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Jedec spec enables more accurate serial ADCs 2008-09-16
IBM's 8B/10B makes single transmission-line-pair communications possible at frequencies above 2GHz.  
Leadis boosts audio business with class G tech 2007-11-14
Jim Hauer, Leadis Technology's senior director for new business devt, talks about his company's patented class G amplifier technology, Gmax, and the company's product roadmap.  
SiGe Semi chip serves GPS, Galileo 2006-11-16
SiGe Semiconductor Inc. is anticipating the emergence of a quick OEM market for Europe's new space-based navigation network.  
Big players enter MEMS mic arena 2008-11-03
The MEMS microphone has a new entrant: ADI has announced a major thrust into the fledgling MEMS mic market.  
Audio op amps offer 1.8mA/ch quiescent current 2010-05-04
Texas Instruments Incorporated has added a family of JFET-input op amps to its Burr-Brown Audio line featuring ultra-low noise and distortion to maximise audio system quality and performance.  
Advanced memories still struggle in mobiles 2006-05-16
Memory research managers themselves have scaled back their rhetoric in the past, avoiding the term universal memory altogether.  
Power to grab spotlight at DAC 2009-07-28
As has been the case for the past several years, low-power design is expected to be one of the central themes of the 46th Design Automation Conference (DAC).  
Keithley, Azimuth to create RF test solutions 2008-06-19
Keithley and Azimuth Systems announce a collaboration to create LTE, WiMAX RF testing solutions.  
Overcoming challenges in implant system design 2007-02-16
This article discusses the challenges posed by in-body communications systems and also some of the general technical and biocompatibility issues for implanted system design.  
Low-power ADCs expand their reach 2010-04-01
Low-power ADCs expand their reach beyond the handheld, battery-powered instrumentation applications to high-channel-count designs such as X-ray machines and ultrasound and MRI scanners.  
How much power do WiMAX networks need? 2009-01-02
A WiMAX network must have an optimised power profile—from the base station to the mobile device.  
Signal-integrity issues trouble multi-gigahertz era 2007-03-16
Engineers want a new bag of tricks to manage signal integrity as data rates soar into multi-gigahertz territory.  
ESC chips capitalise on MEMS tech 2007-06-01
Freescale's ESC-capable combo MEMS sensor for vehicles uses a combination of low-G sensors and gyros to achieve angular momentum outputs in addition to acceleration.  
Fairchild boosts efforts in mobile audio requirements 2011-06-16
Fairchild boosts efforts in addressing the rising consumer demand for multimedia mobile devices that offer smaller speakers, sound louder and better, while minimising impact on battery life.  
HDD makers explore tech to double bit density 2007-06-27
HDD makers are exploring new technologies such as disc track media that might be able to nearly double the density of bits on a disc, thus extending the life of perpendicular recording in HDDs.  
EE Times: 10 Hot Gadgets 2012-01-02
The 10 hot gadgets are selected from the Consumer Electronics Association's honorees of engineering design and advancement of the upcoming CES 2012.  
Handset interface taps capacitive sensors 2007-10-09
The capacitive-sensing user interface is beginning to emerge as a practical and innovative upgrade for mechanical buttons in mobile handsets. A designer could opt for capacitive sensing on top of mechanical buttons, where a light touch would trigger the capacitive sensor, and a heavy touch would actuate the mechanical switch.  
High-speed ADCs bridge analogue, digital hardware 2007-01-16
With the speed and channel density of ADCs increasing, in-system adjustments to digital output-drive levels and termination resistors can aid the digital signal integrity at high data rates. This is especially true for ADCs with a serial LVDS output.  


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