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THAT Corporation Announces THAT4316 IC can be configured for a wide range of battery-operated audio applications |
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Milford, Mass. – THAT Corporation, a leading provider of high-performance audio Integrated Circuits, today announced its latest Analog Engine® dynamics processor: the THAT4316. Consuming under 4mW, the 4316 is optimized for very low-voltage, low-power operation, and runs from a single supply voltage as low as 2.7V. Like all Analog Engines, the IC includes a high-performance, exponential-responding voltage-controlled amplifier (VCA) and log-responding true RMS level sensor. The surface mount part is aimed at battery-operated audio applications such as companding noise reduction for wireless microphones and instruments, as well as compressors, limiters, and gates in effects pedals. "The 4316 brings our flexible Analog Engine technology to new lows – in supply voltage, power, and cost," said Les Tyler, President of THAT Corporation. "This part will extend battery life in a wide range of companding and dynamics processor applications, while preserving the great sonic character we're known for." Key Features of the 4316:
Availability and Pricing The 4316 is now available from THAT Corporation and its authorized distributors. Budgetary pricing for the 4316 is $1.41 (1k). THAT plans a demonstration board featuring a compressor application, and another for companding applications. To learn more about THAT's Analog Engine ® family or to order 4316 samples, click here:
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