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Speedy ADC doesn't compromise on performance
Atmel has released what it reckons is the industry's fastest, commercially available, monolithic 12bit analogue-to-digital convertor with a clock frequency of 500Msample/s.
News from Atmel Corporation (17 March 2006)
Transimpedance amp boosts tiny sensor signals
The MTI04CS/CQ is a second generation multichannel programmable transimpedance amplifier.
News from Mazet (17 March 2006)
City recognises Wolfson's technology prowess
Wolfson Microelectronics has been named as the winner of the best technology award for 2005 at the PLC Awards in London.
News from Wolfson Microelectronics (15 March 2006)
Op amp also aims for low-noise applications
A rail-to-rail output CMOS op amp from offers a wide operating range up to 24V and meets the low-noise, low-power and low-input bias requirements of industrial and telecomms applications.
News from National Semiconductor (15 March 2006)
Convertors cope with high-speed inputs
High-performance ADCs enable designers to maintain low noise and high dynamic range, even at high input frequencies.
News from Analog Devices (15 March 2006)
Processors do it all for multichannel audio
Two new multichannel analogue signal processors combine the functions of up to six separate components.
News from Wolfson Microelectronics (14 March 2006)
Instrumentation amp squeezes two into one
The industry's first dual-channel in-amp available in a tiny 16-lead 4 x 4mm chip scale package is the first to provide complete performance specifications for differential operation.
News from Analog Devices (14 March 2006)
Convertor cuts out pipeline delays
A fully integrated, dual sampling, 2Msample/s 14bit ADC is designed for high-end dual-channel applications that demand low-noise high-performance operation. Brochure available
News from C and D Technologies (NCL) (13 March 2006)
National passes margin milestone
National Semiconductor has reported GAAP net income of $130.1 million, or 37 cents per share, on revenues of $547.7 million for the third quarter of fiscal 2006, which ended 26th February 2006.
News from National Semiconductor (13 March 2006)
Convertor keeps watch over basestation environment
The AD7294 multichannel I/O data convertor integrates all the functions required for the monitoring and control of current, voltage and temperature in a single chip.
News from Analog Devices ( 8 March 2006)
Operational amplifiers promise near-zero drift
A new family of zero-drift operational amplifiers are ideal for demanding applications in medical instrumentation, temperature measurement, test equipment, security and consumer systems.
News from Texas Instruments ( 7 March 2006)
ICs take control of basestation MESFETs
The MAX11014 and MAX11015 devices set and control bias conditions for dual MESFET power devices found in point-to-point communication and other microwave basestations.
News from Maxim Integrated Products ( 3 March 2006)
Digital pots compete with mechanical types
Low-power low-voltage volatile 6bit digital potentiometers are cost- and size-competitive with current mechanical potentiometers.
News from Microchip Technology ( 2 March 2006)
Transimpedance amps meet new 10Gbit/s specs
Integrated linear transimpedance amplifiers operate at datarates up to 11.3Gbit/s, and can amplify input currents over the entire dynamic range required by the IEEE 10GBase-LRM standard.
News from Inphi Corp ( 2 March 2006)
Video crosspoint switches more in one
The ISL59532 is billed as the industry's first 32 x 32 video crosspoint switch.
News from Intersil ( 2 March 2006)
Magnetic sensor takes position in tiny package
A low-cost high-performance full three-axis magnetic sensor is ideal for applications where space and weight is at a premium, such as GPS receivers, mobile phones and disability aids. Brochure available
News from Inertial Aerosystems UK ( 2 March 2006)
Volume control chip is a dynamic performer
A new analogue volume control IC promises unmatched audio quality performance for high-end consumer and professional audio applications.
News from Cirrus Logic (28 February 2006)
Multiple DACs move into miniature packages
The industry's first 16bit quad DAC in a compact 3 x 3mm, 10-lead lead frame chip scale package can free up to 70% more board space.
News from Analog Devices (28 February 2006)
Noise and ground management discussed online
A live Analog eLab webcast on "Managing noise and ground in precision analogue system applications" will go online on Wednesday 8th March 2006 at 1700 GMT.
News from Texas Instruments (27 February 2006)
Codec chip upgrades PC audio to HD
The VIA Vinyl VT1708 High Definition (HD) audio codec comes with premium quality and features for expanding PC audio requirements.
News from VIA Technologies (24 February 2006)
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