September 02, 2010
Memristors made from pure silicon could enable resistive random access memory (ReRAM) that are simpler and cheaper to manufacture than Hewlett-Packard Co.'s titanium-based formulation, according to researchers at Rice University. In collaboration with ...
Today's news
- JDSU debuts Concentrated Photovoltaic Technology (CPV) for solar power generation
- Win a Spartan-6 FPGA embedded kit with its extensible development board, key tools and integrated IP
- LCD TV panel makers target 40% LED penetration by Q4'10
- Wireless sensor network IC shipments bounce back in 2010
- Rice's silicon memristor aims to beat HP
- GlobalFoundries puts rivals on notice, tips 20-nm process
- IBM claims fastest MPU
- GlobalFoundries to make big MEMS push
- Take part in EE Times' Annual Salary & Opinion Survey report
- High Integrity Systems and InterNiche extend cooperation in Europe
New Products
- Fully programmable variable gain amp reduces solution footprint by 32%
- Plug-n-protect OPC firewall provides security for automation facilities
- Switch mainframes boost system throughput for semiconductor test applications
- 2M-pixel SOC sensors support high-volume feature phone markets
- Low frequency clock chip supports long duration timing
- COM Express form factor ETXexpress-AI now offers Type 6 pin-out
- MSC adds 78 microcontrollers from Renesas Electronics to its product portfolio
- Touch screen bridge provides easier connection between controller and host
- Next-Generation CAN/LIN SBCs address the EMC requirements of global car OEMs
- 2.4 GHz multi-channel FSK transceiver features built-in star network manager
Next events
July 08, 2010
- Webinars
Basics of electrical measurements
July 15, 2010
to November 10, 2010
- Seminars
CST Workshop Series 2010 – Edinburgh – Belfast – Dublin - Loughborough
September 06, 2010
- Seminars
Silicon chip training seminar - London
September 09, 2010
- Webinars
Multiband wireless device design in a complex physical environment
September 15, 2010
to September 16, 2010
- Seminars
Future World Symposium – London
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- Intel seen as likely buyer for Infineon group
- Fuel cell breakthrough aims at commercialization
- Intel to purchase Infineon's Wireless Solutions Business in USD 1.4 billion cash transaction
- Infineon makes significant progress on wireless discussions
- AMD unveils two new x86 cores
- Marvell and Harman bring advanced Wi-Fi to the automotive industry
- Apple iPad upgrade likely to get STMicro gyro
- 'Rocking' robot mimics human/ape climbers
- Decision time looms for hard drive makers
- Toshiba spins 2.5 Tbit hard disk
Filter Wizard
Check out the Filter Wizard Series of articles by Filter Guru Kendall Castor-Perry which provide invaluable practical Analog Design guidelines.
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READER OFFER
The Spartan-6 FPGA embedded kit offered by Xilinx in this month's reader offer is based on the company's Spartan-6 LX45T FPGA. It contains an extensible development board and the key tools and IP needed for embedded development.
The reference designs and software/hardware tutorials provided with this kit will give a jump-start to your development. The package worth 735 Euros includes a ROHS compliant SP605 base board including the XC6SLX45T-FGG484 -3 FPGA, the ISE Design Suite device-locked for the Spartan-6 LX45T FPGA and numerous other tools.
READER OFFER
This month, Xilinx is giving away one such kit, worth 735 Euros, for EETimes Europe's readers to win.
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