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PHY chip supports low-pin interface
SMSC has announced its support of the royalty-free ULPI specification through the availability of the company's USB3300 ULPI stand-alone peripheral, embedded host or On The Go transceiver.
News from SMSC ( 9 August 2005)
IP phone solution set for Chinese development
TCL Communications Equipment (Huizhou) and Texas Instruments are working to integrate TI's VoIP and broadband technology into TCL's innovative IP phone solutions.
News from Texas Instruments ( 8 August 2005)
Modulator driver suits high-speed optical systems
The TGA4953-SCC-SL is a surface-mount optical modulator driver that has been designed primarily for applications in OC-192 high-speed fibre-optic communication systems.
News from Link Microtek ( 8 August 2005)
Transceiver integrates more to cut power and space
The latest transceiver chip from Sires Labs consumes 50% less power than competing devices that use conventional methods.
News from Sires Labs ( 3 August 2005)
FireWire chipset takes drivers onboard
Texas Instruments and Unibrain are working to provide a turnkey 1394b (FireWire) development kit for use in a variety of peripheral and motherboard applications.
News from Texas Instruments ( 3 August 2005)
DSPs and network processors in DSL systems
Technical background article Dave Sonnier CTO of Agere Systems Telecommunications Division looks at DSL chip architectural debates centred on digital signal processor and network processor integration.
News from Agere Systems ( 2 August 2005)
Agere stays buoyant during restructuring
Agere Systems has reported that revenues for the third quarter of fiscal 2005, ended 30th June, were $433 million, at the high end of the guidance range provided by the company in April.
News from Agere Systems (28 July 2005)
Positive signs for the semiconductor industry
Technical background article Dave Sonnier of Agere Systems Telecom Division reflects on the semiconductor industry, the year so far, and the year it will likely have had when all is said and done on 31st December 2005.
News from Agere Systems (27 July 2005)
Zarlink stays in the red
Zarlink Semiconductor has released results for the fiscal 2006 first quarter ended 24th June 2005.
News from Zarlink Semiconductor (25 July 2005)
IDT scores hat-trick with Celestica
IDT has been recognised by Celestica for its excellence in supplier performance with a 2004 Partners in Performance award.
News from IDT (21 July 2005)
PCI Express interface evolves
Expanding its broad portfolio of PCI Express products, Texas Instruments has developed the third generation of its discrete PCI Express physical layer (PHY) chip.
News from Texas Instruments (19 July 2005)
Bridge chip enables transparent data transfer
The OXU921DS enables the design of external storage products capable of providing complete portability of personal data between existing and future computing platforms.
News from Oxford Semiconductor (19 July 2005)
Serial transceivers survive noisy environments
Intersil has introduced seven data transceivers that are BiCMOS 3.3V powered, single transceivers meeting both RS485 and RS422 standards for differential datacommunications.
News from Intersil (11 July 2005)
Agere to expand storage operation
Agere Systems is to expand its presence in Longmont, Colorado, with a new facility and increased employee base.
News from Agere Systems (11 July 2005)
Two-port Ethernet device claims a first
The KS8842M is billed as the industry's first two-port Ethernet device and has a third port that can be connected directly to microprocessors through a generic 8 or 16bit bus interface.
News from Solid State Supplies ( 7 July 2005)
Line interfaces optimise tributary aggregation
Integrated Device Technology has developed a new family of high-density line interface units for the T1/E1/J1 market.
News from IDT ( 5 July 2005)
Adapter and gateway upgrade broadband access
User application article Z-Com is using TI's wireless LAN and voice over IP products for its Universal Serial Bus adapter and residential gateway module product lines.
News from Texas Instruments ( 4 July 2005)
Study looks at FPGA-based signal processing
RF Engines has been contracted by the Naval Systems Department of Defence Science and Technology Laboratory to carry out a study into advanced FPGA-based signal processing architectures.
News from RF Engines (30 June 2005)
Single-chip receiver takes RGB from Cat5 cables
A new triple differential receiver offers a compact single-chip solution for receiving differential signals over twisted pair cable.
News from Analog Devices (29 June 2005)
Transceiver can form CAN repeater
A new transceiver provides the interface between two physical CAN lines, allowing the device to act as a low-cost and low component count CAN repeater.
News from AMI Semiconductor (29 June 2005)
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