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Integration goes global
Mouser Electronics has launched a global distribution partnership withMaxim Integrated Products giving purchasers immediate access toMaxim's array of analogue andmixed-signal, high-frequency integrated circuits. Mouser vice president of semiconductors,
Mike Scott, explained: “This partnership is a huge win for
customers.Mouser is committed to servicing customers with in-stock cutting- edge technologies.Working with us,Maxim can reach our extensive global community early in the design process.”
Support for industrial SoCs
Maxim'smanaging director of sales and
applications, Americas and corporate distribution, Jason Green, added: “Our ability to innovate and integrate provides a sustainable competitive advantage for
customers.Mouser is committed to service excellence, breadth of in-stock products and fast global delivery with a track record of supporting design engineers. Together, we make an impressive team.”
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Analogue portfolio gets a boost
IBM's metamorphosis
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Toshiba continues tomanufacture some ASICs using technology introduced over 20 years ago
Toshiba Electronics Europe's (TEE) ASIC and foundry business unit is offering European customers long-life process support while continuing tomakemature ASIC technologies available for new design starts. Both options will be attractive to customers developing system-on-chip (SoC) solutions for industrial applications where extended product lifecycles and/or cost optimised design are key.
Alongside its 130, 90, 65, 40 and
forthcoming 28nmprocesses, TEE continues to support design starts at the 0.6µm, 0.35µmand 180nmnodes originally introduced in the 1990s. These mature technologies can reduce design costs for new analogue andmixed-signal applications as well as providing options for obsolescence replacement. TEE’s seniormanager for ASIC and
foundry business development. Rainer Werner Kaese, explained: “We recognise that there aremany customers that require access tomature technologies to realise pricing and time-to-market advantages. Toshiba always supports ASIC production as long as there is customer demand in appropriate volume. For example, even today we continue tomanufacture devices using the 1.2µmtechnology we first introduced over 20 years ago.”
www.toshiba-components.com 8 |March 2011
Farnell adds 800 new analogueMicrochip Technology products to its portfolio
Farnell has added 800 new analogue products fromMicrochip Technology, which is said to create the largest stock of the new products in Europe. Customers now have access to the latest analogue range, which includes low power op amps, low voltage boost switching regulators and delta sigma A/D converters.
Head of semiconductors, passives and
optoelectronics (SEPO) product and supplier management at Farnell Europe, Richard Curtin, said: “Being the first distributor to stock the largest analogue product range fromMicrochip reiterates how Farnell and element14 are leading technology in the electronics sector. By working with us, design engineers can be confident they access the latest technology for their new designs.”
Microchip's sales channel manager,
MikeMcGlade, added: “Microchip has seen significant sales growth from its analogue and interface product division over recent years. Farnell’s marketing skills, plus the increased analogue portfolio, will help generate and support many new designs.”
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