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  • Expect More Mixed Cores, Less Power, And Faster Storage

    By William Wong, December 19, 2011

    More cores, more storage, more networking, lower power, 64-bit ARM8, and touchy interfaces. What more would you want?

  • Logic Devices Upgrade Legacy Systems

    By Staff, June 17, 2011

    The single-gate 74AHCT1Gxx logic devices are primarily a performance upgrade for legacy 5V TTL systems.

  • Dual Gate Logic Devices Enable Product Miniaturization

    By Staff, May 31, 2011

    The 74LVC2G family of two-gate devices come in DFN1010 packages measuring 1-mm square and with a maximum off-board height of 0.4 mm.

  • Expect More Cores, Less Power, And Faster Serial Links In 2011

    By William Wong, December 28, 2010

    It's more core and serial interfaces to deliver better power to performance ratios.

  • Capacitive Proximity Sensor Provides Accuracy And Speed

    By Alexander Solkolov, October 22, 2010

    Three devices including a quad Schmitt Trigger and a Flip-Flop make a proximity sensor.

  • Gates Take On Role As Power Savers

    By Staff, April 02, 2010

    TinyLogic low ICCT gates offer up to a 99% reduction in quiescent power consumption in comparison to standard CMOS devices when the input high voltage is less than supply voltage

  • Interface Circuit Allows Users To Control DC Motor's Speed

    By Firas M. Ali Al-Raie, October 01, 2009

    The circuit in this Idea for Design provides three levels of speed control for a dc motor using a PC’s parallel port (LPT1). A C++ program performs the control functions by allowing the signals from the PC port to deliver three different voltages.

  • Alarm Sounds When Refrigerator Door Remains Open Too Long

    By T.A. Babu, March 26, 2009

    Not properly closing a refrigerator door will no doubt invite huge electricity bills. This gadget, based on a 4060B CMOS binary counter IC, is an alert device that beeps if you leave the refrigerator door open for more than 20 seconds.

  • Device Handles Uni- and Bi-Directional Voltage Translation

    By Staff, October 08, 2008

    The FXL2TD245 is the first dual-supply, bi-directional translator configurable for both uni-directional and independent bi-directional voltage translation between two logic levels. As such, it provides design flexibility in a wide range of low-voltage

  • Comparators Trim Power Consumption

    By Staff, October 08, 2008

    Poised for use in a wide range of battery-powered products, the AS1970-75 line of comparators offer single-, dual-, and quad-input devices with power consumptions down to 8.5 µA per input. The comparators operate with single supplies from 2.5V to

  • TI’s Voltage-Level Translators Improve Connectivity

    By Staff, October 08, 2008

    The TXB0104 and TXS0104E bi-directional voltage-level translation devices promise to improve connectivity between next-generation processors and peripheral devices. Eliminating the requirement for direction control signals used by traditional

  • LVDS Buffer/Repeaters Boost FPGA Signal Integrity

    By Staff, October 08, 2008

    Entering the market as the first four-channel LVDS buffers with configurable output pre-emphasis, the DS90LV004 and SCAN90004 1.5 Gb/s, four-channel buffer/repeaters promise to boost FPGA and ASIC signal integrity across backplanes and cables. Both

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