2 June 2004DSP, Micros & Memory
Integrated Solutions
Transport (Industry)
Logistics (Industry)
Exar has expanded its communications portfolio by entering the market for clock distribution devices. The company unveiled a family of five new programmable skew clock components - including an industry first: smallest package (32-pin) and the highest frequency range (200 MHz) of any 3,3 or 2,5 V devices.
Whether regulating data transmissions or executing system instructions, clocks perform the critical role of producing precisely timed and repeated impulses that synchronise the overall system or other embedded applications. Driving the need for better performing clocks are faster processors, faster memory and increasingly lower voltage requirements, especially in new designs. Keeping pace with these trends has put new demands on clocks for lower jitter, better skew specifications and device reliability. Exar, with a long history of analog and phase lock loop design expertise, developed the XRK499x series of innovative clock and timing devices targeting wireless basestations, network switches and routers, among others.
In addition to the other four new programmable skew clocks, the XRK4999 is an industry-first. Three elements distinguish the component from competitive offerings: a 32-pin package for either 3,3 or 2,5 V, a redundant input clock and the widest frequency range (3,75 to 200 MHz) with a four-bank skew and 250 picosecond accuracy. Exar is the only company to offer these in a single solution, which is critical in designing highly integrated, small form factor components for leading edge networking and transmission applications.
Webinar: The future of home security Infineon Technologies
DSP, Micros & Memory
Mouser Electronics has partnered with Infineon Technologies to provide the engineering community with a new webinar called ‘Secured Smart Access: Building the Future of Smart Homes’
Read more...Webinar: The Cyber Resilience Act
DSP, Micros & Memory
To foster more secure cyberspaces, regulators are reacting by defining cybersecurity frameworks for devices manufacturers.
Read more...High-performance energy efficient BLE SoC Altron Arrow
DSP, Micros & Memory
Silicon Labs has introduced its latest integrated chip, the BG26 SoC, with embedded Bluetooth LE and Bluetooth mesh systems.
Read more...Easily incorporate embedded security Avnet Silica
DSP, Micros & Memory
Microchip Technology has announced the new family of PIC32CK 32-bit microcontrollers that incorporate an integrated Hardware Security Module (HSM) subsystem.
Read more...Large memory footprint MCU NuVision Electronics
DSP, Micros & Memory
PG26 32-bit MCUs are ideal for enabling a wide range of low-power and high-performance embedded IoT applications.
Read more...MCUs offering more design freedom Avnet Silica
DSP, Micros & Memory
The STM32H7R and STM32H7S are the fastest STM32 MCUs at 600 MHz, and the most cost-effective STM32H7s, thanks to their smaller flash memory.
Read more...Webinar: Embedded MCU development with VS Code Infineon Technologies
DSP, Micros & Memory
Recently, embedded microcontroller developers are exploring ways to bring devices to market faster by taking advantage of the lightweight yet powerful features of VS Code.
Read more...Microchip expands FPGA capabilities ASIC Design Services
News
Microchip Technology has acquired Neuronix AI Labs to expand its capabilities for power-efficient, AI-enabled edge solutions deployed on field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs).
Read more...PolarFire SoC FPGA ASIC Design Services
DSP, Micros & Memory
Developed on Microchip’s radiation-tolerant PolarFire FPGA, it is the first real-time Linux capable, RISC-V-based microprocessor subsystem on a flight-proven PolarFire FPGA fabric.
printer friendly version