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MCU family designed for high performance and long battery life
20 October 2004, DSP, Micros & Memory, Surveillance, Access Control & Identity Management

Developers of low cost battery-powered products, including those made for use in a spate of wireless applications, are passionate about the need for longer battery life, yet they cannot sacrifice processor ...
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Low-g dual axis acceleration sensor family
20 October 2004, Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI, Products & Solutions

Freescale has introduced new members to its family of acceleration sensors. The MMA6200Q series features low g, XY axis sensing and is designed to meet measurement requirements of small forces resulting ...
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Vehicle uses innovative new exterior lighting lamps
6 October 2004, Electronics Technology, Valves, Actuators & Pump Control

Ford Australia's new generation 'Focus Concept' car that was exhibited in Auto China Motor Show 2004 uses innovative exterior lighting lamps based on the latest LED products from Osram Opto Semiconductors...
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Module provides complete biometric system for easy integration
22 September 2004, Altron Arrow, Electronics Technology

Atmel has introduced a new module, which is a complete biometric system, including a processing facility and authentication software, that is aimed at facilitating the addition of a biometric feature ...
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Lower-cost and improved performance CPLDs
22 September 2004, Programmable Logic

Altera has begun shipping the first member of its MAX II device family, the EPM1270 device. Based on Altera's innovative look-up table (LUT)-based CPLD architecture, the company says the MAX II family ...
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Low-power voltage regulator IC for automotive
22 September 2004, Altron Arrow, Power Electronics / Power Management

Atmel's voltage regulator system IC, the ATA6405, is based on a fully integrated system voltage supply concept and consumes extremely low power. The device supports operation of up to 40 V and is optimised ...
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PWM controllers upgrade PSU performance
22 September 2004, Altron Arrow, Power Electronics / Power Management

Intersil has designed a new family of single-ended current-mode PWM controllers to improve performance of AC/DC and 48V DC/DC convertors widely used in telecoms, datacoms and server applications. Devices ...
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New direction taken with CPLDs
8 September 2004, Programmable Logic

Altera is a long-standing leader in the complex programmable logic device (CPLD) market. With over 10 000 CPLD users annually, more than 350 million units shipped worldwide, and $4 bn in cumulative sales, ...
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32 Mbit FPGA configuration memories said to be first commercially available
8 September 2004, Altron Arrow, Programmable Logic

Atmel claims it offers the only commercially-available FPGA configuration ICs to provide single-chip configuration storage for FPGAs with as many as 8-million gates. The 32-megabit AT17F32 and AT17F32A ...
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Power MOSFETs in 81% smaller package
8 September 2004, Altron Arrow, Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI

Available in the compact 1,6 by 2,4 mm chipscale format with a 0,65 mm height profile, the new bi-directional Vishay Siliconix Micro Foot power MOSFET devices are 81% smaller than TSSOP-8 devices, yet ...
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High-speed feedback amplifiers
25 August 2004, Altron Arrow, Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI

Intersil says that its new EL5x0x high-speed amplifiers allow designers to use highly stable, easy voltage feedback architecture without sacrificing the high-speed benefits of a current feedback amplifier. ...
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Converter integrates FETs to simplify 3,3 V supply
25 August 2004, Altron Arrow, Power Electronics / Power Management

Texas Instruments has released a high-efficiency step-down, continuous-output 14 A DC/DC converter with peak 18 A FETs integrated onto a single chip. It comes in 28-pin HTSSOP (6,4 x 9,7 mm). ...
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