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Cool 17W amplifier needs no sink

Texas Instruments has introduced the industry's first 17W filter-free Class-D audio amplifier that enhances audio fidelity while maintaining high efficiency

News from Texas Instruments (April 2001-March 2006) (9 October 2001)

High-density ATE pin-electronics chipset

Semtech has released a new high-performance high-density pin-electronics chipset for use in automated test equipment

News from Semtech (3 October 2001)

ADC takes Flash onboard for customisation

Texas Instruments has released the industry's first 24bit ADC with on-chip Flash memory for high-resolution measurement applications

News from Texas Instruments (April 2001-March 2006) (2 October 2001)

12bit ADC for extended-temperature applications

The new 12bit WM2152 analogue to digital convertor from Wolfson Microelectronics delivers 30Msample/s conversion performance over an extended temperature range

News from Wolfson Microelectronics (2 October 2001)

Low-power audio DACs save battery life

New from Texas Instruments is a family of high-performance D/A convertors for consumer audio applications including mobile phones, portable digital audio players and PDAs

News from Texas Instruments (April 2001-March 2006) (25 September 2001)

Analogue front end aids multifunction peripherals

The newest single-chip high-speed analogue front end (AFE) from Wolfson Microelectronics, the WM8199, offers 16bit resolution and speeds of 20Msample/s

News from Wolfson Microelectronics (18 September 2001)

Military proliferation follows acquisitions

Solid State Supplies is now shipping products from two American specialist semiconductor manufacturers that were recently acquired by Microsemi

News from Solid State Supplies (13 September 2001)

Mixed-signal ASIC libraries up for grabs

Zarlink Semiconductor is offering free access to unique design libraries for 0.6- and 0.35-micron digital and mixed-signal processes at the company's foundry in Plymouth, England

News from Zarlink Semiconductor (11 September 2001)

Wolfson appoints distributors for Europe

Wolfson Microelectronics has appointed three additional distributors in the Central Europe region

News from Wolfson Microelectronics (11 September 2001)

Graychip acquisition adds to TI mixed-signal line

Texas Instruments has added a new category to its high-performance analogue and mixed-signal portfolio with the purchase of Graychip

News from Texas Instruments (April 2001-March 2006) (7 September 2001)

Sanyo and Wolfson in mixed-signal alliance

Wolfson Microelectronics and Sanyo Semiconductor are entering into a strategic business alliance to develop and market mixed-signal products for automotive and consumer applications

News from Wolfson Microelectronics (5 September 2001)

Industry's smallest analogue switches

Fairchild Semiconductor has put a new family of analogue switches in its space-saving MicroPak IC packages, making them 65% smaller than current SC70 packages

News from Fairchild Semiconductor (3 September 2001)

Micropower op amp shrinks into SOT-23 package

Microchip's new 2.5 V micropower operational amplifier is available in a tiny SOT-23 package

News from Microchip Technology (31 August 2001)

Active filter aids image reconstruction

New from Fairchild Semiconductor the ML6416 integrated active video filter is optimised for the performance requirements of the DirecTV Network

News from Fairchild Semiconductor (30 August 2001)

Six-channel DACs bring pro-audio to consumer kit

The WM8746 and WM8756 six-channel audio DACs from Wolfson Microelectronics provide the same high performance audio found in high-cost, high-end stereo systems to the consumer audio space

News from Wolfson Microelectronics (29 August 2001)

Audio amps have high PSU rejection for cellphones

New from National Semiconductor, the LM4894 and LM4895 Boomer audio amplifiers are optimised for the cellular phone market, and are said to have the best PSRR performance available

News from National Semiconductor (28 August 2001)

Speedy dual DACs have the edge for wireless

Texas Instruments has a new family of 125Msample/s dual D/A convertors providing 10, 12 and 14bit resolution in pin-compatible packages

News from Texas Instruments (April 2001-March 2006) (27 August 2001)

OmniVision and TI in camera collaboration

OmniVision Technologies and Texas Instruments are aiming to make it easier for OEMs to develop affordable high-performance 1394 CMOS cameras

News from Texas Instruments (April 2001-March 2006) (21 August 2001)

Israeli trio scoop TI University Challenge

Three students from the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology were awarded the US$100,000 grand prize for TI's DSP and Analogue University Challenge

News from Texas Instruments (April 2001-March 2006) (13 August 2001)

CMOS op amps come with "industry's fastest" tag

Texas Instruments is claiming the industry's fastest CMOS operational amplifiers, featuring 200MHz gain-bandwidth and 360V/us slew rate

News from Texas Instruments (April 2001-March 2006) (7 August 2001)

Pioneer choses LSI codec for next-generation DVD

Pioneer has chosen LSI Logic's Dvxcel MPEG-2 codec as a key component for its DVR-7000 DVD recorder

News from LSI Europe (30 July 2001)

4MHz op amp cuts size and power consumption

A tiny 4MHz rail-to-rail operational amplifier that operates from a 2.7V supply while consuming only 81uW is now available from Micrel Semiconductor

News from Micrel (13 July 2001)

ADC provides miniature 12bit upgrade

Texas Instruments has added a 12bit A/D convertor to its Burr-Brown product line featuring an I2C interface and a combination of high resolution, small packaging and low power consumption

News from Texas Instruments (April 2001-March 2006) (12 July 2001)

Audio convertors are not affected by jitter

Wolfson Microelectronics has expanded its family of devices for Internet appliances with the WM8734 codec and the WM8739 ADC

News from Wolfson Microelectronics (11 July 2001)

Railway collision avoidance system wins TI award

With overwhelming interest from around the world, and thousands of entrants, Texas Instruments has announced the winners of its $100,000 Analogue Design Challenge

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