ARM and Synopsys have partnered to create a reference flow for designers using dynamic voltage control
Monthly Archives: February 2005
European electronics in transition
With manufacturing moving to low cost locations, the dynamics of the Western European electronics industry is changing
Bath grows electronics syllabus
In a year that has seen UK universities closing entire chemistry departments, and pulling the plug on undergraduate courses in physics and maths, it seems the University of Bath is bucking the downward trend in students choosing science and engineering. The University said applications for places on undergraduate courses in electronic engineering have increased in recent years, contradicting a country-wide ...
Finding advice on lead-free
Websites and links to further information and advice
Delegates disagree on impact of WiMAX
There was dissension in the ranks over the forthcoming mobile variant of the WiMAX 802.16e wireless access standard at this year’s 3GSM World Congress. “The mass market is for ‘e’ and it is coming next year,” said Marc Rouane, COO of the mobile communications group at Alcatel. “It is positioned to cost between DSL and UMTS/HSDPA and it’s not intended ...
Elixent expects success in digital TV
Converting digital TV signals into a format for TFT flat panel displays is first commercial application for its configurable...
Arrow shoots straight
Distributor reports quarterly earnings up 83 per cent to $47.7m
Philips has non-volatile plastic memory
Dutch researchers reveal polymer NVM
Welsh wafer firm doubles revenues
Pure Wafer's interim results, the first since floating, show turnover more than doubling to £3.98m
AMD demonstrates dual-core micros
AMD has demonstrated dual core, 64-bit processors for desktop PCs, with the intention of shipping production versions later this...