‘Pmos’
An Electronicstalk guide
Start with the news release
Torex Semiconductor introduces XCM519 MCM from
Torex Semiconductor, which we summarised at the time by saying "Torex Semiconductor has unveiled its XCM519 multi-chip module (MCM).".
Several months prior to that,
we featured the news release Bright answer for dimming backlights from
Linear Technology Corp: "DC/DC convertor ICs are ideal for applications such as automotive display backlighting. ".
In January 2008, we covered the news from Linear Technology Corp
- take a look at LED driver powers three strings of eight
which says: "Fixed-frequency current-mode architecture ensures stable operation over a wide range of supply and output voltages.".
Take a look also at the news release from Fairchild Semiconductor, Drivers bridge from logic to power MOSFETs,
as well as Record number of papers for San Francisco IEDM from IMEC,
and Riber brings MBE system to Ge and III-V research from IMEC.
Latest stories...
Serial EEPROMs shrink into SOT-23 package (February 2006)
Microchip has released the world's first SPI serial EEPROMs in a miniature SOT-23 package.
NiSi integration offers path below 45nm (December 2005)
IMEC has announced a simple CMOS integration scheme of a NiSi gate for NMOS and a Ni2Si gate for PMOS on HfSiON with simultaneous two-step silicidation.
Novel transistor structure cuts standby drain (October 2005)
Oki Electric has developed a new device structure for super low off-leakage current.
Multiple-gate FETs star at VLSI symposium (June 2005)
IMEC is announcing several research breakthroughs on new gate-stack technologies and multiple-gate FET (MuGFET) devices this week at the 2005 Symposium on VLSI Technology.
CMOS devices up performance for less power (April 2005)
Modular 0.35-micron 8in Polar35 process with 3.3 V CMOS devices improve circuit performance while using less power and real estate for analog intensive functions.
Analogue switch handles high-voltage signals (March 2005)
Available now from Clare is the CPC7220, an eight-channel high-voltage analogue switch.
Microcontrollers boast full-speed USB 2.0 (November 2004)
New from Microchip are the first Flash PIC microcontrollers with Full-Speed USB 2.0 connectivity and 48MHz operation, for 12Mbit/s data-transfer rates.
CAN microcontrollers have more memory (July 2004)
Four new 28- and 40/44-pin PIC18F MCUs address the growing need for small, low power, cost-effective microcontrollers with built-in CAN functionality and flexible Flash memory.
