Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "OTP",
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 SoC speeds the switch from IR to RF remotes from
Zensys, which we summarised at the time by saying "Complexity, cost and interoperability have been the main inhibitors for the move from IR to RF in AV control that can now be overcome with Z-WaveAV".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release SoC supports both HD-DVD and Blu-Ray codes from
Horizon Semiconductors: "Single IC enables dual-channel native 1080/60p decoding, encoding and transcoding for next generation media players/recorders supporting both HD-DVD and Blu-Ray optical disc formats".
In October 2007, we covered the news from Cirrus Logic
concerning its CS2XXX clocking ICs
- take a look at Clocking ICs reduce component numbers
which says: "The CS2000 offers both a clock generator feature and clock cleanup in a single IC, reducing the number of components and board space required in audio systems".
Take a look also at the news release from STMicroelectronics, Microcontrollers suit SIM cards,
as well as Power efficient processors target handheld media from Analog Devices,
and Small form factor MCU integrates more circuitry from Silicon Laboratories.
See also:
Hash engine protects against misconnection
(November 2006)
Cost-effective fixed-secret hash engine is based on Intersil's second generation FlexiHash technology
Software suite develops universal IR controls
(October 2006)
Universal infra-red remote control software development suite provides complete platform for developing UIR control units for numerous brands and models of devices
Remote control MCU has scope to learn more codes
(October 2006)
The ZLR64400 family of 8bit MCU devices are the latest addition to Zilog's Crimzon line of infra-red-specific silicon
Low-power medical supplies come onboard
(April 2006)
The NFM Series are 5-20W medical onboard PCB type power supplies designed to extend the Sunpower medical product line to include the lower power 5W applications
IR microcontroller learns codes from others
(November 2005)
The latest addition to the Crimzon line of infra-red-specific MCUs are the first that can learn codes from other infra-red remote controls via a learning circuit
Embedded OTP design runs on AMI foundry
(October 2005)
Cavendish Kinetics has fully qualified its embedded one-time programmable (OTP) solution on AMI Semiconductor's foundry process
Power SoCs extend to automotive temperatures
(October 2005)
AMI Semiconductor is extending the maximum operating temperature of its SmartPower high-voltage system-on-chip mixed-signal IC technology to 200C
Decoder SoC enables new classes of A/V products
(October 2005)
The DeCypher 8100 is a multistream high-definition audio/video system-on-chip decoder with integrated digital rights management and networking support
Microcontrollers come with IR development aids
(July 2005)
A new turnkey solution aims to make the development of universal infra-red remote controls significantly easier for design engineers working with end user device manufacturers and OEMs
Budget MCUs come with development support
(June 2005)
NFS Systems provides firmware development for Elan Microelectronics microcontrollers, which the company reckons can cost one tenth the price of competing MCUs
High throughput claims for robotic copy station
(March 2005)
Available now from Cupio is the first fully automated copying station worldwide that can be used to copy data to large quantities of memory cards
Read all about Zilog processors and tools
(February 2005)
According to Spectrum, the European design community is remarkably unaware of the breadth and depth of the Zilog 8bit microcontroller product range and associated development tools
Budget pricing for OTP microcontrollers
(January 2005)
New from Spectrum is a family of Zilog microcontrollers that opens up the advantages of one-time programmability (OTP) to a whole new raft of applications
Smart card controller features flexible memory
(December 2004)
The EMTCG96-3G is the first low-cost, high-performance and secure cryptocontroller with a 100% Flash memory architecture for the mid-range market
Z8 dynasty expands to lower cost and power
(November 2004)
A new family of OTP 8bit microcontrollers aims to offer significant improvements in cost and power efficiency
EEPROM module joins smart power process
(September 2004)
AMI Semiconductor (AMIS) is developing an EEPROM module based on its 0.35um (I3T) smart power technology
Microcontroller aims to take (remote) control
(September 2004)
The new Crimzon ZLR32300 infra-red ROM microcontroller family is 100% software compatible with Zilog's current Crimzon family of OTP IR microcontrollers
One-time programmable MCUs upgrade to Flash
(June 2004)
Five new PIC 8bit Flash microcontrollers are updates to Microchip's most popular baseline one-time programmable (OTP) microcontrollers
Novel approach to embedded nonvolatile memory
(June 2004)
Cavendish Kinetics has developed a major new technology claimed to offer the lowest power and entry-cost embedded nonvolatile memory in the industry
MCU takes ADC and more onboard
(November 2003)
Complementing the existing members of its A/D range of microcontrollers, the Holtek HT46R24 is a one-time-programmable device, containing a wide range of additional features
MCU takes charge of batteries
(November 2003)
The HT46R47 is Holtek's new generation 8bit sensor microcontroller
OTP microcontroller goes on display
(November 2003)
The new HT46R63 is one of Holtek's new generation LCD-type 8bit A/D one time programmable (OTP) microcontrollers
OTP microcontrollers tackle noisy environments
(November 2003)
Holtek Semiconductor has added three new OTP devices to its HT48RXX OTP microcontroller family
MCU keeps going in its sleep
(November 2003)
The HT49R50A-1 is the first in a new generation of 8bit general purpose microcontrollers featuring an onboard LCD controller and 4K x 15bit of OTP memory
Microcontroller aims for IR control
(October 2003)
The latest Z8 one-time programmable infra-red-enabled microcontroller is designed for the universal remote control market
Onboard programming for OTP trimmer
(March 2003)
The AD5273 is the industry's lowest power, most compact 64-step digital trimmer
OTP microcontroller saves on space, power and cost
(January 2003)
A new compact one-time-programmable microcontroller allows designers to deliver low-cost solutions while saving space and reducing power consumption
ASIC technology provides smart power SoCs
(September 2002)
A new ASIC technology enables the delivery of the industry's first 0.35um CMOS smart power SoC solutions for voltages up to 80V
Programmable devices programmed to order
(September 2002)
Gothic Components has invested over GBP 100,000 in a programming centre at its Wokingham facility, to service customer requirements for ready-configured programmable components
AMIC signs Gothic
(August 2002)
A new sole franchise agreement signed by Gothic Components and memory specialist AMIC Technology, adds a new dimension to the UK design-in distributor's product range
Microcontrollers ramp up the speed
(June 2002)
Sunrise Electronics has faster clocking versions of key products in NEC's extensive portfolio of single-chip microcontrollers
LCD microcontrollers give designers more options
(February 2002)
With its 2Kbit of OTP memory, the new HT49R30A-1 from Solid State Supplies is the latest of a new generation of simplified, low-cost 8bit general-purpose LCD microcontrollers in a 48SSOP package
MCUs shrink to packages half the size of SSOPs
(February 2002)
Microchip's popular PICmicro OTP and Flash microcontrollers are now available in space-saving MicroLeadframe (MLF) packages that are 50% smaller than traditional SSOP alternatives
MCUs take control of telephone handsets
(January 2002)
Holtek Semiconductor has a new series of telephone controllers, providing designers with a new range of telephone control solutions