriminator based RF transceiver for fast time to market of new wave digital PMR radios
Radio processors add modem functionality
(November 2007)
Complete two-way radio processors meet all current and future global market requirements via flexible Function Image updates
PCI bridge chips include super-fast UARTs
(October 2007)
These bridge chips offer tuneable FIFO trigger levels, automated Xon/Xoff in-band and hardware out-of-band flow control and a clock prescaler
Microcontroller drives colour displays
(October 2007)
Low-power 32bit MCU combines high-level processing, high-capacity memory and a colour LCD controller in a compact 20 x 20mm package
Vocoder IC exploits Spirit's voice technologies
(August 2007)
The CMX618 is a flexible, half-duplex, highly integrated RALCWI vocoder IC suited to both wireless and wireline voice applications
Board speeds IP controller development
(August 2007)
Evaluation board can be used for evaluation and development of secure Wi-Fi, LAN, cellular or dial-up networking, offering developers maximum flexibility in connectivity
MCUs provide data acquisition system on a chip
(July 2007)
CISC microcontrollers combine 50MHz maximum operating frequency, 50MIPS performance and comprehensive on-chip peripheral functions
Customisable MCU has ARM7 core
(June 2007)
Customisable microcontroller combines ARM7-based CPU with up to 450,000 equivalent ASIC gates in a metal programmable block for custom logic netlist conversion
Microcontrollers expand 16bit applications
(June 2007)
Microcontroller additions target car audio, home audio and similar consumer products as well as industrial applications
Microcontrollers exhibit core benefits
(June 2007)
32bit Flash microcontrollers are based on ARM Cortex-M3 core for embedded applications requiring a combination of high performance, low power and low cost
Microcontrollers enable easy upgrades
(June 2007)
Microcontrollers with on-chip Flash memory target a wide range of applications, including industrial equipment and consumer electronics
Processors put more memory onboard
(May 2007)
Nu Horizons has a new family of processors from Atmel that feature twice the Flash memory of their predecessors
Audio processor is next-generation DVD companion
(April 2007)
Single-chip audio processor is designed for demanding processing tasks associated with emerging standards, such as next-generation HD-DVD and Blu-ray Disc
Two 8bit microcontrollers for household appliances
(April 2007)
A pair of 8bit microcontrollers have low power consumption and high performance making them suitable for use in household appliances and digital audio/video equipment
32bit microcontroller majors on motor control
(March 2007)
The MB91480 series is optimised for industrial and home appliance three-phase motor control and offers a rich feature mix designed to target applications in these markets
New RFID ICs can read all 13.56MHz tag standards.
(March 2007)
Novel reader technology allows you to read all the current 13.56MHz RFID standards
Microcontrollers boast twice the Flash
(March 2007)
Doubling Flash memory density from 256 to 512Kbyte gives software engineers the capacity to integrate new features for their next-generation products
Quad DMOS motor driver comes in two packages
(February 2007)
The new A3988 is a quad DMOS full-bridge motor driver IC capable of driving up to two stepper motors or four DC motors
ARM7 microcontrollers have built-in LCD support
(February 2007)
NXP's new LPC2478 microcontroller is an ARM7 Flash-based MCU with integrated LCD support; the LPC2470 is a Flashless version
Microcontroller upgrades for networking duties
(February 2007)
The latest addition to the eZ80Acclaim! family of 8bit MCUs is an enhanced device designed for use in Internet/intranet-based networking and communications applications
MCU processes faster at slower frequencies
(January 2007)
8bit microcontroller is aimed at designers looking to improve performance, lower noise and reduce power consumption in home appliance and industrial applications
High-speed USB peripheral connectivity
(December 2006)
Oxford Semiconductor has introduced a high-speed USB peripheral controller designed to help maximise data transfer speeds of memory rich portable products
16bit automotive microcontrollers expanded
(December 2006)
With the market debut of FlexRay technology in 2007 model vehicles, high-speed communications networks are redefining automotive safety and performance
Microcontrollers feature faster Flash programming
(December 2006)
Toshiba has expanded its embedded Flash microcontroller product line with two new 16bit MCUs and a new 32bit MCU based on SuperFlash technology
Powerline transceiver provides whole home coverage
(November 2006)
Microcontroller based, the PLT050 embeds SiConnect's proprietary POEM technology to deliver digital modem, baseband signal and control processing functions
MCUs target consumer and industrial applications
(November 2006)
Microcontrollers combine highly efficient C-language compatibility, high resilience to electromagnetic interference, low electromagnetic emissions and low power consumption
LSI devices address next-generation TV market
(November 2006)
Renesas Technology Europe has introduced a comprehensive lineup of nine TV system LSIs for future TV system development solutions
MCUs are made for automotive body applications
(November 2006)
First TI MCUs to incorporate a comprehensive set of intelligent peripherals dedicated to body applications and offer a high degree of message handling capabilities
DSPs cut the cost of industrial control
(November 2006)
Low-cost DSP-based controllers deliver a clear path to innovative and cost-effective industrial control applications like digital power conversion, motor control and advanced sensing
Secure IP controller at the point of sale
(November 2006)
Secure Internet Protocol communication controller chip reduces the cost and speeds the design of new IP-enabled point-of-sale terminals
Drivers are tough enough for automotive designs
(October 2006)
Two new drivers are specifically designed for robust automotive and industrial applications
Flash MCU boasts top-speed performance
(September 2006)
High-speed general purpose Flash microcontroller targets 'next generation' motor drives and other high performance industrial systems requiring excellent real-time behaviour
Signalling processors are all at sea
(September 2006)
Highly integrated baseband signalling processors fulfil the requirements of all marine AIS transponders, AIS Rx-only units and AtoN (aids to navigation) systems