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News & Updates from STMicroelectronics
June 2008
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| SPC56:
New 32-bit MCUs built on Power Architecture™ target
Automotive Applications
Born of the STMicroelectronics-Freescale
cooperation, the first four members of the SPC56 family
are application-optimized MCUs for advanced powertrain
(SPC563M), car body (SPC560B50/SPC560C50), chassis &
safety (SPC560P), and cluster solutions (SPC560S60).
The MCUs are based on Power Architecture™ using
compatible e200 cores and feature innovative peripheral
sets that are optimized for building efficient automotive
applications. More
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| 2200
V ESBTs®: Ideal solution for 690 VAC SMPSs
Combining high-voltage bipolar and low-voltage
power MOSFET technologies in a single package, Emitter
Switched Bipolar Transistors feature all strengths and
none of the drawbacks of each technology. ST's new ESBT
family can thus withstand up to 2200 V at up to 3A and
7A, with a maximum switching frequency of 150 kHz. They
lend themselves to cost effective solutions for all
applications requiring both high voltage and high switching
frequencies, as in auxiliary flyback switched-mode power
supplies (SMPSs) powered by an input voltage from 200
VAC to 690 VAC. The devices are offered in High Voltage
TO247-4L HV, fully insulated TO247-4L HP, and high-power
ISOTOP® packages. More
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| New
STM8S Microcontrollers with Advanced 8-bit Core and
Platform Scalability
STMicroelectronics introduces new robust
and reliable 8-bit MCU family combines STM8 processing
power, on-chip true EEPROM, software and pin-out compatibility,
plus peripherals common to families including the STM32.
The STM8S family includes a large selection of device
ranging from 4- to 128-Kbytes of Flash and 20 to 80-pin
packages. More
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| Blue
modules – a new series of high-efficiency, rugged
Bluetooth modules
ST’s Blue Modules are a series of
Bluetooth V1.2 wireless modules available in Class 1
and Class 2, offering rugged and reliable wireless links
to users operating typically in industrial and medical
environments. Blue modules are offered with two different
software configurations: the H support protocol layer
up to HCI and the AT1, SPP plus AT command, for serial
cable replacement. More
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| LED7706
DC-DC converter for LED driving
The LED7706 is a monolithic DC-DC converter
able to drive up to 60 LEDs. It offers very high performance
in terms of efficiency and dimming and is housed in
a tiny QFN4x4 24L package. Its wide input voltage, ranging
from 4.5 V to 36 V, and its flexibility make it suitable
for a variety of applications. More
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| LNBH24
– dual supply and control IC with embedded step-up
and I2C interface
The LNBH24 represents the latest generation
ICs for supplying and interfacing two LNB down-converters.
It has two independent fully integrated current-mode
boost PWMs and two very low-drop linear regulators.
It offers high integration to reduce space and costs,
high power efficiency to reduce power dissipation, and
high reliability to ensure long service in customers’
equipment. More
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| STULPI01A/B
- USB 2.0 high-speed transceiver with On-The-Go functionality
and ULPI compliancy
This standalone solution adds a high-speed
USB connection (480 Mbit/s) to ASICs, where fast data
exchange rate complexity and low power consumption are
the main concerns. It provides a pin count optimized
solution to USB hosts, peripherals or OTG controllers
supporting single-data-rate (SDR) or double-data-rate
(DDR). Low power consumption makes this device suitable
for battery equipment such as mobile handsets, navigation
systems, PDAs and digital still cameras. More
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| L639x
smartDRIVE family - an innovative solution for power
MOSFET and IGBT drivers
Most applications are increasingly driven
by performance, cost and efficiency requirements. ST’s
new L639x smartDRIVE devices are innovative, versatile
and cost-effective MOSFET/IGBT drivers for a broad range
of applications. The devices embed a full set of features,
an integrated comparator for protection, and an op amp
suitable for advanced current sensing in systems such
as field-oriented motor controllers. More
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