Silicon Labs releases two families of frequency control products that use digital phase locked loops to provide frequency generation up to 1.4GHz
Monthly Archives: August 2005
Epitaxial firm IQE sees revenues jump 32%
Welsh epitaxial wafer firm IQE saw interim revenues boosted 32 per cent to £9.6m as it closes in on an break-even target of £27m
One chip, one cell battery charger
The AAT3687 from AnalogicTech is a one-chip single-cell 4.2V lithium-ion and polymer battery charger
Survey cuts through the ESL hype
Despite all the talk of automated design flows and high level languages, paper specifications still dominate the entry point for design projects, but ESL's time is near
CSR expands to French wireless zone
Bluetooth specialist CSR has opened a hardware design centre in Sophia Antipolis, the area of France noted for excellence in wireless design. Projects to be handled by the French team will include ultra-wideband (UWB) radios, said CSR. The office will be headed by design group leader Stéphane Boudaud. “We have been planning and working on a very high speed version ...
Britons use laptops to beat holiday blues
Survey of 1,000 Britons finds we're resorting to laptop PCs to wile away the hours of rain that punctuate the endless minutes of sun during our summer holidays
Configurable processors ramp clock rate
Toshiba claims to have developed the first configurable microprocessor core to achieve a 1GHz clock speed. At the same time Tensilica introduces 600-700MHz part
BSI publishes important biometric data standards
BSI have published four international standards on biometric technology which it says are intened to protect UK business and consumers
PCI controller configured as bus target
Acal Semiconductors announces has a PCI controller which can be configured as a bus target, enabling data transfer at modest rates
Cell architecture to be published on web
IBM, Toshiba, and Sony will release documents on the web that describe technical details of their Cell microprocessor