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Multicore DSPs bring more MIPS per dollar
picoChip has launched its next generation of picoArray multicore processor arrays for next-generation wireless systems.
News from picoChip Designs, Mar 22, 2006
Microcontrollers sleep for years on a battery
New microcontrollers incorporate a power-saving technology that provides multiyear battery-life in lighting control, security, keyless entry, ZigBee and other applications.
News from Atmel Corporation, Mar 21, 2006
Processor helps put Civil War sub to the test
The Blackfin processor provides control and signal processing for a breakthrough instrument used to examine the recovered hull of the first combat submarine of the American Civil War.
News from Analog Devices, Mar 21, 2006
Silica and Philips tie up on RosettaNet
Semiconductor distribution specialist Silica has successfully collaborated with Philips and deployed the first RosettaNet Partner Interface Processes between the companies.
News from Silica, Mar 20, 2006
Audio DSP shrinks to one-seventh the size
A new miniature version of the BelaSigna 200 audio processing chip is optimised for use in advanced small-form-factor precision audio products for consumer and industrial markets.
News from AMI Semiconductor, Mar 16, 2006
Flash MCUs cut the cost of high-end control
Two new high-speed Flash microcontrollers suit motor control, induction heating and other industrial and consumer applications that require 100DMIPS performance and excellent real-time behaviour.
News from Renesas Technology Europe, Mar 16, 2006
ASIC conversion cost reduces FPGA designs
Anchor Bay Technologies has achieved tape-out success on two of its video processing scaler ASICs using AMI Semiconductor's FPGA-to-ASIC conversion technology.
News from AMI Semiconductor, Mar 14, 2006
MCU aims for cost-efficient control
Freescale Semiconductor is introducing an ultra-low-end 8bit microcontroller (MCU) core to meet demand for smaller, more cost-effective solutions.
News from Freescale Semiconductor, Mar 14, 2006
Roadmap lays down MCU progression
Freescale Semiconductor has outlined a microcontroller roadmap featuring pin-for-pin compatible 8 and 32bit devices that will share peripherals and a common set of development tools.
News from Freescale Semiconductor, Mar 14, 2006
Smart card microcontrollers add more memory
Three new high-performance high-security 32bit smart card microcontrollers offer large capacity EEPROM and mask ROM.
News from Renesas Technology Europe, Mar 14, 2006
Graphics processing units keep cool onboard
Axper, a leading provider of PC products, has selected the Chrome S20 Series of graphics processing units (GPUs) to power its new line of graphics card offerings.
News from S3 Graphics, Mar 13, 2006
Processor powers ultraportable devices
The VIA C7-M ULV processor promises unprecedented power efficiency to enable an exciting range of ultracompact ultraportable devices.
News from VIA Technologies, Mar 13, 2006
Laptop leverages power efficiency and security
Medion has used the VIA C7-M processor to power its latest MIM 2080 notebook, available now through leading European retailers.
News from VIA Technologies, Mar 10, 2006
Chipsets and processors demonstrated in Hanover
VIA Technologies is showing off a diverse array of innovative ultramobile, digital media and computing devices at CeBIT.
News from VIA Technologies, Mar 10, 2006
Walsh takes charge of French fabless IC house
Ian Walsh has been appointed as CEO of French fabless semiconductor company MnD.
News from MnD, Mar 9, 2006
Mixed-signal microcontrollers put more into less
New MCUs integrate up to 32Kbyte Flash memory and high-performance analogue peripherals, including a novel real-time clock with failsafe recovery features, into a compact 5 x 5mm package.
News from Silicon Laboratories, Mar 7, 2006
SoC and LCD are perfect mates for chess machine
MonRoi has employed a combination of hardware, software and technical support from Sharp in creating its Chess Manager.
News from Sharp Microelectronics, Mar 7, 2006
Diamond cores toughen up for SoC duties
Global Unichip Corp is to create hardened versions of Tensilica's new Diamond Standard Series processors for TSMC foundry services at technologies below 0.13um process.
News from Tensilica, Feb 28, 2006
Foundry services meet automotive standard
1st Silicon (Malaysia) has earned the ISO/TS16949:2002 letter of conformance for automotive business management systems.
News from 1st Silicon (Malaysia), Feb 28, 2006
Immersion lithography passes the test
TSMC has revealed that its immersion lithography programme has produced test wafers well within acceptable parameters for volume manufacturing.
News from TSMC, Feb 24, 2006
First-time-right ASIC makes it four in a row
AMI Semiconductor has delivered its fourth consecutive first-time-right ASIC design for a mass storage server application for Vitesse.
News from AMI Semiconductor, Feb 23, 2006
Dual-core MCU is made for industrial control
A novel industrial SoC microcontroller contains two ARM 946E cores, two CAN channels, two 10/100Mbit/s Ethernet MACs and a versatile motion control logic capability.
News from Saelig Company, Feb 23, 2006
Micronas signs for extended coverage
Rutronik and Micronas have extended their partnershipwith a pan-European franchise for the Micronas Automotive Division and a Central European franchise for the Consumer Division.
News from Rutronik Elektronische Bauelemente, Feb 23, 2006
Microcontrollers are made for utility meters
The H8/38347F series of low-cost low-power 5V operation microcontrollers that incorporate either 32 or 60Kbyte of on-chip Flash memory and a large LCD drive capability.
News from Renesas Technology Europe, Feb 21, 2006
Processor adds colour to infra-red imaging market
The ADSP-BF533 Blackfin processor plays a key role in the AXT100 thermal infra-red imaging camera from Ann Arbor Sensor Systems.
News from Analog Devices, Feb 20, 2006
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