INDUSTRY’S SMALLEST, LOWEST POWER, HIGH-SPEED OCTAL ADCS ENABLE HIGHER CHANNEL COUNT IN PORTABLE MEDICAL DESIGNS
Analog Devices is debuting the industry’s first family of octal, high-speed analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) to extend to 14 bits. The eight-channel high-speed converters are ideal for portable medical devices and ultrasound machines, for which lower power consumption and smaller board space are critical design considerations. The 10-bit ,AD9212 and 12-bit AD9222 consume less than 100 mW per channel, yielding a savings of as much as 5 to 6 watts, as compared to competitive offerings, in ultrasound systems containing up to 512 channels. As the industry’s first 14-bit, high-speed octal ADC, the AD9252 offers designers the highest dynamic range for high-performance imaging applications, such as radar and sensitive non-destructive testing.
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Oki Group, World's First to Launch Thin-Film-Bonding Technology in Volume Tokyo, Japan - Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. (TSE: 6703) and OKI Printing Solutions (the brand name for Oki Data Corporation), today announced that they have developed "Epi Film Bonding" (EFB) technology in which thin films are released and bonded on dissimilar materials. Oki Group is the world's first to succeed in high volume production of LED printheads using the EFB technology. Leer la noticia completa Jueves, 07 Septiembre, 2006 - 12:15

Oki Electric Releases World's Lowest Power Consumption Sound Chip for Mobile Phones, Equipped with 64 Polyphonic Sound Generator and MP3 Decoder Tokyo, Japan - Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. (TSE: 6703) today released its ML2841, a sound chip equipped with a 64 polyphonic(*1) sound generator and an MP3 decoder. Oki succeeded in reducing the power consumption of long-period MP3 playback on mobile phones down to 32mW, a decrease of approximately 80% compared to previous products. Oki has been providing samples already and will launch the ML2841 in full-scale production and sales from December 2006. Leer la noticia completa Jueves, 07 Septiembre, 2006 - 12:14

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