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Diodes is a finalist, in part, because it is one of the first semiconductor manufacturers to offer a USB 3.1 Gen 2 switch capable of implementing Alternate Mode switching, which allows non-USB data to be shared over USB.
This is expected to be a major feature for emerging consumer devices, as it enables DisplayPort signals to be multiplexed with USB signals on the same connector and cable, potentially alongside power, to create a true ‘one port’ paradigm.
“We are delighted to have our innovation and expertise acknowledged,” said Andy Tsong, Division Manager for Precision Timing and Connectivity Products of Diodes Incorporated. “To be a finalist for such a prestigious award recognises all the hard work and dedication our engineers have put into developing this device.”
The Annual Creativity in Electronics (ACE) Awards take place on 6th December 2017, at the San Jose Convention Center during the Embedded Systems Conference (ESC) Silicon Valley.
The Awards, in partnership with EE Times and EDN, showcase the best contributions in 2017 to the electronics industry including the most innovative new products, start-up companies, design teams and executives.
“The ACE Awards bring together top talent in the industry to celebrate innovations, recognise forward-looking companies, and inspire a larger discourse among leaders in the field,” said Suzanne Deffree, content director, ESC.
“These finalists are a testament to the incredible strides the electronics industry has made this year. The high caliber of submissions we received presented a unique challenge to our judges, and every one of our finalists should be immensely proud of the work they’ve accomplished that led to their selection.”
