Mobile peripheral device operates as hub or bridge

Toshiba Electronics Europe (TEE) has announced a mobile peripheral device (MPD) IC that can operate as a hub or a bridge in applications built around high-speed serial MIPI standards.

News from Electronicstalk, 16 July 2010

Photocouplers can be used in isolated bus drivers

Toshiba has launched two high-speed photocouplers that are said to be ideal for applications such as isolated bus drivers, high-speed line receivers and microprocessor system interfaces.

News from Electronicstalk, 29 June 2010

DC-DC converter for point-of-load power designs

Toshiba Electronics Europe has launched an integrated digital DC-DC step-down converter that will save space and increase the design flexibility of point-of-load (PoL) power designs.

News from Electronicstalk, 3 June 2010

Starter kit speeds development of embedded tasks

Toshiba Electronics Europe has introduced a starter kit for the development of a range of applications, including industrial control systems, consumer multimedia products and home appliances.

News from Electronicstalk, 21 May 2010

Toshiba MOSFETs suit lighting ballasts up to 7A

Supplied in a compact DPAK package, Toshiba's TKxP MOSFETs are suitable for lighting ballasts, battery chargers and other power-supply applications requiring currents up to 7A.

News from Electronicstalk, 6 May 2010

ARM microcontroller features single 5V supply

Toshiba Electronics Europe has introduced an ARM Cortex-M3 microcontroller that features a single 5V supply.

News from Electronicstalk, 8 March 2010

Toshiba Electronics develops miniature white LEDs

Toshiba Electronics Europe (TEE) has announced three high-brightness, miniature white LEDs to allow designers to deliver high-efficiency solid-state solutions for a range of lighting applications.

News from Electronicstalk, 16 February 2010

LED driver includes brightness control function

Toshiba Electronics Europe has launched a 16-channel light-emitting-diode (LED) driver that combines brightness control with a built-in pulse-width-modulation (PWM) greyscale capability.

News from Electronicstalk, 28 January 2010

Solid-state drives utilise NAND Flash memory

Toshiba Corporation has expanded its range of NAND Flash solid-state drives (SSDs) based on the company's 32nm multi-level-cell NAND Flash memories.

News from Electronicstalk, 8 January 2010

Toshiba introduces optically coupled isolators

Toshiba Electronics Europe has introduced a range of ultra-low-power optically coupled isolators designed to drive IGBTs and power Mosfets in applications requiring output currents up to +/-6.0A.

News from Electronicstalk, 14 December 2009

• CMOS bus switches for bidirectional interfacing

• Toshiba provides bus switching for data transfer

• CMOS switch operates with Hi-Speed USB

• Truestudio allows building on Toshiba's ARM9s

• Toshiba announces constant-current LED drivers

• Toshiba expands range of miniature photocouplers

• Toshiba unveils intellectual-property block

• MCU allows MMIs to be added to embedded designs

• Toshiba develops low-noise MMICs

• Audio power amplifiers have low power consumption

• Toshiba launches miniature photocouplers

• Toshiba releases brushless DC motor driver

• Microprocessors have extended temperature device

• TEE offers microSDHC and SDHC cards

• Toshiba develops miniature photocoupler

• Toshiba introduces 16Gbyte USB flash memory drives

• Toshiba unveils Cortex-M3-based microcontroller

• Toshiba releases three-phase sine wave PWM driver

• Array platform speeds SoC development

• Memory cards exploit SD advances

• ARM cores power ASIC offerings

• Time is of the essence in ASIC development

• Faster photocoupler finds new applications

• Evaluation platform puts motor driver in control

• SoC service speeds PLC chipset design

• LDOs suit sensitive supplies

• Miniature photocoupler is big on protection

• ASIC family uses 65nm CMOS process

• Novel amp design upgrades automotive audio

• CMOS ASIC process creates DVB-H IC

• RISC core covers full range of ASIC technologies

• Solid-state drives use MLC NAND Flash

• Distributor to expand Germanic share

• Technologies pave way for magnetoresistive RAM

• MOSFETs boost drain current

• Microcontroller drives colour displays

• SHDC card runs up to 32Gbyte

• Flash drives enhance PC performance

• Guide speeds LED selection

• LED kit offers colourful selection

• Graphics chip powers 3D handset gaming

• Card range extends handset capacity

• SoC simplifies automotive display design

• LED lights more in low-thermal-resistance package

• 3D structure offers increased Flash density

• Single-chip inverters are made for home appliances

• Diodes protect data ports

• NAND Flash memory is eMMC-compliant

• Compact microcontroller has many serial interfaces

• DATE keynote to focus on SoC challenges

• IC cuts automotive motor drives down to size

• Controller provides image quality enhancement

• NAND Flash memory chips rise to 16Gbit

• Microcontrollers in embedded action

• Memory card gives fast access to 8Gbyte

• Logic devices offer three choices

• Shrinking sensors maintain handset resolution

• Core accelerates 8bit MCU applications

• Emulator has 8bit MCU applications covered

• SD memory cards enter new speed class

• Microstepper chip takes PWM onboard

• LED driver ICs save space and component count

• Multichip packages cram in more memory

• MPEG decoder finds a home with Daewoo

• MiniSD card line expands to 2Gbyte

• World Cup tickets are up for grabs

• IGBTs oust MOSFETs from plasma displays

• Two-channel design is basis for personal video

• Automotive display controllers boast 64bit cores

• Japanese giants collaborate at 45nm

• Convertor chip powers up new-generation backlights

• World Cup tickets are up for grabs

• Toshiba expands CMOS image sensor range

• Processor accelerates CPU performance

• Core claims gigahertz clock speed

• Photocouplers protect AC circuits

• Binks gains European responsibility

• Promotion for Kuschel

• Flash MCUs aid 8bit system prototyping

• Trench-based module boasts boosted currents

• SoC shows off digital terrestrial TV capabilities

• LEDs boost luminous intensity

• Speedy DRAMs target broadband networking

• Processor takes novel Flash memory onboard

• Branded memory line expands to USB drives

• Mobile chip cuts power budget for H.264

• Novel array cuts development time

• New method overcomes CMOS thermal instability

• Diode packages claim big PCB savings

• MCU takes Flash and LCD drive onboard

• TVs feature single-chip DVB and MHEG-5

• Microcontroller meets needs of modern appliances

• Microcontroller takes more onboard

• Low-voltage logic shrinks size and power budget

• Surface-mount couplers switch speedily

• 64bit RISC processor eyes multifunction market

• RISC processor takes audio codec onboard

• SoC is first with novel nonorthogonal routing

• Convergence helps with set-top box integration

• Trench technology reduces transistor module losses

• Memory roadmaps show the way ahead

• TFT LCD delivers space-efficient solution

• Photocoupler improves transient protection

• Flash chips ramp up to 4Gbit density

• MPEG-4 encoder integrates 3D graphics engine

• No sensor needed for automotive motor driver

• Embedded software framework speeds SoCs to market

• 300mm wafer fab on course for Q3 startup

• VGA camera shrinks to sixth-inch format

• Novel package crams more memory chips together

• Compact WLAN switches offer low insertion loss

• Lead-free MOSFETs keep their heads down onboard

• LCDs aim for factory, kiosk, medical and EPOS uses

• IGBT modules for high-speed switching

• IEGT modules cut their losses and run cooler

• Easy intro to Flash MCUs

• Reference boards support 64bit development

• Tiny SiGe transistors keep the noise down

• Single-gate logic devices shrink and save

• SoC and software converge in set top box design

• Motor drivers include real-time lead-angle control

• 64bit RISC processors ramp up the speed

• IEGTs promise low thermal resistance

• Low thermal resistance for smart power modules

• RISC processor embeds more functions

• Six-IGBT module simplifies drives for white goods

• Controller/inverter chipset optimises PWM drives

• Back-end processor improves TV performance

• Coprocessor speeds image recognition SoC

• Multimedia SoCs examined at Embedded World

• Starter kit simplifies embedded Linux design

• Pseudo-SRAM is space-saving alternative to SDRAM

• High-speed power MOSFET for portable designs

• Speech middleware has a human touch

• Regulator saves automotive battery power

• MPU sets its sights on portable CD players

• Motor driver IC is single-chip inverter solution

• Two-in-one MOSFET module tackles 42V car systems

• Slimline packaging shrinks MOSFETs further

• CompactFlash cards run to industrial temperatures

• Low-voltage logic extends portable life

• IGBT modules optimised for higher frequencies

• Starter kit aids CAN-based development

• Brochure covers technology for portables

• CompactFlash cards run up to 512Mbyte

• IAR and Toshiba hit the road with Bluetooth

• All the latest photocoupler solutions

• Lower losses from speedy IGBT

• IGBTs keep getting faster

• 16bit MCU aims for portable applications

• 64bit processor bristles with peripherals

• Shallow trench isolation boosts NOR Flash memories

• Compact modules deliver reduced component count

• RISC processor cuts automotive display costs

• Low-temperature polysilicon LCD in Italian eBook

• Linear voltage regulators have inbuilt protection

• New package gives Schottky diodes lower profile

• MCM packaging shrinks stepper motor driver

• MOSFET module has built-in temperature sensors

• Tunable superconductor filter squelches noise

• High-brightness LEDs are smaller and more frugal

• Integrated chipsets for automotive CD systems

• First 7.7-inch low-temp polysilicon LCD for eBooks