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Clock multiplier puts three PLLs in one
A novel clock multiplier integrates three on-chip phase locked loop components to provide industry-leading flexibility and performance.
News from Texas Instruments (24 October 2005)
Interface aids FBDIMM adoption
The IN581AMB is the first device to include an interface between the high-speed serial interface and industry standard DDR2 SDRAM that is fully compliant with the JEDEC AMB specifications.
News from Inphi Corp (11 October 2005)
Zero-delay buffers claim top speed
Enhanced performance zero-delay buffers are claimed to outperform all pin-compatible products for high-speed communications and consumer devices.
News from Cypress Semiconductor ( 7 October 2005)
IDT acquires Freescale timing solutions
Integrated Device Technology has exercised an option to purchase the Freescale Semiconductor timing solutions business for $35 million.
News from IDT ( 4 October 2005)
Bus buffers allow stuck bus recovery
Two new ICs solve the common problem of a stuck bus by isolating all the bus connections on the upstream side while restoring the downstream bus. Brochure available
News from Linear Technology Corp (20 September 2005)
Memory buffer extensions are ahead of standards
Inphi Corp has developed advanced memory buffer extensions to the standard being developed by JEDEC, all of which will be available as part of the company's ExacTik family of DDR/DDR2 solutions.
News from Inphi Corp (31 August 2005)
Buffer/repeaters boost backplane integrity
National Semiconductor has added two new low-power, high-performance buffer/repeaters to its industry-leading portfolio of LVDS products.
News from National Semiconductor (11 August 2005)
Level shifter has automatic direction sensor
Novel universal level shifter technology allows designers to use a bidirectional automatic direction sensor for supporting different voltage levels being designed into next-generation applications.
News from Pericom Semiconductor Corp ( 8 August 2005)
PLL chips drop in to replace crystal oscillators
The NB4N507A is the first in a series of fully integrated PLL ICs designed to replace expensive crystal oscillators for clock generation in a wide variety of consumer and networking applications.
News from ON Semiconductor ( 1 August 2005)
Serdes runs between TTL and LVDS
A new 14bit LVDS serialiser/deserialiser saves system cost and board space in consumer electronics products.
News from Texas Instruments (18 July 2005)
Spread spectrum clock cuts down EMI
A new dual-PLL clock synthesiser supports applications such as PC peripheral devices, consumer electronics and embedded controller systems such as Texas Instruments' DLP technology.
News from Alliance Semiconductor Corp ( 7 July 2005)
Buffers address varied clocking demands
Alliance Semiconductor has expanded its analogue and mixed signal product portfolio with its newest families of high-performance zero-delay buffers and non-zero-delay buffers.
News from Alliance Semiconductor Corp (30 June 2005)
Silicon oscillators promise crystal replacement
A new family of silicon oscillators aim to provide a simple, compact and robust timing solution for FPGAs, CPLDs, microprocessors and DSPs. Brochure available
News from Linear Technology Corp (14 June 2005)
Four-PLL PC clocks offer more flexibility
New PC clock devices support Intel's next-generation notebook and desktop PC platforms.
News from IDT (13 June 2005)
Green product strategy pays dividends
Inphi's entire line of high-speed precision electronic components now meets or exceeds the most comprehensive worldwide environmental safe-product rules.
News from Inphi Corp ( 8 June 2005)
Timing is right for Korean market push
Inphi Corp has significantly expanded its Asia-Pacific operation with the opening of a Korean office and the addition of distribution partners specifically for its precision timing components.
News from Inphi Corp (27 April 2005)
Logic and level translation come together
A new device from Texas Instruments is billed as the world's first multiple-function, single-supply, logic level translator.
News from Texas Instruments (25 April 2005)
PLL stops line cards getting the jitters
The ACS8942A is a jitter attenuating and multiplying phase-locked loop for generating ultra-low-jitter output clocks for Sonet and SDH network equipment.
News from Semtech (21 April 2005)
Double-datarate buffer runs up to 800Mbit/s
Inphi Corp reckons it has developed the world's first double datarate (DDR2) configurable registered buffer with parity checking operating at 800Mbit/s.
News from Inphi Corp (14 April 2005)
ICs support speedy R-DIMM designs
Integrated Device Technology has introduced a range of new products for DDR2-667 registered dual inline memory modules.
News from IDT (14 April 2005)
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