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In addition, Renesas has adjusted its factory in Otsu, Shiga Prefecture, Japan, to manufacture optoelectronic devices. Taking Renesas as an example, the company's two recently closed fabs are both 150mm, including a factory in Kochi Prefecture, Japan, which mainly produces analog, logic devices and some old-fashioned micro components. It is reported that Renesas expects to close two more 150mm fabs in 2020 or 2021. From a regional perspective, Japan closed a larger number of fabs.

The recharger provides a power density of 155 mW/mm2 (100 W/in2), which is approximately twice the market. The new buck-boost charger helps engineers reduce solution size and bill of materials (BOM) and is TI's only device that fully integrates: .

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Time-to-market is accelerated as designers eliminate the need to screen, calibrate and assemble external quartz crystals. TI's new product announcement includes an industry-first crystalless wireless microprocessor (MCU) that integrates a TI BAW resonator in a package. . Design engineers can use this MCU to achieve simpler and smaller designs while improving performance and reducing cost.

The working principle is as shown below. The typical basic structure is shown in the figure (a) above, with the piezoelectric layer sandwiched between the upper and lower metal electrodes, the corresponding mBVD equivalent circuit is shown in the figure (b) above, and the corresponding impedance is shown in the figure (c) above. It can be seen that there are two resonance frequencies, series (fs) and parallel (fp).

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