The automotive industry is facing significant market pressure to lower costs without sacrificing performance. This is especially true in entry-level automotive markets, where consumer demand for lower ...

Silicon Laboratories Inc. has announced the extension of its broadcast audio product portfolio to include the Si473x AM/FM receiver family. The Si473x enables an AM/FM receiver to be easily added to ...

Silicon Laboratories Si474x is a small, fully integrated automotive AM/FM radio receiver IC. Based on Silicon Labs’ digital low-IF architecture, the Si474x family is the first automotive AM/FM ...

Can you believe AM radio is still around? Me and a few others still do use it. I listen mostly in the car for traffic, weather, and news, though sometimes I listen to talk programs on a small AM/FM ...

The humble AM radio has been a permanent fixture in cars for decades, so why are carmakers now trying to remove them from ...

TEAC has introduced the CR-H258i, a neat, space-saving iPod Docking CD Micro Component Receiver with USB/SD/iPod interface. The CR-H258i offers playback of almost any type of music media – CD, CD- ...

We use cellular and Wi-Fi connections to watch online videos, talk to our friends and family, read the news, and listen to the radio. When combined, these activities can quickly eat up your monthly ...

Digital audio broadcast (DAB) receivers are growing in popularity around the world, enabling listeners to enjoy digital fidelity along with a host of add-on data features. This technology may get ...

Howard Stern might be leaving terrestrial radio at the wrong time. With the release of the first real digital AM/FM radio receiver, satellite radio may have some real competition to worry about. HD is ...

With Washington rallying around the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act, data from Edison Research is showing that traditional radio remains essential and irreplaceable in rural America, even as mobile ...

Carmakers say electromagnetic interference causes static and noise on AM transmissions, annoying customers. Broadcasters say they could lose a connection to their core listeners, who rely on the radio ...