THAT Corporation - Analog Integrated Circuits and Legacy TV Audio Licensing

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	Analog Integrated Circuits THAT Corporation's line of high-performance analog ICs includes our industry-leading VCAs, rms-level detectors, Analog Engines, line receivers and drivers and more.
	dbx-TV® Audio Technology Licensing THAT licenses digital Verilog® code for *all legacy TV audio standards: BTSC, NICAM, A2, EIA-J and FM Stereo,* including professional- and consumer-grade encoding and decoding technology for many of these systems.
	Semiconductor Foundry & Wafer Grinding Services We provide wafer fabrication services employing a dielectric isolation process which offers discrete-component performance within an integrated circuit.
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	Tradeshow News Analog Secrets Your Mother Never Told You. At the 123rd AES Convention attendees were invited to attend THAT's exhibitor seminar "Analog Secrets Your Mother Never Told You". The seminar provided tips and techniques to achieve optimal performance in the analog signal path with topics ranging from inputs to outputs to analog signal processing. The presenters were analog IC design experts from THAT Corporation, the world’s only semiconductor foundry specializing exclusively in pro audio ICs. View the presentation. Upcoming Tradeshows About THAT Corporation THAT Corporation’s mission is to provide best-in-class technology solutions to design engineers in the form of analog integrated circuits or as licensed TV-audio intellectual property. We accomplish this through a combination of careful, innovative designs, quality-conscious manufacturing and superior customer service. More... Product Change Notification 112 Customers should be aware: We are making a transition from (white) ink marking to laser- marking on our ICs. We expect to begin shipping some of the newly laser-marked integrated circuits in mid-November. More... Part Number Ordering Information Curious about our part numbering ordering system? Visit the part number page where all is explained. Go there... Save Time! Quickly review what's new on our site on our recent updates page.	New Product THAT Introduces Low-Cost Space-Saving Dual Balanced Line Receiver ICs The THAT1290 series offer great audio performance with good common-mode rejection, at a price that makes them an attractive, space-saving alternative to conventional op-amps. The 1290-series delivers a complete balanced input stage in a small 16-pin QSOP package. Continued... NEW INFORMATION! THAT IC Cross-Reference to Other Manufacturers Other News THAT Corporation Announces New Danish Distributor In a move to strengthen its distribution network, THAT Corporation has appointed Profusion Denmark as a distributor of its analog integrated circuits for audio equipment makers. More... APB-DynaSonics Participates in THAT's InGenius® Program APB-DynaSonics have announced their participation in THAT's InGenius Identity Program with the recent launch of the MixSwitch, APB's newest audio switching device. Read on... THAT and Twilight Technology Form Alliance THAT and Twilight Technology announce a new licensing agreement which authorizes Twilight to utilize THAT's portfolio of high-performance, analog integrated circuit (wafer) dice. Twilight will repackage THAT's die to produce ruggidized plastic and high-reliability hermetic components for the medical, aerospace, defense, and heavy industrial marketplaces. More... DTV News: Consumers and Retailers to Bear Burden of Stereo-Optional DTV Converter Boxes In a letter addressed to the Assistant Secretary for Communication and Information at the National Telecommunications and Information Administration of the U.S. Department of Commerce, THAT Corporation Chief Executive Officer Leslie Tyler called for full disclosure in the form of prominent labeling of the capabilities and more importantly-the limitations-of the hotly anticipated digital television transition (DTV) converter boxes. More... Read THAT's July 24th letter to the NTIA...