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Listing of all 40 news releases from GD Technik:

Microcontroller CAN control networks

Atmel's latest 8bit AVR Flash microcontroller features extended CAN (controller area network) capabilities.

News from GD Technik ( 8 June 2004)

Ethernet reference design uses Atmel ARM7

The AT91-NET Ethernet card for Atmel EB40A and EB55 ARM development boards has been developed in response to customer demand for an Ethernet port on the ARM development environment.

News from GD Technik ( 6 April 2004)

Easy route to MCU in-system programming

Atmel's PC-based FLIP software tool is specifically designed to improve the flexibility, power and user-friendliness of in-system programming for the company's C51 Flash microcontrollers.

News from GD Technik ( 3 March 2004)

Dual-UART bridge chip speeds throughput

The OXmPCI952 is a highly versatile bridge chip that integrates two high performance UARTs, a 3.3V PCI/mini-PCI interface and a parallel port/local bus in a 160 LQFP package.

News from GD Technik (10 February 2004)

Oxford signs for design-in expertise

Oxford Semiconductor has signed a franchise distribution agreement with design-in distributor GD Technik.

News from GD Technik (10 February 2004)

Receiver chip aims for automotive access

Atmel's new ATA5282 is an LF ASK (amplitude shift keying) 125kHz ultra-low-power receiver IC with three input channels for three-dimensional (3D) antennas.

News from GD Technik (27 January 2004)

Evaluation kit floats microcontroller designs

The AVR Butterfly is a low-cost evaluation kit for Atmel's LCD AVR family of microcontrollers.

News from GD Technik (27 November 2003)

Microcontrollers strip down to save space

In addition to the current standard packages, Atmel's popular AVR microcontrollers can now be supplied in a chip scale micro lead-frame package and as a bare die.

News from GD Technik ( 3 November 2003)

Evaluation for top-performing ADC

GD Technik has a new evaluation board for Atmel's TS8388B, the company's latest high performance 8bit analogue-to-digital convertor (ADC).

News from GD Technik (10 October 2003)

Demultiplexer takes on high-speed data

The Atmel TS81102G0 a single-chip demultiplexer (DMUX) for A/D conversion and DMUX combinations used in telecommunications, industrial and military applications.

News from GD Technik (20 August 2003)

Anatronic joins ATeG

Advanced Technology Group (ATeG), the company formed by some of Europe's leading design-in distributors, has gained a new partner in the form of Anatronic.

News from GD Technik (11 August 2003)

Distributors see benefits of co-operation

Less than nine months after its formation, member companies of Advanced Technology Group (ATeG), are beginning to see real benefits from their close co-operation.

News from GD Technik ( 8 August 2003)

Flexible Flash memory is a real power saver

The W72M64V-XBX 2M x 64bit Flash memory, housed in a 159 PBGA package, allows simultaneous read/write operation with zero latency between changes in operation.

News from GD Technik (23 July 2003)

Compact solution for double-datarate SDRAM

A new 128Mbyte SDRAM combines four chips in a single compact PBGA package, providing a 50% reduction in board space, reduced I/O connection count by 17% and lower parasitic capacitance.

News from GD Technik (12 June 2003)

RF transmitter chip takes intelligence onboard

New from GD Technik is the first member of Atmel's AT86RF401 family of innovative smart RF data-transmission devices.

News from GD Technik (11 June 2003)

Tiny MCU has powerful instruction set

The latest member of Atmel's 8bit AVR RISC microcontroller is the ATtiny11/12 range, combining an 8bit MCU with 1Kbyte of Flash memory in a very compact 8-pin package.

News from GD Technik (12 May 2003)

LCD modules cover all technology options

Following the signing of a franchise distribution agreement with United Radiant Technology Corp, GD Technik has added an extensive range of character LCD modules to its product line-up.