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A/D converters for DSP
13 February 2002
How do you get eight channels of analog audio into one serial port (SPORT) of your DSP? Analog Devices' answer lies in its AD1870 and AD1871. The AD1871 is a 24 bit, 96 kHz audio ADC that offers a unique ...

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Microcontroller families with fully functional DSP capability have high performance specs
13 February 2002, Tempe Technologies
Microchip's dsPIC family of digital signal controllers provides high performance. The devices feature a fully-implemented digital signal processor engine, 30 MIPS nonpipelined performance, a 2,5 to 5,5 ...

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PICmicro microcontrollers now offered in small-scale MLF
13 February 2002, Tempe Technologies
Microchip has introduced a number of the company's popular PICmicro OTP and Flash microcontrollers in a new competitively-priced, space-saving MicroLeadframe (MLF) package. This eliminates the conventional ...

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Large ROM DSPs cut cost
13 February 2002, Altron Arrow
Texas Instruments (TI) has introduced two programmable TMS320C54x digital signal processors (DSPs) that incorporate more on-chip read-only memory (ROM). Code compatible with all 19 devices in the TMS320C5000 ...

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Microcontroller with a full CAN interface only 7 mm2
13 February 2002, EBV Electrolink
The MB90F387, a powerful flash CAN microcontroller, is housed in a minute 48-pin enclosure with plastic encapsulation measuring only 7 mm2. This Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe device, is believed to ...

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MCU for auto dash applications
13 February 2002, EBV Electrolink
Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe's MB90V390, the cornerstone of a new MB90390 16-bit microcontroller series, combines Fujitsu's 16LX processor core with many peripheral functions. Its smaller process geometry ...

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16-bit micro with more flash than predecessor
13 February 2002
Hitachi's H8S/2398F device offers 256 KB of embedded flash memory, double that of Hitachi's preceding model, the H8S/2357F, but costs less due to a new 0,35 µm manufacturing process. It features a popular ...

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New DDR technology promises PC users higher performance at lower cost
30 January 2002
South Africa's cash-strapped PC users - looking for the higher performance gains promised by the Pentium 4 (P4) processor - have been advised to take a closer look at new DDR chipset technology, which ...

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16 bit MCU with triple CAN interfaces
30 January 2002, EBV Electrolink
Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe's MB90-F443G microcontroller, which integrates three CAN interfaces, is the latest member of Fujitsu's 16 bit CAN controller family with on-chip flash memory, designed ...

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Joint-developed voice-access development platform shortens development time
30 January 2002, Altron Arrow, EBV Electrolink
Intersil is combining its subscriber line interface circuits (SLICs) with digital signal processors (DSPs) from VoicePump, a subsidiary of DSP Group, for a new four-channel, voice-over-packet (VoP) development ...

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PC module with Geode processor
30 January 2002
Digital-Logic's SMGXPC embedded PC module to PC/480 standard uses the highly integrated Geode GX1 processor from National Semiconductor. This processor includes a x86 processor core, display controller ...

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In-circuit emulator
21 November 2001, Sivan Electronic Supplies
The Ceibo DS-XA is a development tool that supports Philips XA microcontrollers at any frequency allowed by the devices. It is serially linked to a PC or compatible systems and can emulate the microcontrollers ...

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Blackfin DSP targets telecommunications and Internet appliances
21 November 2001
Analog Devices is sampling the ADSP-21535 Blackfin DSP. The ADSP-21535 is a highly integrated, high performance 16 bit DSP and, according to the company, is the world's first DSP to deliver the Micro ...

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RF design simplified with single-chip microcontroller solution
21 November 2001, Tempe Technologies
A new microcontroller family from Microchip Technology is claimed to simplify radio frequency designs while reducing component count and board space requirements. The company's 18-pin rfPIC12C509AG features ...

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16-bit micros with up to 384 kbyte flash
21 November 2001, Hi-Q Electronics
Hitachi's H8/306x series 16-bit Flash microcontrollers now includes a range of new devices that feature up to 384 KB of on-chip Flash memory and comprehensive peripheral sets. The different configurations ...

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Creating a serial peripheral interface for communications between microprocessors and peripherals
7 November 2001
CoolRunner CPLDs operate at the lowest standby power (<100 µA) of any CPLD available today, and they are an ideal programmable logic solution for providing interface controllers in portable or power sensitive applications

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New automated fine pitch programming systems released
7 November 2001
Spescom MeasureGraph has launched the DataI/O PS200 and PS300, which it claims are the highest performance and most versatile fine pitch automated programming systems available. These systems are developed ...

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Flash-based 8 bit low-power micro
7 November 2001
The E0C88F360 is an 8 bit micro-controller with embedded flash memory, data SRAM and dot matrix LCD display, providing a complete system-on-chip solution for many of today's handheld devices and instrumentation ...

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FRAM with integrated realtime clock and nonvolatile logic
7 November 2001, MB Silicon Systems
Ramtron, a leading developer of ferroelectric random access memory (FRAM) products, has rolled out the FM3808, the first in a new line of what it calls 'problem solver memories'. The FM3808 combines a ...

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Versatile microprocessors offer high performance in small package
7 November 2001
The H8/3664F is the first member of Hitachi's new H8/300H Tiny series of microcontrollers. The H8/3664F has been designed to enable users of low-end 8 bit microcontrollers an upgrade path to a higher ...

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