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Switches shrink the size of interfaces

Fairchild Semiconductor has four new wide-bit bus switches in fine-pitch QVSOP packages.

News from Fairchild Semiconductor (26 June 2002)

Even smaller package for lov-voltage logic family

Texas Instruments has released its Advanced Ultra-Low Voltage CMOS (AUC) logic technology.

News from Texas Instruments (23 May 2002)

Tristate buffers boost handheld performance

Torex Semiconductor has a new pair of compact tristate output buffer ICs.

News from Torex Semiconductor (10 May 2002)

QFN package is smaller and cooler than TSSOP

Texas Instruments, IDT and Hitachi have combined to introduce 20-, 16- and 14-pin quad flat no-lead (QFN) packaging for gate and octal bit width logic devices.

News from Texas Instruments ( 2 May 2002)

More logic functions shrink to smaller packages

Fairchild Semiconductor has released 50 logic functions in its MicroPak chip scale package.

News from Fairchild Semiconductor ( 1 May 2002)

Low-voltage logic extends portable life

The first family of high-performance standard logic to offer guaranteed operation down to 1.2V is supplied in a broad range of package options that includes the world's smallest CMOS logic devices.

News from Toshiba Electronics Europe (18 April 2002)

Logic package is a quarter the size of TSSOP

Philips has developed what it claims to be the world's smallest logic IC package.

News from Philips Semiconductors (11 April 2002)

ECL devices guarantee high-speed operation

Seventeen new 3 to 4GHz PECL and LVPECL devices have been added to Micrel Semiconductor's growing portfolio of ECL Pro communications logic solutions.

News from Micrel Semiconductor Europe ( 9 April 2002)

Three-input gates save space and cut delays

Fairchild Semiconductor has expanded its TinyLogic portfolio with a new family of ultra-high-speed three-input gates designed to increase available board space and improve power dissipation.

News from Fairchild Semiconductor ( 4 April 2002)

Wide bus switches shrink to smaller packages

Fairchild Semiconductor reckons it can supply the smallest pitch QVSOP package available for high-pin-count bus switches.

News from Fairchild Semiconductor (13 March 2002)

Low charge injection variation for LV switches

The latest additions to the ADG6xx low-voltage +/-5V switch family from Analog Devices provide the lowest charge injection variation over the entire +/-5V signal range.

News from Analog Devices (12 March 2002)

Crosspoint switches support 3.2Gbit/s per channel

A trio of low-power 3.2Gbit/s crosspoint switches include integrated input equalisation to optimise performance and simplify the system design process.

News from Azzurri Technology (21 February 2002)

Chip supports mixed-signal test bus

User application article A device jointly developed by LogicVision and National Semiconductor has been successfully deployed in Lockheed Martin's remote-controlled prototype test and fault isolation system.

News from National Semiconductor (21 February 2002)

LVDS gets faster and faster

National Semiconductor has the industry's fastest 10bit LVDS serialiser/deserialiser chipset for high-speed data transfer over a single differential pair.

News from National Semiconductor (12 February 2002)

Process technology takes logic down to 90nm

Texas Instruments has revealed details of its next generation 90nm (or 0.09-micron) logic manufacturing process technology featuring transistors as small as 37nm.

News from Texas Instruments ( 7 February 2002)

National and Texas collaborate on bus transceivers

National Semiconductor and Texas Instruments are to develop a family of footprint-compatible bus transceivers compliant with the new multipoint low-voltage differential signalling standard.

News from National Semiconductor (23 January 2002)

Faster logic solution for low-voltage applications

Philips Semiconductors has released one of the world's fastest low-voltage logic families for portable consumer electronics, computing, networking and telecomms applications.