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Hitachi chooses Cypress clock for HDTV

Posted: 27 Oct 2006

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Keywords: Cypress Semiconductor Corp. Hitachi Ltd. HDTV

[Summary of tips] Hitachi Ltd. has chosen Cypress Semiconductor Corp. clocks for the Wooo 9000 series high definition digital TVs (HDTV). Five Cypress products have been designed-in to provide the precise timing necessary for the advanced Wooo systems.The Wooo 9000 series HDTV line-up includes both LCD and PDP models. All models have four integr......

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