| Tel: | +27 11 236 1900 |
| Fax: | +27 11 236 1913 |
| Email: | [email protected] |
| www: | www.ebv.com |
| more information about EBV Electrolink |
Inserting or removing a circuit board from a live backplane can cause damaging transients unless appropriate design considerations are taken.
ITraditional solutions have used an integrated circuit (IC)
read more
EBV Elektronik is providing developers with a tailored development package for Freescale Semiconductor’s MCF532X DragonFire microprocessor family in the form of the COBRA5329 reference platform.
This
read more
Vishay Intertechnology has introduced a light sensing development kit that allows engineers to measure and display ambient illumination, tune the sensor, define their software program responses, and complete
read more
Toshiba has developed an 8-bit microcontroller (MCU) core capable of processing one instruction cycle in a single clock cycle. Designated TLCS-870/C1, the new core enables faster processing at lower frequencies,
read more
Freescale Semiconductor has announced it has achieved a milestone in microcontroller (MCU) technology to help fuel innovation in next-generation powertrain designs and other automotive control applications.
read more
Freescale Semiconductor has won the race to be the first company to commercialise magnetoresistive randomaccess memory or MRAM. The first commercial device to use the MRAM technology is its standalone
read more
Atmel's ATA5745 and ATA5746 UHF ASK/FSK receiver ICs are single-chip devices manufactured using Atmel's new RF BiCMOS process, which enables very small designs. The ATA5745 operates at 433 to 435 MHz,
read more
IEEE 802.15.4 has made choosing a simple, cost-effective, standards-based wireless solution for a remote sensor or control element easy. Previously, remoting a sensor, whether in a building or residence,
read more
Atmel has released to market an 8-bit RISC Flash microcontroller that is qualified for operation up to +150°C (AECQ100 Grade 0).
Already available in -40 to +125°C operating temperature range, the ATmega88
read more
Altera has expanded its MAX II device family to address the growing portable applications market with new ultra-small packages and a new power-down capability. The MAX II EPM240, EPM570 and EPM1270 devices
read more
Freescale Semiconductor is offering engineers easy entry to its expansive microcontroller portfolio with the release of an ultra-low-end 8-bit device small enough to fit in the head of an electric toothbrush.
The
read more
The increasing use of complex algorithms in embedded control systems is adding substantially to processing overhead. The computational intensity often outstrips the capabilities of standard 32-bit microcontrollers.
read more
© Technews Publishing (Pty) Ltd | All Rights Reserved