Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "TQFP",
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 Video decoder and HD digitiser come together from
Analog Devices, which we summarised at the time by saying "Complete single-chip system for improving video image and colour quality in advanced high-definition TVs, video processors, audio/video receivers and DVD recorders".
The same day,
we featured the news release Low-power A/D convertors hit medical target from
Texas Instruments (April 2006-): "Eight-channel ADCs feature market-leading power consumption - 30% less than competing solutions".
In January 2008, we covered the news from Micrel
concerning its MIC2341 and MIC2342
- take a look at Hot-swap controllers meet PCIe specs
which says: "Ideal for high-performance enterprise computing network system processor boards, DDR memory boards, embedded systems and gigabit Ethernet addon cards".
Take a look also at the news release from Linear Technology Corp, High-temperature ADC for automotive and military,
as well as Blu-Ray Disc camcorder includes USB link from PLX Technology Europe,
and Microcontroller family expands to 32bit sphere from Microchip Technology.
See also:
Kit puts floating-point controllers to work
(October 2007)
Stand-alone tool provides developers a platform to easily develop software for the F2833x controllers
8bit MCUs upgrade to latest processes
(September 2007)
High-performance 8bit microcontrollers take advantage of the latest process technology to combine lower power consumption, low cost and high-performance operation
14bit A/D convertor takes speed record
(August 2007)
ADC enables 14bit resolution with 200MHz bandwidth for high-speed digitisers, spectrum analysers, test and measurement equipment and general data acquisition systems
Controllers take charge of solid-state storage
(July 2007)
NAND controllers allow system manufacturers to optimise NAND costs, availability and performance requirements in the face of fast-changing NAND technologies
Power chip eases automotive display design
(July 2007)
Highly integrated TFT-LCD power supply IC improves performance and cuts costs for powering 7 to 15in displays in automotive applications
Quad PHY is cooler choice for switching
(June 2007)
Quad gigabit Ethernet PHY chip cuts costs and power consumption in high-density switching applications
Memory-rich MCUs take on LCD duties
(May 2007)
Six new members of the 8bit PIC microcontroller family integrate more memory and liquid-crystal display modules
Nonvolatile FPGAs promise more for less
(May 2007)
Third generation nonvolatile FPGA family doubles maximum logic capacity, improves performance and adds dedicated DSP blocks
Integrated convertor eases motor controller design
(April 2007)
Analogue front end combines two successive-approximation ADCs, a programmable gain amplifier and four comparators on a single chip to simplify control of industrial motors
Microcontrollers allow versatile pin use
(April 2007)
Microchip's new microcontrollers offer up to 64Kbyte of Flash program memory and up to 8Kbyte of RAM
High quality ulstrasound images at low power
(April 2007)
The AD9271 is an eight-channel ultrasound receiver on one chip allowing medical-equipment designers to cut the size of the signal path for mobile systems by 50% and lower power requirements by 25%
A/D convertors for professional audio recording
(April 2007)
Two 24bit, 216kHz dual-channel analogue-to-digital convertors are intented for professional digital audio recording and processing applications
MCUs upgrade 8bit applications
(March 2007)
High-performance 8bit microcontroller family offers improved performance, enhanced peripherals and lower standby power consumption
Flash MCUs offer Full-Speed USB control
(March 2007)
Microcontrollers target high-volume USB applications ranging from high-performance human interface devices to wireless adapters
Cable box chip keeps up with DOCSIS standards
(March 2007)
Low-cost front-end IC for cable TV STBs supports the DOCSIS 2.0 standard, and is fully compatible with the DOCSIS 3.0 channel-bonding scheme
Microcontroller family adds low-cost option
(February 2007)
Lowest-cost member of the PIC18F88X family provides design engineers with a lower-cost migration option
Codecs handle all flat-panel TV audio signals
(January 2007)
Multichannel codecs for flat panel TVs provide central routing point for all audio signals, both analogue and digital
FireWire controller enables bus-powered speakers
(January 2007)
A FireWire audio controller from Oxford Semiconductor is the enabling technology behind the first ever bus-powered speakers from LaCie
Microcontrollers save battery power
(December 2006)
Microcontrollers incorporate power-saving technology for multiple-year battery life in LCD, lighting control, security, home automation, ZigBee and other battery applications
5uA standby power consumption
(December 2006)
Atmel Corporation has announced its ATF15xxBE family of ROHS-compliant, 1.8V CPLDs with standby power consumption of just 5 uA - over 60% less power drain than the nearest competing CPLD
ADC raises performance bar at 12bit resolution
(November 2006)
Monolithic 12bit 500Msample/s analogue-to-digital convertor claims unmatched size and performance
Serdes chipset speeds past 1Gbit/s
(November 2006)
High-speed LVDS serialiser/deserialiser chipset serialises 24bit data over a single differential pair at a datarate of 1.03Gbit/s
Sample rate convertor targets pro audio
(November 2006)
Texas Instruments has introduced the industry's highest performance, combo sample rate convertor (SRC) from the company's Burr-Brown pro audio product line
Programmable clock buffers have more outputs
(October 2006)
In-system-programmable zero-delay single-ended clock buffer family expands with 16- and 20-output devices
Multiformat video amp slashes component counts
(October 2006)
Video amplifier with integrated filters is capable of handling both analogue RGB signals and digital horizontal and vertical (HV) sync signals on a single chip
Ethernet controller eliminates pin confusion
(October 2006)
SMSC's LAN9218 is a full-featured, single-chip 10/100 Ethernet controller that uses HP's Auto-MDIX technology
Flash MCUs offer an analogue angle
(October 2006)
High-end 8bit Flash microcontrollers include on-chip high-speed 12bit analogue-to-digital convertors with up to 13 channels
Programmable logic devices pass automotive test
(October 2006)
Automotive versions of ispMACH 4000Z CPLDs have been characterised and qualified to meet the certification requirements of the AEC-Q100 standard
Parametric measurement unit boasts four channels
(October 2006)
Analog Devices is introducing the industry's first quad-channel PMU (parametric measurement unit)
MCUs bring industrial systems to heel
(September 2006)
Microcontroller family features a new architecture to meet the unique needs of the industrial embedded system designer
Tiny 8bit MCUs take Ethernet onboard
(September 2006)
The PIC18F97J60 MCU family is optimised for embedded applications, and has an on-chip Ethernet medium access controller and physical layer device
Controller optimises NAND Flash performance
(August 2006)
Silicon Storage Technology has announced a new Flash-based NAND controller that provides optimised performance for multi-level cell (MLC) NAND Flash devices
CAN microcontrollers boast big memories
(August 2006)
Family of 8bit high-performance low-power 28- and 44-pin CAN microcontrollers come with 80 or 96Kbyte of Flash and integrated EEPROM
Digital signal controller adds more memory
(July 2006)
Digital signal controller offers a performance of 30MIPS, self-programming-capable Flash memory, and industrial and extended temperature ranges