Geneva, January 22, 2004 – STMicroelectronics is shipping a new single-chip audio power amplifier that delivers 200W, the highest power available from an integrated commercial device. Called STA5150, ...
(Image courtesy of Getty Images). Every generation of audio amplifier is designed to pump out louder and clearer sounds. They are also tapped to consume less power and better protect against failures ...
Pushed by power efficiency requirements, integrated audio amplifier architectures are settling down, with Class-D at the top end and Class-AB at the bottom, leaving a little gap in the middle where ...
THX has announced the development of a new audio amplifier chip which the company claims offers “the world’s lowest levels of distortion and noise,” along with “incredibly low power consumption,” ...
The new BT20A MAX mini amplifier is the flagship version of the company's BT20A series of amplifiers and includes advanced Bluetooth, and refined sound tuning.
With the growing popularity of binge-watching shows, viewing short videos, and gaming on smartphones, consumers' demands for mobile audio quality and battery life are increasingly high. To address ...
STMicroelectronics’ new audio processing and amplifier chip is designed to increase performance from compact equipment. The latest addition to the company’s Sound Terminal family, the STA339BWS is ...
As battery technology continues to lag behind the rest of the industry, manufacturers of portable audio devices are desperate for new ways to decrease the power consumption of their increasingly ...
This probably sounds obvious, but audio quality is a hugely important factor in a premium-tier smartphone. In fact, audio quality is increasingly important for mid-tier phones as well. From placing ...
Geneva, January 22, 2004 – STMicroelectronics is shipping a new single-chip audio power amplifier that delivers 200W, the highest power available from an integrated commercial device. Called STA5150, ...
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