More-than-Moore and the Internet of Things
New materials and engineering approaches have doubled the pace of development for today’s devices, promising a new generation of integrated devices to enable the
Author: Richard Comerford
Rugged socket handles 40 GHz from −55 to 150ºC
The SMP-QFN-8008 socket accepts 10x10-mm packages and operates with less than 1dB of insertion loss to 40
Magnetic shielding materials to protect sensitive electronics
Low-frequency magnetic fields can impact electronic devices, inducing unwanted current flows in sensitive paths that can add noise, introduce errors, and otherwise
And now for something entirely different — the LDC1000
The first model of this new type of sensor, the LDC1000, has opened new doors; in the words of one TIer, “These are some of the most exciting customer meetings we've
HCMOS oscillator matches chip-set voltage levels
The FXU-HC51 XpressO-ULTRA oscillator series lets designers employ a compact, 1.8-V, ultra-precision HCMOS oscillator that works at the same circuit level as modern chip
Low-noise OCXOs suit PLL, synthesizer apps
The HPXO series of high-performance, oven-controlled crystal oscillators deliver phase noise performance of -140 dBc/Hz typical at 100 Hz
Relaunced MEMS oscillators fit standard footprints
Originally launched in 2013, the oscillators are now being fabricated using enhanced production processes that further reduce manufacturing
Small OCXO aims at telecomm, wireless savings
At $45 each in 100-piece quantities, the Model 149 oscillator offers significant cost
Low-jitter HCMOS oscillators comply with automotive standards
Proprietary ASIC technology, with a third-order delta-sigma modulator (DSM), enables the oscillators to significantly reduce noise to levels comparable with traditional
OCXO provides ultra-low noise
The high performance OCXOs have sine wave outputs with harmonics less than 30 dBc, and typical phase noise ranges from −100 dBc/Hz at 1 Hz to −170 dBc/Hz at 100 kHz