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| THAT Introduces Low-Noise Digital Gain Controller for High-Quality Audio Performance  THAT Corporation announces the latest addition -- the THAT5173 digital gain controller, a cost-effective, high-quality solution for digitally-controlled audio preamplifier applications. Accepting full pro-audio signal levels up to +27.5dBu without an input pad, the 5173 maintains exceptional performance over a wide range of gains and signal levels. The small 5mm x 5mm 5173 controls gain from 0dB to 60dB in 3dB steps, with low noise and distortion.
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THAT Engages Infinity Sales to Grow Pro Audio IC Business  THAT Corporation today announced it has entered into a business relationship with Infinity Sales, a leading manufacturers' representative in Southern California for semiconductors and other electronic devices. As part of the agreement, Infinity Sales will execute product selling strategies for THAT’s high-performance audio ICs, including low-noise preamplifiers, dynamics processors, balanced line drivers/receivers, and transistor arrays. Read on...
THAT Corporation Expands CTO Role  THAT Corporation today announced that Gary Hebert will extend his role as Chief Technical Officer (CTO) to include more focus on product definition and technical marketing. Hebert is one of the original founding members of THAT and designer of many of THAT's most popular integrated circuits.More information ... |
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THAT Offers Alternatives to the ADI SSM2164 Analog Devices recently discontinued their SSM2164 quad VCA. To ensure your production doesn’t miss a beat, we have an alternative that is worth considering: Our THAT 2162 dual VCA is comparable in many respects. Some of the issues which need to consider are addressed here: THAT Alternatives to the SSM2164.
THAT Corporation appoints Joe Lemanski as Manager of Applications Engineering  THAT Corporation has announced that Joe Lemanski has been appointed to the newly created position of Manager of Applications for the IC group. In this capacity Joe will assume responsibility for directing the course of THAT’s IC applications team. More...
THAT expands Analog Engine® Series  THAT 4320 Analog Engine dynamics processor ICs now includes a space saving 5 x 5 mm QFN package. This tiny QFN package saves over 55% on board space. The THAT 4320 is intended for use in companding noise reduction systems and can be configured for use in multi-band companders, limiters, AGCs and de-essers. Read on... |
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