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Listing of all 274 news releases from Cypress Semiconductor:
Programmable radio chip runs wireless mice
User application article A microdongle that is roughly the size of a US dime uses the fully integrated CYRF69213 PRoC LP device to deliver low-power wireless connectivity to Darfon's mice.
News from Cypress Semiconductor ( 2 May 2008)
Notebook PCs aspire to touch sensing
User application article Touch-sensitive buttons, sliders and shuffle controls provide Acer PC users with a stylish, convenient way to access and control a rich array of multimedia capabilities.
News from Cypress Semiconductor (24 April 2008)
Touch sensors enable camcorder shrink
User application article The slimline JVC Everio G Series of camcorders features a touch-sensitive user interface made using Cypress PScC CapSense technology.
News from Cypress Semiconductor ( 7 April 2008)
LED controllers boost intelligence
EZ-Color now includes drivers for the DMX512 protocol, enabling designers to create an entire intelligent lighting network quickly and easily with no coding required.
News from Cypress Semiconductor (28 March 2008)
Touch sensor replaces buttons and sliders
The CY8C201X0 and CY8C201X2 CapSense Express devices offer up to ten capacitive and/or general purpose I/Os (GPIOs).
News from Cypress Semiconductor (25 March 2008)
Components cut wireless keyboard energy use
User application article The 9039URF III keyboard uses the CYONS1001T0 sensor to provide high-accuracy tracking performance for its trackball.
News from Cypress Semiconductor ( 7 March 2008)
Kit covers all touch technology applications
Cypress Semiconductor Corp has introduced a new kit designed for easy development and debugging of any CapSense design.
News from Cypress Semiconductor (11 January 2008)
CMOS image sensor makes it to the silver screen
Custom CMOS image sensor is used in digital motion picture camera and film scanner.
News from Cypress Semiconductor (20 December 2007)
West Bridge controller cuts Flash media costs
Controller supports up to 16 MLC NAND Flash devices, which cost approximately three times less than single-level cell NAND Flash devices for the same storage density.
News from Cypress Semiconductor (11 December 2007)
USB controller drives H.264 reference designs
User application article The new Crusher and Crusher-Capture reference designs accelerate the H.264 video encoding process up to 5x faster than real time.
News from Cypress Semiconductor (10 December 2007)
Pioneering use for touch sensors in home audio
User application article Super Audio CD receiver and speaker systems uses a single PSoC CapSense device to implement six buttons, manage analogue output to the host and control LEDs.
News from Cypress Semiconductor ( 7 December 2007)
Evaluation kit introduces mixed-signal arrays
Kit includes four different PSoC devices and gives designers an easy to use platform to try a multitude of designs.
News from Cypress Semiconductor (27 November 2007)
IC makes high-tech skates possible
User application article The CapSense device heats the Therma Blade and powers down the system during periods of inactivity to extend battery life.
News from Cypress Semiconductor (15 November 2007)
Image sensor suits machine vision applications
The 1.3Mpixel LUPA-1300-2 sensor offers a frame rate of 500 frames a second and a windowing capability that delivers undistorted images and fast readout.
News from Cypress Semiconductor (22 October 2007)
nvSRAM offers short access times
Cypress's S8 0.13um SONOS (silicon oxide nitride oxide silicon) embedded nonvolatile memory technology enables greater densities and improved access times and performance.
News from Cypress Semiconductor (16 October 2007)
Compiler improves array performance
The Hi-Tech C Pro complier for the PSoC Mixed-Signal Array uses the OCG technology to examine all program modules prior to compilation, optimising pointers, registers and stack allocation.
News from Cypress Semiconductor ( 2 October 2007)
Transceiver offers miniature USB option
USB 2.0 transceiver comes with a package footprint of just 2.2 x 1.8mm.
News from Cypress Semiconductor (27 September 2007)
Design kit improves wireless coexistence
Wireless protocol is designed to overcome interference from emerging 802.11n networks, cordless phones, microwaves and other devices in the 2.4GHz band.
News from Cypress Semiconductor (25 September 2007)
Thumbdrive kit eases PSoC array evaluation
The PSoC FirstTouch Starter Kit provides designers with CapSense touch, temperature, light and CapSense proximity sensing right out of the box.
News from Cypress Semiconductor (13 September 2007)
Video serdes eases broadcast design
User application article Serdes provides reliable reception and transmission of signals for uninterrupted broadcasting performance from transport stream multiplexer.
News from Cypress Semiconductor (10 September 2007)
Programmable clocks provide versatility
Tool simplifies embedded design
Touch screen sensors mix capacitive techniques
Touch sensors avoid environmental wear and tear
Custom sensor enables holographic data storage
Intelligent lighting systems get the colour right
Laser navigation sensor is on the spot
Revamped site brings data with fewer clicks
Programmable radio SoC takes (remote) control
Programmable clock is first with low jitter
Touch sensors provide notebook interface
Development kit aids quick design implementation
PSoC Designer IDE supports Vista
Nonvolatile SRAMs receive Chinese award
User modules ease interface design
Radio-control helicopter uses mixed-signal array
Radio system on chip secures 175 design wins
Spread-spectrum PLLs reduce EMI
Mixed signal array controls vocal smoke alarm
Tools speed user interface design
Foundry deal supports flexible manufacturing
Reference design kit for wireless periherals
Association promotes powerline home networking
Kits host application-specific array development
Low power programmable radio system on a chip
Streaming system used on space station
Controller accelerates handset-PC interfacing
Bridging the gap to embedded communications
Kit demonstrates wireless VoIP headset
Quad-PLL has time for digital entertainment
USB hub controllers cut power consumption
Radio SoC drives precertified RF modules
Image sensor scoops innovation award
Reference adds fingerprint authentication
Flexible bridge eases biometric HDD security
Design puts the finger(print) on HDD security
Programmable SoCs are optimised for sensing
Dual port devices ease interprocessor comms
Wireless modules make more of USB
Equalisers feature in video over IP design
Multichannel serdes boosts video density
Software makes the most of mixed-signal arrays
Up-market alarm clock has a touch of class
Generator produces leading-edge clock signals
100th design win for the Capsense interface
LED lighting leader adopts mixed-signal arrays
Programmable arrays gain market acceptance
USB microcontroller speeds through downloads
Radio SoC cuts wires from mice
Kit is quick route to wireless input systems
Evaluation kit accelerates wireless deign
USB controllers pass half a billion
Motherboard clock generator has universal appeal
USB controller adapts to automotive tasks
Quality system meets automotive standards
Image sensors turn to automotive safety
Cable drivers complete professional video package
High-speed USB controllers prove popular
SRAMs accelerate read/write capabilities
Seminar series spans 55 cities
USB transceiver is made for latest Intel processor
Programmable SoC takes the shake out of cameras
Programmable chip enables flexible touchscreen
USB microcontroller secures HDD access
Port expanders make more of I2C comms
Kit speeds programmable RFIC development
Mixed-signal arrays top 50 million milestone
Compact handset uses capacitive touch sensor
Foundry partnership boosts capacity for Cypress
Programmable radio chip gets planes up quicker
Mixed-signal array to star in new Game Boy
CMOS image sensors enter commercial sampling
USB microcontroller family expanded
USB microcontroller dons industrial guise
USB microcontroller shrinks into 5mm square BGA
Radio-on-a-chip aims for HID applications
Zero-delay buffers claim top speed
Reference design supports Media Transfer Protocol
Sensors cut the cost of handset imaging
Chip adds wake-up call for wireless peripherals
Cypress has designs on Chinese market
Serdes adapts to future PCI video demands
Cable equalisers suit professional video
Video switch guarantees signal integrity
Frugal USB controllers prove popular
Speedy setup added to USB-based radio chips
Programmable mixed signal chip takes USB onboard
Image sensor drops in to upgrade handheld designs
Wireless chip connects novel gyro mouse
Touch sensor interface runs on mixed-signal arrays
Spread-spectrum SoC adds programmable logic
CMOS image sensor has VGA resolution
Platform puts wireless devices to the test
Budget mixed-signal array hits the streets
Advanced SoI process set for commercialisation
Saitek cuts the wire with USB radio SoC
Dual-port RAMs promise more battery life
Speedy USB controllers cut the power budget
Bentley takes on pan-European coverage
Radio SoC powers cordless presentation aid
Mixed-signal design without programming
Microcontrollers made for PC human input devices
Cypress to sell off magnetic RAM business
Acquisition to expand imaging portfolio
Algorithmic search engine cuts overheads
Kits offer low-cost intro to PSoC development
Mixed-signal array takes more memory onboard
Single chip generates full set of notebook clocks
Mixed-signal chips gain automotive approval
65nm technology for advanced chip development
Novel features for CMOS image sensor
Physical layer devices meet SMPTE specs
Top performance NSEs have dual LA-1 Interfaces
Wide dual-port family gains 4 and 9Mbit options
Easy route to USB storage design
Programmable SoCs aid commercial space flight
Atmel signs up as second source for WirelessUSB
Rapid acceptance for mixed-signal array devices
Modules drop in for longer-range interfacing
Cypress to acquire Belgian image sensor specialist
Milestone for network search engine shipments
Controller enables USB hub for "road warriors"
US wafer plants attain green standard
Tools support latest network search engines
Quad-datarate SRAMs reach 72Mbit
Spread-spectrum SoC rejects "heavy" interference
Kit puts 2.4GHz wireless into games market
Net seminar to explain wireless technology
Hub controller keeps USB running at full speed
Spread-spectrum SoC for sub-$3 wireless USB
Budget pricing for programmable arrays
Free toolset speeds mixed-signal development
The mind behind the wireless mouse
Software gets to grips with USB development
Budget pricing for wireless USB chips
Next-generation framer/mappers
Software upgrade speeds CPLD programming
Controller tackles smart lighting design
Two different approaches to NSEs
Distribution buffers offer wide frequency range
Reference design puts video over USB
Programmable clock generators aid EMI control
Transceiver runs four independent video channels
Programmable SoCs embed high-quality analogue
Programmable devices for frugal system awareness
Budget SoC cuts the cords on peripherals
Reference designs to ease next-generation comms
Quad datarate boosts big memory bandwidth
Buffers provide mission-critical clocks
Sample status for top-density synchronous SRAMs
Programmable chips simplify energy meter design
USB controller shipment milestone passed
Games maker switches to 2.4GHz wireless
Team commits to new generation of QDR SRAMs
WirelessUSB to enable keyboard and mouse solutions
Clock distribution IC aids high-end networking
Micron shifts synchronous SRAMs
LLD offers transparent generic framing procedure
Software turns programmable chip to card reader
Top density claim for six-transistor SRAM device
Channelised framer puts more over Sonet
USB hosts aim for embedded connectivity
Programmable clock stores multiple configurations
Software puts programmable SoCs into modem designs
Transceiver cuts the cost of high-speed USB links
Software takes "black-box" route to timing design
Kit puts programmable SoC in charge of LINbus
Top density for speedy burst SRAMs
PSoC technology boosts electronic metering systems
PSoC controller has designs on LonWorks
Spread-spectrum chip provides wireless USB link
Coprocessor takes charge of search systems
Single-chip LAN PHY runs up to 40km
Moizan takes over European sales
Switch allows four-way simultaneous memory access
USB 2.0 hub controller passes muster
Reference design puts PSoC MCU on LINbus
Low-cost micro implements USB and PS2 interfaces
Flexible channel spacing for optical filter
Fastest claim for 16Mbit asynchronous SRAM
Transceiver is all-in USB 2.0 solution
Driver marries VxWorks to USB controller
Design synthesis joins CPLD development tools
CPLDs gain industry-standard support
QDR interface gains acceptance
Cost-effective CPLDs enter production
Driver puts USB controller in Linux systems
SiGe brings speed and frugality to serdes design
High-speed bridge spans faster USB storage
Framer puts 10Gbit Ethernet over Sonet
Top-end network search engines aid infrastructure
Programmable MCU gains infra-red comms option
Top-end network search engine speeds switching
Reference design points to optical mice
Programmable system on chip takes centre stage
Platesetting solution uses novel optical MEMS
Agfa to pioneer use of Grating Light Valve
Big wide dual-port RAM runs simultaneously
Flexible framer juggles with datarates
Milestone for Cypress as USB 2.0 takes off
Cypress joins Widcomm in Bluetooth development
Cypress finds single-transistor SRAM partner
Fleischer takes on Japan for Cypress
Cypress and NanoAmp in one-transistor SRAM accord
Dynamic gain equaliser for long-haul optical nets
USB 2.0 microcontroller ships on time
Cypress appoints VP of productivity
Serial interface engine passes USB testing
Zarem takes Silicon Light Machines to market
Improved software shaves 30% off PSoC design times
Four-channel transceiver takes on 10Gbit standards
Programmable logic design software is 35% faster
Reference design for USB On-the-Go
Full design environment for large-scale CPLDs
Cypress to put USB into Intel's concept PC
Clock devices cut multimedia system costs
Field-programmable clock generators master time
Hub controller supports all three USB speeds
Cores for high-speed network infrastructure
Transceivers fast enough for 10Gbit Ethernet
Industry's fastest low-power network search engine
Dual-port RAMs upgrade memory density
Cypress wins third award from Celestica
Controller speeds to faster serial buses
Cypress completes Lara acquisition
QuadPort DSEs aid datapath management
Mass storage on USB 2.0 by design
Cypress gets into bed with Lucent
IP core enables 2.5Gbit/s serial links
PowerPC cores available as IP for CPLDs
Software simplifies comms line card development
High-performance 4Mbit dual-port memory
World's first programmable SONET/SDH OC-48 PHY
Optical transceiver runs backplanes at 1.5Gbit/s
Top-bandwidth claim for 36bit-wide FIFOs
Cypress and Agilent aim for optical mice
Cypress completes HiBand acquisition
Faster alternative to popular clock buffer
Programmable backplane interface runs at 2.5Gbit/s
Software gets to grips with the largest CPLDs
QuadPort RAM has bandwidth for comms
Serial interface engine provides USB 2.0 for MCUs
Cypress puts USB 2.0 control all in one chip
