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Fairchild Semiconductor's Serdes Receives Best Product Award from Portable Design China

(Business News & Technology News, 21 Apr 2008)


Fairchild Semiconductor has received a Best Product Award from Portable Design China (PDC) for its ultra low power FIN324C ¦ĚSerDes, an ultra-compact serializer/deserializer designed for parallel interconnects reducing flex cable size, power consumption and electromagnetic interference (EMI) in cellular phones and small display applications.

"We're very pleased PDC's readers have selected the FIN324C ¦ĚSerDes for this award. China is a large consumer market for portable electronic products and positive feedback from its portable design engineers endorses our ongoing focus on enhanced functionality and energy efficiency," says Bob Conrad, Fairchild's Executive Vice President, General Manager Mobile, Computing, Consumer and Communications Product Group. "We work closely with ChinaˇŻs leading electronic manufacturers, and through understanding the challenges of new platforms, we're able to develop innovative technologies that meet the very specific needs of the country's electronics engineers."

The FIN324C is a 24-bit, 15MHz serializer/deserializer offering one of the industry's lowest current consumption (4mA at 5.44MHz). It also eliminates the need for external timing reference devices and supports dual-displays—helping designers to save battery power, increase design flexibility and reduce component count.

In addition to the FIN324C, Fairchild's µSerDes products includes a wide selection of devices that are easily adapted to specific portable technologies, including 12-bit and 24-bit versions for optimizing image sensors and LCDs, respectively.

The FIN324C utilizes lead-free (Pb-free) terminals and has been characterized for moisture sensitivity in accordance with the Pb-free reflow requirements of the joint IPC/JEDEC standard J-STD-020. All of Fairchild's products are designed to meet the requirements of the European Union's RoHS Directive.

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