ADC driving DC-10GHz differential amplifier has digital control

ADL5580 is a SiGe dc to 10.0GHz differential-in differential-out gain block from Analog Devices, which has a digital bus for signal path tweaking. “The amplifier offers a referred-to-input noise spectral density of 2.24nV/√Hz at 1GHz and is optimised for distortion performance over a wide frequency range, making the device ideal for driving high speed 12bit ...

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Intel six months ahead of schedule on 18A

Intel says it is six months ahead of schedule with its 18A process – the most advanced of the five process generations it is developing over four years. The process is now scheduled for H2 2024 – six months ahead of schedule. 18A will require ASML’s latest lithography tool the High Numerical Aperture (High NA) ...

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2021 equipment sales up 44%, says SEMI

2021 sales of semiconductor manufacturing equipment were up 44% at $102.6 billion on the 2020 sales total of $71.2 billion, reports SEMI. China was the largest market with sales growing 58% to $29.6 billion. Korea, the second-largest  market, had a sales increase of 55% to $25.0 billion. Taiwan, in third place, had 45% growth to $24.9 billion. Region ...

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Applications open for Dialog-UKESF award for female undergraduates

Applications are now open for the Dialog Semiconductor Award for Female Undergraduates, a collaboration between Dialog and the UKESF (UK Electronics Skills Foundation). It is aimed at female students starting the first year of their electronics-related degree in September 20222. Those selected will receive a £1,500 bursary and can take advantage of a paid summer ...

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Schaffner adds to LED driver filters

Schaffner has added the ED100/ED101 EMC filter series for LED driver circuits. The new filter’s common-mode inductance is matched by a substantial differential-mode inductance. With only one component required on the PCB both types of  noise can be mitigated, saving cost and space while increasing reliability. LEDs are very sensitive to overcurrent and “driver circuits” keep the ...

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