Date: 27/02/2011

IDT to demo its all-silicon oscillator at Embedded World 2011

Integrated Device Technology, Inc. said it will be exhibiting its embedded related products at the 2011 Embedded World Exhibition and Conference on March 1-3 in Nuremberg, Germany.

IDT will be demonstrating PCI Express interconnect solutions, VersaClock III programmable clock family and, IDT 3CP0C02 all-silicon oscillator. The IDT 3CP0C02 replaces quartz crystal-based oscillators with a monolithic CMOS IC at a frequency accuracy of 100 ppm and below, and at very thin form factors without the use of any mechanical frequency source or PLL. The product is specifically designed to work with next-generation interfaces, such as 1Gb Ethernet, SAS, SuperSpeed USB (USB 3.0) and PCI Express.

IDT also to demonstrate some of its new mixed-signal products, including signal conditioning repeaters for multi gigabit, serial-differential protocols and its family of PureTouch capacitive touch controllers and its single-layer multi-touch capacitive touch screen solution.

"Embedded applications have unique requirements that are very different than the requirements for consumer applications. IDT has a long history of serving the embedded market with innovative products. The Embedded World Exhibition and Conference is a perfect venue for showcasing some of our new products for this key market," said Pietro Polidori, vice president and managing director for Europe, Middle East, and Africa at IDT. "We will be showing customers and industry leaders products that they expect from IDT based on our leadership in digital technologies and timing, as well as recently announced devices that are a result of our new analog capabilities. These new analog capabilities, coupled with our digital expertise, position us to provide unique system-level solutions that optimize our customers' applications." IDT's power metering presentation at IIC China will be held from 2:00pm to 2:50pm CST on February 24, 2011 in conference room 1, hall 2, in the Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center.