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  • ANC Ensures Clear Audio

    By Staff, January 09, 2012

    The Jabra SUPREME headset uses austriamicrosystems’ active noise cancelling (ANC) IC to ensure clear audio in noisy environments.

  • Wireless Speaker Module Delivers 40-Hour Playback From An AA

    By Staff, December 27, 2011

    HiWave has developed a wireless speaker module for consumer hi-fi applications with impressive battery life.

  • Space Array Chip Simplifies Audio Soundstage Considerations

    By Staff, November 15, 2011

    The LM48901 configurable spatial processor promises to simplify the design and programming of spatially-enhanced audio systems for multi-speaker portable products.

  • Audio SoC First To Exploit ARM Technology

    By Staff, November 03, 2011

    Reportedly an industry first, the ChipCorder ISD9160 embarks as the first audio system-on-a-chip (SoC) to integrates a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0 microcontroller (MCU) core running at 50 MHz.

  • Wolfson To Acquire Dynamic Hearing

    By Staff, September 29, 2011

    Wolfson is set to acquire Dynamic Hearing, an Australian-based software solutions company, for AUD 5.0 million (USD 5.2 million).

  • Audio SoCs Abet Sleek Flat-Panel TVs

    By Staff, August 18, 2011

    Adding to the Sound Terminal family of digital-audio SoCs, the STA381BW and STA381BWS for flat-panel TVs promise to reduce PCB sizes by integrating a headphone driver, line-driver output, and an independent DAC.

  • Audio System-On-A-Chip Arrives For Smartphones

    By Sally Ward-Foxton, August 15, 2011

    According to Wolfson Microelectronics, its WM5100 IC is the world’s first audio system-on-a-chip. It integrates multichannel audio hub, transmit and receive noise cancellation and ambient noise cancellation, in one device.

  • Audio Codec Prevents Speaker Damage

    By Staff, July 28, 2011

    The MAX98089 integrated stereo audio codec allegedly improves audio performance and prevents speaker damage.

  • Audio SoC Enables Heatsink-Free Systems

    By Staff, May 25, 2011

    The STA350BW Sound Terminal digital audio system-on-chip (SoC) forecasts slimmer home audio designs and embarks as the first device of its type supporting systems with up to 50W of output power with no external heatsink required.

  • Media Processor Flaunts Flexible Functionality

    By , April 15, 2011

    Outfitting imaging, audio, embedded-modem, and video-surveillance applications, the second-generation CX92755 media processor supports advanced functionality including HD video encoding and decoding, video/graphics overlay, image processing, and audio and power-supply control.

  • Chip Thwarts Noise In Mobile Phones

    By Staff, February 28, 2011

    Tromboned as the world’s first complete turn-key noise canceling solution for mobile phones, the WM2200 relies on Wolfson’s enhanced myZone ambient noise cancellation technology and category-defining features.

  • Audio Processor Offers MEMS-Enhanced Features

    By Staff, February 16, 2011

    The STA321MP audio processing chip connects directly to the latest miniature and MEMS microphones and provides a unique way of boosting performance from small, low-cost or even damaged speakers.

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