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Demodulator drops in to upgrade terrestrial DTV
Zarlink Semiconductor has launched the industry's first terrestrial DTV demodulator to fully comply with the stringent NorDig Unified 1.0.2 standard.
News from Zarlink Semiconductor (28 June 2005)
Arrow stars for Northcott
Arrow Electronics has become the first supplier to be awarded five-star status by UK electronics manufacturer Norcott EMS.
News from Arrow Electronics (UK) (27 June 2005)
Network controller embeds open-source software
Seiko Epson Corp has extended its S1S60000 series of network controllers, which enable easy, inexpensive networking, with the newly developed S1S60020.
News from Seiko Epson Corp (27 June 2005)
IDC and ICT to come together
Integrated Device Technology and Integrated Circuit Systems have signed a definitive agreement to combine the two companies in a strategic merger.
News from IDT (24 June 2005)
CAN transceiver meets fault-tolerant specs
A new compact low-speed CAN transceiver IC has been fully verified and certified to the requirements of the generalised interoperable fault tolerant CAN transceiver specification.
News from AMI Semiconductor (22 June 2005)
Frugal RS232 transceivers run from low voltages
A new family of single and dual RS232 transceivers operate over an input supply range from 1.8 to 5.5V. Brochure available
News from Linear Technology Corp (21 June 2005)
Switches and bridges pass the PCI Express test
Three PCI Express devices from PLX Technology are now fully qualified, having completed extensive reliability, quality, functionality and compatibility testing programmes.
News from PLX Technology Europe (21 June 2005)
Chipset to address multiple MDTV standards
Kino 3 is a new multistandard and multiband MDTV chipset currently being developed by Frontier Silicon.
News from Frontier Silicon (16 June 2005)
IP phone SoC allows room for differentiation
User application article 3Com Corp is using TI's TNETV1050 IP phone system-on-a-chip for its next-generation enterprise IP phones.
News from Texas Instruments (15 June 2005)
USB to ATA controller finds a new home
Telechips has selected SMSC's new USB2005 third generation USB to ATA controller with Windows Media Digital Rights Management for its reference design serving the personal media player market.
News from SMSC (13 June 2005)
Processors step on the network accelerator
The Fusiv-NP family of network processors provide industry-leading network throughput performance with IPSec security.
News from Analog Devices (10 June 2005)
Network processor extends to the home
The Fusiv-Vx 150 network processing chipset extends the performance, scalability and integration of ADI's Fusiv-Vx line to uses from analogue telephone adapters to residential gateways.
News from Analog Devices (10 June 2005)
Flash memory reader and USB hub come together
A novel industry-first solution combines two USB device controllers - Flash media and hub - onto one chip.
News from SMSC ( 8 June 2005)
Mappers upgrade Ethernet over Sonet
Second generation Ethernet over Sonet/SDH framers are targeted at carrier grade packet transport networks enabling advanced Ethernet services to businesses and residential triple-play services.
News from Galazar Networks ( 8 June 2005)
Pining for the fjords?
Arrow Norway took to the water during a recent seminar in which customers joined the company to find out about market trends, RoHS issues, and a wide variety of technical topics.
News from Arrow Electronics (UK) ( 7 June 2005)
Flow-control chips speed past 10Gbit/s
Integrated Device Technology has developed a new family of flexible 10Gbit/s Multi-Queue flow-control (FCM) ICs.
News from IDT ( 7 June 2005)
PCIe switch has six completely configurable ports
The PEX 8524 is billed as the industry's most versatile and flexible 24-lane switch, featuring nontransparency and the highest port count for a switch of its lane count.
News from PLX Technology Europe ( 7 June 2005)
Digital radio baseband is put to the test
A new evaluation kit aims to accelerate the adoption of the CMX981 digital radio baseband processor IC.
News from CML Microcircuits ( 6 June 2005)
Network processor promises big savings
A next-generation, higher-performance network processor chip works with new network processor software to save telecomms service providers millions of dollars in revenues due to network outages.
News from Agere Systems ( 6 June 2005)
Software makes more of processors and mappers
Agere Systems and NComm have jointly announced first-of-their-kind software update offerings that function on Agere's network processor and mapper chips.
News from Agere Systems ( 6 June 2005)
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