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Cytech takes Catalyst to China
Hong Kong based Cytech Technology is to represent Catalyst Semiconductor in China and Hong Kong
News from Catalyst Semiconductor (28 August 2002)
Touch-screen controllers feature ESD protection
The MAX1233 and MAX1234 are programmable four-wire touch-screen controllers
News from Maxim Integrated Products (27 August 2002)
Speedy DAC claims dynamic superiority for comms
The MAX5195 is a 14bit 260Msample/s DAC claimed to provide the world's best dynamic performance in spurious-free dynamic range, intermodulation distortion and signal to noise ratio
News from Maxim Integrated Products (26 August 2002)
Low-power serial ADC runs up to 200Ksample/s
New from Maxim Integrated Products, the MAX1162 serial-interface 16bit A/D convertor connects directly to SPI, QSPI and Microwire devices without additional interface logic
News from Maxim Integrated Products (26 August 2002)
Fastest claim for dual voltage comparator
The AD53519 is an ultrafast dual voltage comparator with better than 75ps overdrive dispersion that provides for minimal timing variation across the full input amplitude range
News from Analog Devices (21 August 2002)
Budget display chip accelerates PC/TV convergence
Chrontel is shipping the world's first single-chip high-resolution flat panel display driver, display scaler and TV encoder to PC manufacturers
News from Chrontel (15 August 2002)
CDMA handset power manager packs multiple LDOs
The ADP3502 CDMA power management system is a multifunction chip optimised for CDMA-1x cell phone power management in the handset baseband and RF sections
News from Analog Devices (14 August 2002)
Six independent ADCs in one cut channel costs
The first 16bit ADC to feature six independent ADCs in one package allows high signal throughput and simultaneous sampling in motor control, multi-axis positioning and power monitoring applications
News from Texas Instruments (April 2001-March 2006) (12 August 2002)
High SNR for speedy dual convertors
A new pair of dual 10bit 40Msample/s ADCs features the highest SNR of comparable data convertors for baseband communications, video processing, medical imaging and portable instrumentation
News from Texas Instruments (April 2001-March 2006) (1 August 2002)
Low-noise amp shrinks for handset audio
A novel 1.1W mono filter-free class-D audio power amplifier from Texas Instruments combines a small package with superior noise rejection ideal for designers of GPRS and 3G cellular phones
News from Texas Instruments (April 2001-March 2006) (31 July 2002)
Process to raise speed and cut noise for op amps
Texas Instruments reckons its new SiGe complementary bipolar-CMOS manufacturing process that increases speeds up to three times over other currently available complementary bipolar processes
News from Texas Instruments (April 2001-March 2006) (30 July 2002)
Trench process boosts amplifier performance
National Semiconductor has three new LMH amplifier products for the high-speed analogue market fabricated using its industry-leading VIP10 manufacturing process
News from National Semiconductor (29 July 2002)
DVD manufacturer uses Acoustar audio amplifier
DMTech is to integrate the Zetex Acoustar Class D audio amplifier into its latest home theatre DVD player
News from Zetex (26 July 2002)
Milne elected to fellowship
Dr David Milne, Managing Director of Wolfson Microelectronics has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering
News from Wolfson Microelectronics (25 July 2002)
More sensitivity for current sensor
Allegro MicroSystems has developed a novel design of current sensor based on a precision linear Hall-effect integrated circuit coupled with a magnetic circuit optimised to maximise device sensitivity
News from Allegro MicroSystems Europe (25 July 2002)
Low distortion for gigahertz op amps
A new leading-edge series of high-speed operational amplifiers combines ultralow distortion with ultra low noise
News from Texas Instruments (April 2001-March 2006) (24 July 2002)
Fan managers save power and cut acoustic noise
Microchip's new fan managers are the industry's first single and dual SMBus fan speed controllers featuring fan-fault and overtemperature detection
News from Microchip Technology (24 July 2002)
New-generation DACs upgrade audio applications
Wolfson Microelectronics has a new generation of audio DACs for applications needing low voltage, low power and a small form factor
News from Wolfson Microelectronics (23 July 2002)
New process on stream for 300mm wafers
Texas Instruments is now manufacturing customer-qualified 300mm wafers using its 130nm copper process technology in its DMOS 6 facility
News from Texas Instruments (April 2001-March 2006) (18 July 2002)
Switch multiplexes outputs to alternative monitors
Fairchild Semiconductor has expanded its analogue switch portfolio with a new quad SPDT analogue video switch
News from Fairchild Semiconductor (16 July 2002)
Audio DAC aims for surround-sound systems
The WM8718 is a 24bit differential stereo DAC designed to work in conjunction with surround-sound decoder DSPs from Sanyo and others
News from Wolfson Microelectronics (16 July 2002)
Dual-rate video chips save time and space
DT Electronics is offering two new video transmission and reception chips from Gennum that offer dual-rate operation, easing design and saving on board space
News from Nu Horizons Electronics Corp (12 July 2002)
No crosstalk for speedy dual ADC
According to Analog Devices, at 65Msample/s the 12bit AD9238 is the industry's fastest dual-channel A/D convertor
News from Analog Devices (10 July 2002)
Clocks take memory and more onboard
Xicor has a three-member family of real time clock products that combine advanced real time clock/calendar, high density embedded EEPROM and advanced system management building block functions
News from Xicor (4 July 2002)
Chip cuts complexity in video switching
A novel video signal switcher IC can reduce the component count, design complexity and power consumption of VCRs, televisions, cameras and other applications that require video signal switching
News from Rohm Electronics (4 July 2002)
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