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Compact surface mount oscillator has low voltage and current needs
1 June 2005, MB Silicon Systems
Raltron's new COM1 series of surface mount clock oscillators have very low supply voltage and current requirements, and offered in a 3,2 x 2,5 x 1,0 mm ceramic package, are ideal for design applications ...

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Baseband ASIC for the Dolphin chipset
18 May 2005, Altron Arrow
The DBB03 from Texas Instruments is a baseband ASIC for the company's 'Dolphin' reference design. The firmware for the Dolphin reference design resides in the ROM-based program memory of the DBB03, and ...

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Cyan adds MCU and upgrades tools
18 May 2005, MB Silicon Systems
Cyan Technology has released the 16-bit Flash μCOG1m microcontroller and enhanced its CyanIDE integrated development environment. The μCOG1m, which is aimed at applications where space and power are ...

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Highly integrated MCU has embedded programmable logic for wireless infrastructure applications
18 May 2005, Altron Arrow
STMicroelectronics has disclosed details of a multipurpose microcontroller that targets applications in wireless infrastructure equipment. Under the development name 'GreenFIELD' and part number STW21000, ...

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New high performance 8-bit Flash PIC microcontrollers
18 May 2005, Altron Arrow, Tempe Technologies
Microchip Technology has released the first 10 members of its new high-pincount, high-density memory PIC18F87J10 Flash microcontroller family, which it says doubles the performance in low-voltage applications ...

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Programmable multiphase clock generators
18 May 2005
IDT's new family of programmable clock generators use an EEPROM-based programmable platform along with an enhanced, multiphase-locked loop (PLL) architecture. The 5V9885PFGI (32-TQFP) and 5V9885NLGI (28-VFQFPN) ...

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Power supply voltage monitor
20 April 2005
Analog Devices offers a wide range of reset generator circuits designed for use in microprocessor-based systems to monitor power supply voltage levels from 5 V down to 2,5 V. Their reset output signals ...

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Development kit speeds migration to 32-bit ARM microcontrollers
20 April 2005, Altron Arrow, EBV Electrolink
Atmel and IAR Systems have announced a full featured ARM development kit, claimed to be priced to fit the budgets of cost-sensitive microcontroller designs in applications like remote controls, interface ...

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New 16-bit MCU family optimised for industrial control applications
20 April 2005, Electrocomp
At the Embedded Systems Conference, Infineon Technologies introduced a new family of application-specific 16-bit micro-controllers in the XC16x series. With a feature set and peripheral functions optimised ...

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High-end 8-bit flash micros target SBCs
20 April 2005, Altron Arrow, EBV Electrolink
Atmel has released five new high performance, low power AVR Flash microcontrollers. These devices target applications requiring a large code space and extensive interfacing capability, such as single-board ...

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Digital signal controllers offer high control and have optimised performance
20 April 2005
Texas Instruments is sampling new digital signal controllers. Combining the realtime performance of its leading DSPs with the peripheral integration, C-language efficiency and ease of use of a microcontroller, ...

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New generation smartcard reader controller
20 April 2005, CST Electronics
At the smartcard industry trade exhibition, Cartes 2004, TDK Semiconductor unveiled its TDK 73S12xx family of 8-bit system-on-chips dedicated to low-cost smartcard readers. Targeted applications include ...

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Single-cycle 8051 core provides performance boost
20 April 2005, EBV Electrolink
Atmel's new AT89LP family, based on a single-cycle 8051 core, is 12 times faster than the standard 8051 core, according to the company. These devices are optimised for applications that require low power ...

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World's smallest ARM microcontroller
20 April 2005
Oki Electric claims to have developed the world's smallest ARM microcontroller (5,09 x 4,84 mm), the 33 MHz ML67Q4060 series by using the wafer level chip size package (W-CSP). The company also launched ...

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Silicon oscillators operate from -40 to 125°C
20 April 2005
Linear Technology's new silicon oscillator family, the LTC6905-xxx, generates a fixed frequency clock output (20 MHz to 133 MHz available). Eliminating the external trim components, these precision oscillators ...

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JTAG emulator for TI DSPs
6 April 2005
The Blackhawk PCI JTAG Emulator is a high-performance PCI-based JTAG Emulator for Texas Instruments' TMS320, TMS470 (ARM) and OMAP families. The half-length PCI card features a variable TCK (timing clock) ...

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Powerful data acquisition module for digital signal processing
6 April 2005
Sundance has released to market a high throughout configurable data acquisition module (DAQ). The SMT391 is a powerful 1 GSPS, 8-bit, dual channel analog-to-digital converter (ADC) that is well-suited ...

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Watchdog supervisory circuits
6 April 2005
Microprocessors and DSPs need to be reset when code execution errors occur, as well as when supply voltages fall to invalid levels. A watchdog function can detect code execution errors by monitoring frequent ...

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Microcontroller claims record function density
6 April 2005, MB Silicon Systems
Cyan Technology claims its new 16-bit Flash µCOG1m microcontroller packs more functionality into its ultra-small package than any comparable product on the market. Each low-power device contains a full ...

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Low jitter clock generator
6 April 2005, CST Electronics, Electrocomp
The new MAX9476 is a cost-effective, low-jitter, high-performance clock generator with an 8 kHz reference-clock input, making it an ideal timing solution for ADSL/VDSL central-office linecards, T1/E1, ...

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