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Listing of all 132 news releases from AMI Semiconductor:
Nanotech agreement develops power technolgoy
AMI Semiconductor's agreement with IMEC will move, for the first time, part of the AMIS R and D technology into IMEC's premises.
News from AMI Semiconductor (29 January 2008)
IC partnership targets touch technology
Elo has applied its APR sound-in-surfaces technology to launch a new touch capability in its line of touchscreens, touchmonitors and touchcomputers
News from AMI Semiconductor (11 January 2008)
Audio processor runs HD algorithms
The BelaSigna 250 audio processing system from AMI Semiconductor now runs certified versions of SRS Labs' WOW HD algorithm.
News from AMI Semiconductor ( 8 January 2008)
CAN transceivers run over longer wires
Transceivers allow the use of CAN-enabled equipment in industrial applications requiring line lengths in excess of 500m.
News from AMI Semiconductor (29 November 2007)
Analogue model eases automotive design
Model provides quick and easy simulation of the behaviour of CAN transceivers on the physical network.
News from AMI Semiconductor (30 October 2007)
ICs chosen for hearing aids
User application article Ezairo's adaptive feedback canceller delivers up to 19dB of additional stable gain and the Formant Booster speech intelligibility enhancer yields significantly better results.
News from AMI Semiconductor (22 October 2007)
Driver ICs cut stepper system size and cost
Single-chip stepper motor drivers eliminate the need for switches, Hall sensors, flyback diodes and many passive components.
News from AMI Semiconductor (19 June 2007)
MagnaChip becomes second source for SmartPower
MagnaChip Semiconductor is to manufacture AMI Semiconductor's 0.35um SmartPower technology and continue existing joint development of ULP technology.
News from AMI Semiconductor (15 June 2007)
Airbus signs up for switch to ASIC
AMI Semiconductor is to provide FPGA-to-ASIC conversion solutions for two components used by Airbus for establishing discrete signal acquisition in various flight systems.
News from AMI Semiconductor (14 June 2007)
Audio processor enhances hearing aid performance
User application article Dynamic Hearing has selected the Ezairo 5900 series of integrated circuits and packaged hybrids for its latest suite of high-end sound processing algorithms for hearing aids.
News from AMI Semiconductor (30 May 2007)
Design expertise speeds PoE products to market
User application article Broadcom has used AMI Semiconductor as a design and technology partner for two new highly integrated power sourcing equipment controllers.
News from AMI Semiconductor (24 May 2007)
ASIC maker wins Rockwell Collins President's Award
The developer and manufacturer of two high-reliability data-networking, 180nm standard-cell ASICs for use in the Boeing 787 program has won Rockwell Collins' President's Award for 2006.
News from AMI Semiconductor (27 April 2007)
LIN transceiver and voltage regulator combined
The integration offered by AMI Semiconductor's AMIS-40615 and AMIS-40616 allow reduction of the component count, power consumption and cost of LIN-based in-vehicle networking (IVN) applications.
News from AMI Semiconductor (24 April 2007)
Low-power mixed-signal chips used in hearing aids
The Ezairo 5900 series of application-specific standard products (ASSPs) combines a 24bit precision open-programmable DSP core with the company's Hear configurable accelerator engine.
News from AMI Semiconductor (20 April 2007)
Driver chips add more functions to stepper systems
Single-chip stepper motor driver and control IC includes a facility for running stepper motors at a continuous velocity and now has an automatic start function.
News from AMI Semiconductor (19 April 2007)
Workshop is dedicated to analogue circuit design
AMI Semiconductor is organising the 16th annual Advances in Analogue Circuit Design Workshop in Belgium.
News from AMI Semiconductor (19 December 2006)
Mixed-signal driver ASSP with protection
AMI Semiconductor has expanded its family of high-side driver ASSPs with a new device designed specifically for the control of LEDs, relays, solenoids, transistor gates, valves and other loads.
News from AMI Semiconductor ( 7 December 2006)
Cochlear signs for medical SoC design
Cochlear has selected AMI Semiconductor AMIS as its semiconductor co-design and manufacturing partner for its future generation DSP-based SoC.
News from AMI Semiconductor (28 November 2006)
Automotive transceiver shipments top 130 million
AMI Semiconductor has shipped its 130 millionth vehicle area network transceiver to PSA Peugeot Citroen.
News from AMI Semiconductor (22 November 2006)
Cell-based ASICs drop in for FPGA replacement
AMI Semiconductor can now convert 1.2V, 90nm FPGAs to 130nm cell-based ASICs.
News from AMI Semiconductor (17 November 2006)
Low-power transceivers cover a broad band
Automotive power devices take Flash onboard
Medical semiconductors help treat epilepsy
Analogue arrays ease mixed-signal ASIC design
Light sensor helps save backlight power
Bendekovic to drive mil/aero expansion
CMOS image sensor raises resolution
Acquisition adds medical SoCs and SRAMs
Module speeds DSP-based audio prototyping
Simplified control of automotive loads
Neuroscientists sign up for ASIC design
Hearing aid maker comes to AMIS for RF design
AMIS has strategic worth for Rosemount
Sphere signs for medical ASIC development
Rockwell Collins states its preference
Transceivers are fit for fieldbus protocols
Standard cell ASICs set to exploit market void
Audio DSP shrinks to one-seventh the size
ASIC conversion cost reduces FPGA designs
First-time-right ASIC makes it four in a row
Audio DSPs take the shocks out of sound
Acquisition adds image sensor technology
Audio DSP helps headphones to CES awards
DSP-based audio cuts out annoying echoes
Design kit jump-starts mixed-signal designs
Stepper drivers seek automotive applications
Semiconductor firms form foundry relationship
CMOS sensor is intelligent camera option
Stepper motor controllers near chip scale
Tools accelerate DSP-based audio design
DSP turns to electronic stethoscope design
Single-chip audio processor goes portable
Transceiver chip can be tuned from 300 to 928MHz
Power SoCs extend to automotive temperatures
Power SoCs take Flash memory onboard
Flextronics integration is complete
CAN transceiver meets the standards
Alliance aids educational IC design
AMIS reorganises mixed-signal business
Design centre opens in Bangalore
Transceiver can form CAN repeater
CAN transceiver meets fault-tolerant specs
AMI stars for Rockwell Collins
Cardiology specialist signs for ASIC support
DSP-based audio helps the hard of hearing
Smart power ASIC process cuts on-resistance
CAN transceiver cuts automotive power consumption
Speedy ASIC stops Emerson losing its Marbles
New unit targets medical wireless applications
Medical business is new focus for AMIS
Acquisition brings DSP expertise onboard
Single chip technology allows rapid implementation
One driver covers most automotive applications
CAN transceiver passes the test
CAN transceiver range gains novel 3.3V I/O option
EEPROM module joins smart power process
Structured ASICs aim for frugal FPGA replacement
Evaluation kit speeds ISM transceiver designs
Mixed-signal design centre opens in Bulgaria
Emerson recognises strategic supply
CAN transceiver keeps it electromagnetically quiet
Rockwell Collins presents supplier award
Intersil employs mixed-signal foundry services
Kent brings technical savvy and vision
Henry takes over the purse strings
NASTEE technology extends to RFID chips
Clean sweep for environmental practices
Veteran Roberts to support new initiatives
RF chip aims for medical implants
FlexRay membership aids in-vehicle networking
Evaluation kit shows off frugal transceiver
Controllers combine 8051 core with much more
Smart power design kits come on CD-ROM
Evaluation for novel power failure chip
Guidant rewards supplier quality leadership
Process boosts structured ASIC density
Rockwell Collins prefers AMIS ASICs
Mixed-signal process aids MEMS interfacing
Deep trench isolation shrinks smart power SoCs
Intersil process comes on stream for second source
Single-chip driver takes on multi-axis positioning
SoC transceiver turns to ZigBee standard
CAN transceiver shows excellent EMI performance
Wireless technology aims for medical device market
More cores to celebrate ASIC libraries
ASIC technology aims for budget FPGA replacement
Foundry services expand following acquisition
EDA guru Rincon takes up fellowship
Automotive supply chain approved
Low-power-radio chip sniffs to cut consumption
AMI acquires medical electronics specialist
ASIC technology provides smart power SoCs
Platform provides low power radio SoCs
SoC is single-chip low power radio transceiver
USB interface and microcontroller design kit
Array aimed at FPGA conversions
King rules at AMI Semiconductor
AMI and ARM in two-way co-operation
TSMC gives AMI fast route to 0.18-micron ASICs
PCI core migrates FPGA designs painlessly
Extended-temperature interface for AS-i bus
Clock generator saves space in portable designs
AMI Semiconductor opens Munich office
Clock generators for embedded communications
