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NEC Electronics Innovation Channel
Innovation Channel is a technical web magazine that provides a behind-the-scenes view of NEC ELECTRONICS' technology development. * Each page reflects the latest information available at the time of release.

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Vol.88
June 17, 2009
Low-power, low-cost graphic buffer IC enabling high-resolution clear displays for portable devices
Low-power, low-cost graphic buffer IC enabling high-resolution clear displays for portable devices

Along with gaming, video playback, touch-panel operations, and other advanced capabilities for portable devices, there has been growing demand for clear, high-resolution LCD displays. NEC Electronics has now developed a low-power, low-cost graphic buffer IC that supports full-color VGA graphics displays. Here the engineers highlight the strengths and the key episode in the development of the new product that is fabricated with NEC Electronics' unique 90-nanometer (nm) embedded DRAM technology.



 
Vol.87
May 27, 2009
Various devices connected via Ethernet, and connected via the V850 32-bit microcontrollers
Various devices connected via Ethernet, and connected via the V850 32-bit microcontrollers

NEC Electronics has brought a new product lineup to the V850 Series of 32-bit All Flash® microcontrollers, which has been adopted in various fields, including automotive, inverter appliances, and digital AV, and has secured a substantial market share: The V850ES/Jx3-E with built-in Ethernet functions.
The main target is industrial and office devices, and building and plant management systems, which are expected to incorporate Ethernet in the future.



 
Vol.86
May 13, 2009
Elly's Investigative Journal (2): Reporting from Barcelona: Image Processing LSI chip "CE143" for mobile phone cameras — The role of semiconductors in the hottest home appliances
Elly's Investigative Journal (2): Reporting from Barcelona: Image Processing LSI chip "CE143" for mobile phone cameras — The role of semiconductors in the hottest home appliances

Hi, it's me, Elly. The semiconductor I'll be reporting on today is the "CE143," an image processing system LSI chip for capturing images on a mobile phone that are as clear as those offered by digital still cameras.



 
Vol.85
Apr 16, 2009
Introduction to papers presented at ISSCC2009
Introduction to papers presented at ISSCC2009

The IEEE International Solid State Circuits Conference (ISSCC)—introducing cutting-edge integrated-circuit technologies—was held February 8-12 in San Francisco, California, USA and featured several papers introducing the findings of collaborative research conducted recently by NEC Corporation and NEC Electronics.



 
Vol.84
Apr 01, 2009
Application processor solutions for mobile devices discovered at ET2008 in Japan
Application processor solutions for mobile devices discovered at ET2008 in Japan

We will be reporting on some of the MP201 solutions exhibited by our partner companies at Embedded Technology 2008, which was held at PACIFICO Yokohama from November 19 to 21, 2008 in Japan.



 
Vol.83
Mar 19, 2009
The audio guidance solution that makes "talking devices" a reality
The audio guidance solution that makes "talking devices" a reality

How many "talking devices" play a part in your daily life? In addition to toys and car navigation systems, there are now a growing number of other convenient and user-friendly "talking devices" available on the market that include water heaters, air-conditioners and electronic toll collection (ETC) devices. Here we will be taking a look at a day in the life of a young man in Japan to introduce the audio guidance solution that is making talking devices a reality.



 
Vol.82
Mar 12, 2009
Elly's Investigative Journal (1): The role of semiconductors in the hottest home appliances: The EMMA2TS system LSI chip for digital terrestrial broadcasting tuners in Japan
Elly's Investigative Journal (1): The role of semiconductors in the hottest home appliances: The EMMA2TS system LSI chip for digital terrestrial broadcasting tuners in Japan

Hello! My name is Elly, and I will be using this journal to help you better understand semiconductors and the role they play in the hottest home appliances through interviews with the people behind their development and information on the latest topics. In this first journal entry I will be introducing the EMMA2TS system LSI chip for tuners that will enable viewing of digital terrestrial broadcasting on analog TVs in Japan.



 
Vol.81
Jan 21, 2009
The advent of a POSIX-based real-time operating system compatible with 32-bit V850 microcontrollers
The advent of a POSIX-based real-time operating system compatible with 32-bit V850 microcontrollers

A POSIX-based real-time OS compatible with NEC Electronics' 32-bit V850 microcontrollers has made its debut, thereby enabling operation of Linux and other UNIX software programs using the V850. This article introduces the advantages of this POSIX-based real-time OS as well as its potential for use in conjunction with microcontrollers.



 
Vol.80
Sep 24, 2008
Restoring out-of-focus images with super-resolution technology without additional image data
Restoring out-of-focus images with super-resolution technology without additional image data

The proliferation of 1seg terrestrial digital broadcasting, digital cameras and more has not only made video and still images an integral part of our lives but has also led to growing needs for improved resolution. NEC Electronics, in collaboration with NEC Laboratories, has developed a super-resolution technology capable of sharpening out-of-focus images or smoothing rough edges in low-resolution video and still images when they are enlarged for display. Here we will take a closer look at the secret behind this new technology.



 
Vol.79
Sep 17, 2008
Overview of Papers Presented at IITC 2008
Overview of Papers Presented at IITC 2008

The world's most advanced interconnect technology was announced at the IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) 2008, held June 1 to June 4 in San Francisco. Engineers from NEC Corporation and NEC Electronics introduced their joint research results at this year's conference.





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