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04 March 2010 10:12

Actel Corporation unveils the world’s first intelligent mixed-signal FPGA

Actel Corporation unveils the world’s first intelligent mixed-signal FPGA

Actel Corporation has unveiled SmartFusion, the world's first intelligent mixed-signal FPGA. Available in production quantities, SmartFusion devices feature Actel's proven FPGA fabric, a complete microcontroller subsystem built around a hard ARM Cortex-M3 processor and programmable analog blocks on

15 December 2009 10:43

IDT introduces industry’s first high-performance repeaters optimised for 6G SAS/SATA

IDT introduces industry’s first high-performance repeaters optimised for 6G SAS/SATA

IDT (Integrated Device Technology, Inc.), a provider of essential mixed signal semiconductor solutions, announces the availability of new members to its family of signal integrity products. The new family of repeater devices include support for the SAS/SATA 6G,

23 September 2009 09:29

Microsemi technology helps power Belgian bid to win Solar Challenge

Microsemi technology helps power Belgian bid to win Solar Challenge

Microsemi Corporation (Nasdaq:MSCC), a manufacturer of analog mixed signal integrated circuits and high reliability semiconductors, today announced that it is a sponsor of the Umicore Belgian Solar Team in the 10th World Solar Challenge event in Australia from

21 August 2009 10:39

Processor with integrated mixed signal technology reduces system cost and design complexity

Processor with integrated mixed signal technology reduces system cost and design complexity

Manufacturers targeting a broad range of consumer and embedded markets can lower costs and streamline product design with one of the first i.MX applications processors from Freescale Semiconductor to integrate mixed signal technology. The device will be showcased