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What's new in SPICE? source from efymag.com
Not many EDA tools get a chance to celebrate their 40th anniversary.SPICE circuit simulator,first released for the public in 1972,is one among the lucky ones that remains widely used even today.
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Interview with analog devices source from electronicsmaker.com
Vaishali of Electronics Maker conducted telecon interview with Analog Devices Spokesperson.She interacted with Dan Liebholz,Engineering Director,General Purpose Digital Signal Processing(GP-Dsp)Division at Analog Devices and Dr.Samuel H.
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Industrial automation and control market in India source from efymag.com
India,where industrial automation started in the 1990s,has till date only scratched the surface.A lot still needs th happen.While some industries like the automotive and automotive component industry have done well,we still have low productivity in our factories.
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ANALOG ICs experiencing big growth source from electronicsmaker.com
Analog remains one of the most diverse and profitable markets in the entire semiconductor industry.
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LTE Advanced - The Ruling 4G Wireless technology source from electronicsmaker.com
LTE-Advanced will be one of the 4G buzzwords of 2013 as carriers around the world start to upgrade and deploy the next evolution in networks. Here's what you need to know.
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Causes of ESD on Semiconductor Advancements source from electronicsmaker.com
ESD is a serious issue in solid state electronics, such as integrated circuits. Integrated circuits are made from semiconductor materials such as silicon and insulating materials such as silicon dioxide. Either of these materials can suffer permanent damage when subjected to high voltages; as a result, there are now a number of antistayic devices that help prevent static build up.
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Simple technologies that make healthcare affordable (7 Oct 12) source from thehindu.com
While India has become a hub for affordable and quality healthcare and is seeing growing medical tourism, the per capita expenditure on, and penetration of, quality healthcare is still incredibly low. To address the challenge, new semiconductor technologies have emerged that make equipment smaller, more energy-efficient, and cut the total cost of ownership while also providing quality results even in less-than-ideal conditions.
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Financial Viability Of New Semiconductor Chip source from efytimes.com
Launching any new semiconductor product is a high stakes situation. It is only sensible therefore, that the first phase before the product development be a feasibility study, which brings out the facts and figures, on the basis of which management can decide to commit the company resources to a given project.
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ADI Converters Help Capture High-Resolution Images Of Mars (31 Aug 12) source from biztech2.in.com

Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI), the maker of high-performance semiconductors for signal-processing applications, has announced that its converter technology is working inside Ball Aerospace’s High-Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera, as it has been for the past seven years, helping scientists obtain the most detailed pictures ever taken of Mars.

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Making sense of the analogue world (8 Jul 12) source from thehindu.com
Sensing the challenge:Somshubro Pal Choudhury, Managing Director, Analog Devices India, says the focus today is on the processor; but every processor, no matter how powerful, depends critically on how it interacts with the world outside, which is analogue.
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Moving From Multi-Cores To Many Cores! source from efytimes.com
Using multiple processing cores in today's SoC is quite common. In general purpose CPUs, typically, all of the cores are the instantiation of the same core. In embedded SoCs, usually, there may be a few general purpose software programmable cores, and many more application specific hardware accelerators. Many of the hardware accelerators themselves may be software programmable, but customised cores.
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No. 1 automotive MEMS supplier is Bosch, lead position retained: reports IHS (7 Jun 12) source from eeherald.com

IHS iSuppli has released the automotive MEMS report that positioned Bosch GmbH Automotive Electronics of Germany as the world's top supplier of automotive microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) in 2011.

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Medical Electronics - Miniaturization Trend (Jun 12) source from electronicsmaker.com

The Medical electronics industry has witnessed significant growth in recent years and this growth trajectory is expected to continue due to the rising incidence of chronic diseoses, increased urbonizotion and a growing elderly population. With the arrival of nanotechnology, telemedicine and innovative semiconductor devices, the industry is well poised to help Indio leapfrog onto o new level of quality heolthcare by driving the affordability and accessibility factors.

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