TI acquires Commergy

www.cbronline.com | May 15, 2008

Texas Instruments has acquired Ireland-based power supply design company Commergy Technologies for an undisclosed sum.

http://www.cbronline.com/article_news.asp?guid=6AFAA63D-7522-48C0-A53F-21749F53428E

Tiny microcontroller hosts dual dc/dc-boost converters

www.edn.com | May 15, 2008

An Atmel AVR microcontroller can serve as the PWM controller for two dc/dc converters that provide high voltages from a two-cell supply.

http://www.edn.com/article/CA6558469.html?nid=2551

National Semiconductor

edn.firstlightera.com | May 9, 2008

Increase your products energy efficiency with our analog-intensive solutions

http://edn.firstlightera.com/EN/Microsites/1/National+Semiconductor/AboutNationalSemiconductor

Texas Instruments Rolls Out TPA2014D1 Class-D Audio Amplifier

edageek.com | May 6, 2008

Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) (NYSE:TXN) introduced a monolithic, filter-free Class-D audio amplifier with an integrated boost converter for portable applications ...

http://edageek.com/2008/05/06/ti-tpa2014d1/

RF Consulting | Sanders RF Consulting - RF Design and Engineering Consultants

We specialize in wireless RF communication system and circuit design, but do a significant and expanding amount of microprocessor, digital signal processor, audio, and power supply design as part of our service to our clients.

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Electronics Design, Strategy, News | EDNAsia.com

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IDC's end-user survey across the Asia/Pacific (excluding) Japan region in 2007 has identified the key issues that organizations face in planning their storage infrastructure (see figure below).

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Small Services, Inc.

SMALL SERVICES is an independent power supply design and consulting practice specializing in power electronics, power supplies, and related technologies. Ken Small is the principal consultant and project manager.

http://www.smallservices.net/

resourceMain on EDN: Electronics Design, Strategy, News

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This webcast describes how Actel, the low-power FPGA leader, is redefining power. With dramatic power advantages at the cell, chip and system levels, Actel’s award-winning 5uW flash-based IGLOO FPGAs and innovative mixed-signal Fusion Programmable System Chips enable power-efficient design.

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