Integrated Device Technology's RapidIO Gen2 products have been adopted by Fujitsu in their latest generation of wireless base stations.  These systems are being deployed in production in support of Cloud Radio Access Network (C-RAN) cellular network architectures and LTE and next-gen LTE-A wireless standards, among others.

Operating from 3200 to 4000MHz, an RF device that greatly reduces power consumption, solution cost and board area for developers of TDD cellular base stations has been unveiled by Integrated Device Technology. The F1358 integrated digital pre-distortion demodulator delivers the industry’s highest levels of linearity and integration to enhance the performance of the digital pre-distortion transmitter linearisation path of cellular base stati...

IDT has announced that it has launched an Open High-Performance Analytics and Computing (HPAC) Lab to address the real-time application needs of enterprise and cloud computing end users. The lab supports heterogeneous processing technologies from CPU and accelerator vendors who are connecting their hardware with IDT’s portfolio of RapidIO and PCIe interconnect semiconductors, advanced timing and memory interface products.

Expanding its VersaClock 5 family, Integrated Device Technology has announced programmable clock generators that simplify the creation of PCIe clocks while providing flexible outputs. The 5P49V5907 and 5P49V5908 have three outputs that can generate any frequency up to 350MHz in various output types.

Expanding its low-power PCIe portfolio of clock generators, Integrated Device Technology has announced six and eight output 3.3V clock generators. The 9FGL06 and 9FGL08 operate at approximately 100mW (roughly one-fifth the power of traditional PCIe clock devices), making them the lowest power 3.3V PCIe clock generators on the market and effectively eliminating thermal concerns.

Integrated Device Technology has announced a long-term collaboration with ZMDI to develop energy-efficient power management solutions. Integrating the two companies’ technologies and incorporating ZMDI’s leading-edge higher-current architectures, IDT will address new market segments with its award-winning power products.

The latest generations of fully-programmable multi-output clock sources help designers satisfy the timing requirements of multiple high-speed interfaces, while offering a healthy jitter margin, low power consumption, and a compact footprint. By Baljit Chandhoke, Product Marketing Manager, Multi-Market Timing Products, Integrated Device Technology

Integrated Device Technology has expanded its advanced RF silicon solutions with the addition of two Glitch-Free Digital Step Attenuators (DSAs), as well as its first product in a new family of Voltage Variable Attenuators (VVAs). These next-gen attenuators feature wide bandwidths, low insertion loss, high linearity, pinpoint attenuation accuracy and a wide temperature range.

IDT announced that LG has integrated an IDT wireless power receiver into its flagship G4 model. LG’s G4 has IDT’s P9025A chip built into the motherboard, delivering compact size and a simplified application circuit. LG chose IDT as the sole-source vendor for the wireless charging capabilities in its latest state-of-the-art portable device. LG previously chose an IDT chip to deliver wireless charging in the previous-gen G3 smartphone.

Integrated Device Technology has announced updated VersaClock 5 programmable clock generators, featuring built-in crystals for a simpler, more cost-effective approach to electronic systems timing. The 5P49V5933 and 5P49V5935 deliver the features of IDT’s VersaClock 5 clock generators while reducing PCB space and cost through the integration of a crystal.

Featuring low power consumption and excellent phase noise performance, a wideband RF synthesiser/PLL has been introduced by Integrated Device Technology. The 8V97051 also generates fewer and lower power spurs than similar competing devices, which, combined with the power and phase noise, offers a unique competitive advantage for achieving optimal RF transmission and reception.

IDT has announced its collaboration with Efficient Power Conversion to develop technology based on GaN, a semiconductor material widely recognised for its speed and efficiency. Under their collaboration, the companies will explore integrating EPC’s eGaN technology with leading IDT solutions.

Integrated Device Technology has announced its collaboration with Blu Wireless Technology to demonstrate integrated wireless charging with ultra-fast 60GHz WiGig data transmission, a combination that will enable consumers to charge their phones and tablets while streaming the highest quality 4K HD video and photos to their televisions and computers, all without the need for cords.

Integrated Device Technology has announced that it will demonstrate its leading timing, power, signal integrity and RapidIO products at TECHNO-FRONTIER 2015, held on the 20th to 22nd May at the Makuhari Messe convention centre. Visitors can see the demos at the IDT booth, #5E-218.

Integrated Device Technology has announced that IKEA has chosen its wireless power transmitters to embed in its furniture and accessories for convenient wireless charging of enabled portable devices. IDT’s P9030 magnetic induction transmitters are embedded in the latest IKEA products including side tables and lamps. The products will soon be available in stores throughout North America and Europe.

  The 5P11xx family of low-jitter universal output fanout buffers, which provide high performance with just 200fs of additive jitter while offering greater flexibility to design engineers, has been introduced by IDT. 

Integrated Device Technology has entered a three-year collaboration with the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, CERN (Centre Européenne pour la Recherche Nucléaire), with the goal of using IDT’s RapidIO technology to help improve data acquisition and analysis in some of the world’s most advanced fundamental physics research.

Integrated Device Technology has introduced a family of clock buffers that are claimed to deliver best-in-class jitter performance in a compact package. The 5PB11xx family provides low-jitter metrics of less than 50fs RMS additive phase jitter (12KHz to 20MHz), offering system designers greater jitter margin than competitive products to help them meet system clock requirements.

Integrated Device Technology announced that it has shipped 10m RF devices, less than four years after entering the market. Since beginning RF development in 2009, IDT has advanced wireless infrastructure technology with a stream of SNR  enhancing innovations for leading RF developers.

Delivering faster charging in an ultra-compact form factor, a magnetic induction, wireless power receiver has been announced by Integrated Device Technology. The P9027 magnetic induction receiver offers 80% peak system level efficiency and improved overall thermal performance. The high-efficiency architecture enables higher power transfer rates, translating into shorter charge times for portable devices such as smart phones and tablets.