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Articles tagged with: Analog Devices
Analog Devices Quarterly Profits Down by 53%
Signal processing semiconductor vendor, Analog Devices (ADI) has reported a 25% decline in its third fiscal quarter of US$492 million, although this was a slight increase on the previous quarter. However, profits were down by 53% at US$65.5 million compared with a profit of $138.6 million a year ago. more
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Analog to close Cambridge site next month
Chipmaker Analog Devices of Norwood will shut down its Cambridge manufacturing facility next month, at a cost of 120 jobs. more
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iPhone Mania Boosts Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS) Market
The success of AppleĆ's iPhone is spurring competitors to offer products with comparable features, fueling a sales boom for Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS) accelerometers used to detect motion in smart phones. more
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WiMAX Chipset Market to be Driven by Mobile PCs Through 2012
The emerging WiMAX chipset market will be driven primarily by embedded Mobile WiMAX in mobile PCs through 2012, reports In-Stat. WiMAX Customer Premise Equipment (CPE), external clients and dual-mode cellular/WiMAX handsets will also help drive WiMAX chipset volumes through 2012. Major players in the user terminal chipset space in 2007 were Sequans, Intel, Beceem, Runcom and GCT Semiconductor. more
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Analog Devices Sells Wireless Chipset Product Lines
Analog Devices is selling its assets related to its Othello baseband chipset product lines, as well as certain cellular handset baseband support operations to the fabless semiconductor firm, MediaTek - for US$350 million in cash. more
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Mobile WiMAX Quickly Taking Over WiMAX IC Market
Fixed WiMAX IC vendors have recently re-directed their energies towards Mobile WiMAX, particularly in the second half of 2006 and into 2007, reports In-Stat. This represents a dramatic change, as the overwhelming majority of 2005 and 2006 WiMAX chipsets were Fixed WiMAX (802.16d)-compliant, with a very small percentage in 2006 representing chipsets used in early WiBro (mobile WiMAX-based) devices, the high-tech market research firm says. more
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Analog Launches Chinese 3G Chipset
Analog Devices has announced the availability of its Chinese 3G standard (TD-SCDMA). With the addition of the SoftFone-LCR+ chipset to its 3G product portfolio, TD-SCDMA handset manufacturers have the option to choose between a single platform for either voice-centric or multimedia capable handsets. more
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TTPCom Signs GSM Modem License Agreement
TTP Communications and Analog Devices have announced that TTPCom's subsidiary TTPCom has reached an agreement with ADI - its long time collaborator in the development of silicon and software for cellular phones - under which TTPCom will transfer to ADI intellectual property, engineering resources, and related assets associated with the support and customization of TTPCom GSM/GPRS/EDGE modem software specifically for use on ADI products. more
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A Single-Chip, Quad-Band EDGE Transceiver"
Analog Devices has unveiled its single-chip radio transceiver for the EDGE cellular standard. Based on Analog Devices' award-winning direct conversion Othello radio architecture, the new Othello-E transceiver integrates virtually all the necessary components, including voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs), PLL loop filters and power management, for a complete quad-band EDGE radio design. Additionally, because of its ultra-small packaging, the Othello-E transceiver is among the smallest EDGE transceivers available on the market today. The device can operate in the 850, 900, 1800, and 1900 MHz frequency bands, enabling worldwide coverage. more
Analog Supporting Chinese 3G Standard
Analog Devices has announced that China's ZTE Corporation has designed it's SoftFone-LCR chipset and Datang Mobile's solution into its new 3G TD-SCDMA U310 handset and MU100 data card. Analog Devices' SoftFone-LCR chipset is based on the popular RAM-based SoftFone architecture also used in Analog Devices' GSM/GPRS and EDGE chipsets. The chipset incorporates a digital baseband processor, which is based on Analog Devices' Blackfin Processor, achieving more than 250 MHz performance and exceptionally low power consumption through Blackfin's Dynamic Power Management capability. more
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