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CRL Opto has bought the microdisplay production assets of Scottish firm MicroVue from the liquidators. CRL Opto, which uses microdisplays manufactured by the troubled Edinburgh firm in its products, said it will re-commence the production of the firm’s microdisplays “as soon as possible”. It has also acquired all MicroVue’s remaining stocks of microdisplays and Asic drivers. “Over recent months our ...
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Tests find one-in-five SRAM upsets may give errors
Single event upsets hit SRAM FPGAs harder
FASL eyes NAND flash
Fujitsu-AMD joint venture looks at data storage
Xilinx queries SRAM errors in FPGA tests
Correlation between test and real life inaccurate, says firm
Analogue foundry production on rise
Production of analogue components on the rise
Freescale adds PowerPC cores
Freescale Semiconductor, the newly named Motorola semiconductor business, has given details of its latest PowerPC processor cores intended for system-on-chip design in communications and consumer applications. The mid-range e300 core is an upgraded version of the 603e PowerPC core used in previous-generation PowerQUICC II processors that scales from 266 to 667MHz in 130nm process technology. The enhanced core includes a ...
Impinj lets standard CMOS be used in analogue
US start-up Impinj has revealed details of its ‘self-adaptive silicon' technology, allowing standard CMOS to be used for analogue and mixed signal circuits
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