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Safe use of phone apps at the wheel through smartphone-centric in-vehicle infotainment May 7, 2012
STMicroelectronics has integrated remote control technology from RealVNC onto its automotive-grade infotainment application processors.
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Low-power wireless transceiver doubles operational lifetime of smart meters
April 27, 2012
STMicroelectronics has introduced a high-performance, ultra-low-power wireless transceiver for Automatic Meter Infrastructure and other wireless sensor node applications, such as alarm and security systems, home and building automation, and industrial monitoring and control.
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Report claims ST-Ericsson re-organisation is preparation for sale
March 16, 2012
Didier Lamouche, the CEO appointed in December at fabless mobile chip joint venture ST-Ericsson, is set to announce a re-organization before the end of the month, which will ready the company for sale, according to a Reuters report that quoted unnamed sources.
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ST-Ericsson and STMicroelectronics join forces in European VENTURI augmented reality project
December 9, 2011
To accelerate the creation and adoption of technologies that enrich people's daily experience, ST-Ericsson and STMicroelectronics announced their collaboration in the VENTURI (immersiVe ENhancemenT of User-woRld Interactions) European scientific project dedicated to mobile augmented reality. Augmented reality (AR) weaves real-world images with computer-generated digital images, text and graphics, enhancing what people see, hear, feel and smell.
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2.4 GHz RF Smart Remote reference design targets TVs and set-top boxes
December 1, 2011
A complete hardware and software reference design featuring a multi-touch touchpad, 6-axis motion sensing, and full QWERTY keyboard, the nRFready™ 2.4 GHz RF Smart Remote leverages Nordic's nRF24L series SoCs and Gazell™ 2.4 GHz RF protocol stack to provide a feature-rich platform for developing remote controls for the latest Internet-enabled and Web 2.0 digital TV and set-top boxes.
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RFID/NFC dual-interface memory IC relies on RF energy harvesting
ST Micro chips tackle security/interface needs
STMicroelectronics and MTL develop ultra-low-voltage SoC for future wireless and implantable devicess
RF power transistor delivers cost-effective platform for increased wireless-system performance
Antenna couplers improve connection reliability and battery life
Real-time clock with embedded crystal targets portable electronics
ST-Ericsson restructures, break-even recedes
STMicroelectronics boosts accessibility and value of space-grade power electronics
MEMS sensor delivers ten degrees of freedom
MEMS microphones enhance audio experience in mobile phones
Consortium claims SiGe frequency record
STMicroelectronics partners bTendo to develop the world's smallest pico projector for smart phones
TriQuint cracks top 10 among MEMs vendors
Single-chip positioning device for multiple global navigation systems claims world first
MEMS-based tracking tags will survive and function in extreme temps and gamma irradiation
High-density RFID memory IC speeds up maintenance of professional equipment
Cooperation boosts mobile phone use as e-ticket
STMicroelectronics demonstrates development of broadcast/broadband consumer market at IBC 2010
ST's HD radio chipset receives iBiquity certification
ST and NXP partner on Android API for NFC
STMicroelectronics teams with Micropelt to demonstrate thermoharvesting power supply
Medical contact lens embedds wireless MEMs sensor
Dual-interface RFID-compatible EEPROM enables remote access to electronic device parameters
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STMicroelectronics has extended its family of RFID/NFC wireless memory ICs with a new 16-Kbit device that can also harvest enough energy to enable small electronic items using it to become completely battery-free electronic applications. The dual-interface memories feature a low power I2C interface, as well as a 13.56-MHz ISO15693 contactless RF interface.
STMicroelectronics has come out with a single-chip data encryption engine with a cryptographic module certified to the most rigorous security standard for non-military applications.
STMicroelectronics and the Microsystems Technology Laboratories (MTL) of Massachusetts Institute of Technology have presented the results of an advanced R&D project targeting a low-power microprocessor technology at the 2011 European Solid-State Circuits Conference in Helsinki, Finland.
STMicroelectronics has introduced a new radio-frequency (RF) power transistors built using an advanced technology that increases performance, ruggedness and reliability in vital demanding applications such as government communications, private mobile radio as used by emergency services, and L-band satellite uplink equipment.
STMicroelectronics has unveiled two chips for controlling antenna power in mainstream 3G wireless products. The devices are more than 83% smaller than earlier components and improve energy efficiency to maximize battery life for always-on-the-go consumers and business users. Today's multi-function, multi-band cellphones and smartphones, as well as tablets and 3G USB dongles, continuously adjust their transmitter power to optimize contact with the network as environmental conditions change.
STMicroelectronics has announced what is claims is the world’s smallest combined crystal and real-time clock (RTC) IC for time, calendar and alarm functions. The real-time clock die and a matched oscillator crystal are in the same package measuring 3.2 x 1.5mm and target ultra-low power applications.
ST-Ericsson, the mobile phone chip joint venture between STMicroelectronics NV and Ericsson AB, has said it will implement cost savings to reduce annualized costs by about $120 million by the end of 2012. Up to 500 jobs are expected to be affected on a staff roster of about 6,700.
A complete hardware solution for advanced sensing applications with 10 degrees of freedom (DoF) has been announced by STMicroelectronics. A set of three thin, high performance MEMS sensors are said to provide accurate and comprehensive information on linear, angular and magnetic motion together with altitude readings, enabling enhanced navigation and smarter user interfaces in portable devices.
The European Union's DotFive project has produced a silicon germanium chip set that it claims has the world's highest frequency of operation in the history silicon germanium (SiGe) history. The 820 GHz (0.82 terahertz) transmitter and receiver chip pair enable x-ray-like vision—to see inside containers—but at harmless millimeter wavelengths.
STMicroelectronics has introduced Teseo II, a new generation of single-chip stand-alone positioning receivers for portable navigation devices, in-car navigation and telematics applications. These Systems-on-Chips claim to be the industry's first monolithic devices capable of receiving signals from multiple satellite navigation systems, including GPS, GALILEO, GLONASS and QZSS.
STMicroelectronics has launched an innovative RFID device, the LRiS64K, that allows technical equipment to ‘talk back,’ providing detailed information, such as a full maintenance history, to speed up servicing and simplify record keeping for OEMs and equipment operators. The chip combines radio tagging circuitry with a large 64-Kbit non-volatile EEPROM capable of storing extensive data, such as initial manufacturer details and complete records of repairs or upgrades.
STMicroelectronics is painting a picture of a future media-rich consumer life with the demonstration of a broad range of set-top box (STB) solutions under the theme 'The Future of Entertainment' at the International Broadcasting Convention (IBC 2010).
STMicroelectronics' HD radio chipset has been certified by HD Radio 'inventor' iBiquity digital Corp. for meeting comprehensive performance requirements. The move could translate into more momentum for the HD Radio technology for automotive infotainment.
STMicroelectronics has teamed with Micropelt GmbH, a young German company specializing in novel thin film thermoelectric devices, to jointly develop an autonomous wireless sensor evaluation kit.
STMicroelectronics announced it will develop and supply a wireless MEMS sensor that acts as a transducer, antenna and mechanical support for additional read-out electronics in a breakthrough platform developed by Swiss company Sensimed AG. This solution will enable better management of glaucoma patients via earlier diagnosis and treatment that is optimally tailored to the individual patient.
STMicroelectronics has announced sample availability of the first in a family of products that provide the flexibility to remotely program or update electronic products, anytime during their lifetime, and anywhere in the supply chain.
