Tiny AM/FM Receiver IC Meets Automotive Needs 

Oct 28, 2008, MD&D News Staff

The Si474x AM/FM radio receiver from Silicon Laboratories Inc. is the industry’s smallest and the first automotive-grade AM/FM receiver to be implemented in CMOS...

Highly Integrated Synthesizer, Mixers Boost RF/IF Chain 

Oct 28, 2008, MD&D News Staff

With an on-chip VCO and PLL, the ADF4350 synthesizer from Analog Devices Inc. is the first fully integrated synthesizer to operate from, 137.5 MHz to 4.4 GHz...

Mobile-Phone Voice Processor Eliminates Noise Problems 

Oct 27, 2008, MD&D News Staff

The A1024 Voice Processor from Audience incorporates a suite of voice quality enhancements that ensure that mobile-phone users can hear and be heard in noisy environments...

Interconnect Technology Avoids High-Temperature Compression 

Oct 24, 2008, MD&D News Staff

The patented Direct Bond Interconnect (DBI) technology from Ziptronix enables reliable, repeatable, low-cost wafer-to-wafer or chip-to-wafer bonding without the need for high-temperature compression techniques ...

Combo IC Adds FM, Enhanced Processing To Bluetooth Devices 

Oct 24, 2008, MD&D News Staff

Broadcom Corp. has introduced the BCM2049, which incorporates a complete Bluetooth Version 2.1 + enhanced data rate (EDR) baseband, radio, and software along with a high-performance FM stereo radio receiver...

I/O Expanders Ease Design Of Advanced Handsets 

Oct 24, 2008, MD&D News Staff

The TC35893XGB and TC35894XBG flexible I/O expanders from Toshiba America Electronic Components simplify the addition of I/O peripheral ports for mobile handsets...

Rugged, Compact 3G Ethernet Gateway Provides Smart Connectivity 

Oct 24, 2008, MD&D News Staff

The AirLink Raven XE 3G Ethernet gateway delivers powerful, intelligent, high-speed wireless connectivity in a compact, rugged, cost-effective package...

70-V Schottky Diode Available In Tiny SOD-923 

Oct 21, 2008, MD&D News Staff

The SOD-923 is the smallest surface-mount package available, at 0.026 by 0.043 by 0.016 in...

CMOS PA Paves The Way For A Single-Chip Cell Phone 

Oct 17, 2008, By Donald McClymont, Axiom Microdevices Inc.

Who said you can’t put a cell-phone power amplifier on a CMOS chip?...

EMI-Filtered Terminal Block Rated To 30 Amps In Harsh Environments  

Oct 16, 2008, By Electronic Design

Spectrum Control, Inc. has expanded its line of standard barrier Strip terminal blocks to include a terminal block capable of 30-A current rating...

Module Brings Internet Radio To Mass-Market Platforms 

Oct 13, 2008, MD&D News Staff

The Venice 6.2 Internet radio module from Frontier Silicon provides comprehensive codec support plus enhanced music player functionality...

2.4-GHz Wireless Module Comes In Tape-And-Reel Format 

Oct 3, 2008, MD&D News Staff

RF Digital’s RFD21733 is a fully FCC- and CE-compliant 2.4-GHz ultra-low-power (ULP) wireless module supplied in a tape-and-reel format for automated placement on printed-circuit boards...

GPS Modules Run On 1.8 V 

Oct 1, 2008, MD&D News Staff

The NEO5D and NEO5G GPS modules from u-blox are the first units to operate at 1.8 V, which reduces power by 40% or more compared to its predecessors...

GPS Module Consumes Less Power 

Oct 1, 2008, MD&D News Staff

The Jupiter 30 xLP GPS module from Navman Wireless OEM Solutions incorporates the 65-nm SiRFstarIII GSC3e/LPx chipset and consumes up to 30% less power than previous designs...

ICs Serve As Both Source And System Clock 

Sep 30, 2008, MD&D Staff

Multi-output clock generation and distribution ICs from Analog Devices Inc. include a 512-byte embedded EEPROM memory block...

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