Published:2012/1/11 21:08:00 Author:Phyllis
STMicroelectronics’s latest unveiled “smart” suit prototype include a sewn-in multi-sensor motion co-processor and can recognize complex movements of the wearer’s body and translates them to a digital model. Such body motion reconstruction technology could improve outcomes in clinical and sports medicine applications, as well as enhancing augmented reality where users could. The prototype suit has miniaturi... (View)
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Published:2012/1/11 1:47:00 Author:Amy
The AVR UC3L, D, and A4 microcontrollers from Atmel Corporation come with DSP instructions, USB connectivity, secure encryption, and capacitive-touch support. The UC3L only has 165 μA/ MHz consumption in active mode, as little as 600 nA with the RTC running, and as little as 9 nA in deep-sleep mode. The devices also feature 128 or 256 kbytes of flash memory and 32 kbytes of internal SRAM. The UC3D has a RTC with ca... (View)
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Published:2012/1/11 1:43:00 Author:Li xiao na
Frontier Silicon was built in the year of 2011, which has been a leading supplier of innovative semiconductor, module and software solutions for digital radio and connected audio systems all over the world. The audio module with dual-band 802.11n connectivity has been released by Frontier Silicon, which operates in the 2.4 and 5GHz bands for wireless (View)
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Published:2012/1/11 1:26:00 Author:Amy
The Cortex-M0-based LPC11D00 and LPC12D00 microcontrollers from NXP adopt LCD drivers to have high contrast and brightness. With the PCF8576D LCD driver, the devices can drive any static or multiplexed LCDs containing four backplanes and 40 segments. Designers can easily cascade these LCD drivers to suit as many as 2560 segments. T... (View)
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Published:2012/1/11 0:51:00 Author:Phyllis
NXP Semiconductors’ new MEMS-based frequency synthesizer presents a compelling alternative to quartz crystal-based timing devices. NXP’s MEMS technology replaces a quartz crystal with a bare silicon die that is more than 20 times smaller than the smallest crystal available today. The MEMS die does not require any dedicated, quartz-like, ceramic or metal-can hermetic package. Instead, it can be merged with other ICs... (View)
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Published:2012/1/11 0:27:00 Author:Phyllis
Hittite Microwave Corporation recently released the HMC1015 triple-balanced GaAs MESFET MMIC mixer, which is well suited for microwave and millimeter wave radios, military sensors, and test/measurement equipment applications. The HMC1015 can be used as a frequency converter with 16 to 22 GHz at the IF port and 26 to 32... (View)
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