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Offering increased communication and timer functionality channels than its predecessor, Toshiba Electronics Europe has introduced the TMPM036FWFG ARM Cortex-M0-based MCU. The device is optimised for traditional and multi-function printers, as well as having potential applications in consumer electronics, digital devices and industrial machinery.

Imagination Technologies identified six trends driving industry momentum at the recent MWC 2015, focused on security, IoT interoperability, wearables, computer vision, communications infrastructure, and ultra-low power connectivity. ImgTec says these trends confirm its vision for mobile's future, and the technology roadmaps it is pursuing in anticipation of future needs.

A place-and-route solution, developed by Synopsys, has enabled Toshiba to accelerate tapeout of an advanced 40nm SoC. The outstanding speed-up and QoR delivered by IC Compiler II enabled Toshiba to achieve higher designer productivity and better device performance. Driven by this tapeout success, Toshiba has commenced the rollout of its IC Compiler II-based design kit throughout their design teams.

Designed for use in high-current cooling fan applications such as PC servers and home appliances, the TC78B006 series of single-phase BLDC motor pre-driver ICs has been introduced by Toshiba Electronics Europe. By utilising a digital-control-type sine wave drive, the devices reduce vibration and noise.

Suited for use in smartphones, tablet PCs and other portable, battery operated devices that require low power consumption, high performance and minimum PCB space, the TCR3DM family of ultra-miniature CMOS LDOs has been introduced by Toshiba Electronics Europe.The regulators offer an output voltage range of 1.0-4.5V with the possibility to specify the fixed output voltage in steps of 50mV.

More than any other industry, the semiconductor business is defined by rapid technological change. As a result, a constant and high level of investment in R&D is essential to the competitive positions of semiconductor suppliers. The figure below shows IC Insights’ 2014 ranking of semiconductor companies by R&D spending.

Expanding its line-up of automotive N-channel power MOSFETs, Toshiba Electronics Europe has introduced two devices: a 100V, 160A MOSFET and a 40V, 200A MOSFET. The TK160F10N1 and TK200F04N1L can contribute to EMI noise reduction in applications such as electric power steering, DC/DC converters and load switches.

Suited for use in residential, commercial and industrial lighting applications, a series of high power LEDs has been introduced by Toshiba Electronics Europe. The TL1L4 series offers significantly better performance than the preceding TL1L3 series, achieving a high luminous flux that surpasses 160lm at room temperature operation.

Can Flash with built-in error correction support the latest Flash technology without more complex 4-bit or 8-bit ECC? By Eugen Pfumfel, Principal Engineer, Memory Marketing, Toshiba Electronics Europe.

Expanding its ARM Cortex-M4F based TX04 series, Toshiba Electronics Europe has introduced two MCUs which can operate two BLDC motors simultaneously. The TMPM470FDFG and TMPM475FDFG incorporate two modules, each containing a programmable motor drive, 12-bit ADC and vector engine, ensuring efficient and simultaneous operation.