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Codec brings hi-fi stereo to handsets
A new stereo audio codec for multimedia mobile phones and similar applications integrates high-quality audio performance and enhanced mixing capabilities, with low-power consumption.
News from Wolfson Microelectronics (31 August 2005)
Parametric evaluation tool aids op amp selection
Analog Devices has developed a new parametric evaluation tool for amplifiers that enables system designers to select, evaluate and troubleshoot its range of voltage feedback operational amplifiers.
News from Analog Devices (31 August 2005)
Self-calibrating speed sensor hits the road
The ATS616LSG is an analogue self-calibrating speed sensor designed for non-TPOS (true power on state) automotive camshaft applications.
News from Allegro MicroSystems Europe (30 August 2005)
Entire product portfolio is RoHS compliant
Catalyst Semiconductor is now fully compliant with the Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive.
News from Catalyst Semiconductor (30 August 2005)
Convertor claims top dynamic performance
A new 13bit, 250Msample/s analogue-to-digital convertor promises best-in-class dynamic performance at high input frequencies.
News from Texas Instruments (26 August 2005)
Current sense amplifier monitors fuses and MOSFETs
Linear Technology's newest current sense amplifier, the LT6100, is a complete high-side current sense solution. Brochure available
News from Linear Technology Corp (25 August 2005)
Low noise amp runs from 0.3 to 3.0GHz
Hittite Microwave Corp has a new surface mount pHEMT MMIC low noise amplifier (LNA) for fixed wireless, CATV, microwave radio and cellular/3G basestation and repeater applications from 0.3 to 3.0GHz.
News from MRC Components (24 August 2005)
PPMU devices cut the cost of ATE
New per-pin parametric measurement unit devices feature fast settling times and the industry's smallest form factor for a 40mA device to lower the cost of test in ATE systems.
News from Semtech (23 August 2005)
Instrumentation amplifier shrinks by a half
A new JFET-input in-amp improves performance and shrinks package size by 50%, increasing channel densities in patient monitors and portable medical electronics.
News from Analog Devices (23 August 2005)
Acquisition brings in mixed-signal expertise
Silicon Laboratories has acquired Silicon Magike in an all-cash transaction for approximately $16 million.
News from Silicon Laboratories (23 August 2005)
Compact A/D convertors save space and power
Maxim Integrated Products has released the MAX1336/MAX1337 (8bit), MAX1334/MAX1335 (10bit), and MAX1332/MAX1333 (12bit) family of high-speed, analogue-to-digital convertors.
News from Maxim Integrated Products (23 August 2005)
High voltage pots expand digital applications
The CAT5132 is Catalyst Semiconductor's first digital programmable potentiometer to be designed for applications requiring up to 15V on the potentiometer terminals.
News from Catalyst Semiconductor (23 August 2005)
DACs are optimised for baseband transmission
A family of 10 low-power high-dynamic-performance pin-compatible 12, 14 and 16bit dual DACs come with with update rates up to 500Msample/s.
News from Maxim Integrated Products (19 August 2005)
Op amp portfolio moves to video applications
ON Semiconductor has moved into the high-speed operational amplifier market with four new devices designed for the rapidly growing low-power video applications space.
News from ON Semiconductor (19 August 2005)
TI sets gold standard for RoHS transition
Texas Instruments devised its RoHS "Gold" strategy to offer easy solutions to RoHS component transition challenges.
News from Texas Instruments (19 August 2005)
Lead-free conversion gathers pace
More than 5000 of Analog Devices' most commonly used ICs are available now in Pb-free packages, and the total will exceed 9000 by the end of 2005.
News from Analog Devices (19 August 2005)
Arrow's hard work bears fruit from TI
Arrow UK has been recognised by Texas Instruments (TI) for its outstanding performance.
News from Arrow Electronics (UK) (12 August 2005)
High-side monitor eases optical interfacing
A new high-side monitor provides a compact solution for the commonproblem of interfacing an optical power monitoring device, such as a logarithmic amplifier, to the cathode-side of a PIN photodiode.
News from Analog Devices (12 August 2005)
SAR convertor claims top linearity
The ADS8372 is billed as the industry's most linear 16bit successive-approximation ADC.
News from Texas Instruments (12 August 2005)
Convertor makes sense of sine/cosine signals
The iC-NQ is a high-resolution sine-to-digital convertor with alignment functions for analogue sine/cosine sensor signals supplied, for example, from optical or magnetic position encoders.
News from iC-Haus (11 August 2005)
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