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Surface mount 12-channel GPS receiver module
1 June 2005, Altron Arrow
Navman's latest GPS module in its Jupiter family is incorporated in a surface mount design, giving system designers and integrators a 12-channel all-in-view navigation solution for a wide range of applications. ...

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Phone line IC has new caller and ringing detect features
1 June 2005, Altron Arrow
Clare's new member of its Litelink III Phone Line Interface IC family for direct access arrangements (DAAs) in telephony applications, the CPC5622A, features simultaneous phone line ringing detect and ...

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Differential line drivers for xDSL systems
1 June 2005, Altron Arrow
The THS6184 is a dual-port, low-power current feedback differential line driver amplifier system from Texas Instruments for xDSL systems. It has very low-power dissipation making it well-suited for ADSL, ...

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Enhanced single-chip USB to UART bridge
1 June 2005, NuVision Electronics
The CP2103 is an enhanced extension of Silicon Laboratories' USB-to-UART Bridge family. The device has upgraded features from the CP2101/2 that include baud rate aliasing, more data formats (8, 7, 6, ...

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Dual T1/E1/J1 framer/LIU combination IC
1 June 2005, ASIC Design Services
The XRT86VL32 is a two-channel 1,544 Mbps or 2,048 Mbps DS1/E1/J1 framer and LIU integrated solution from Exar featuring the company's R3 Technology (reconfigurable, relayless redundancy). The physical ...

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World's smallest Ethernet controller claimed
18 May 2005, Altron Arrow, Tempe Technologies
Microchip Technology's new ENC28J60 chip, is claimed to be the world's first 28-pin standalone Ethernet controller. It provides a low-pincount, cost-effective, easy-to-use solution for remote communication ...

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ESD-protected LIN system basis chip has low power consumption
18 May 2005, Altron Arrow, EBV Electrolink
Atmel's new local interface network (LIN) system basis chip, ATA6620, provides superior ESD protection (6 kV) and low current consumption as required in automotive applications. Current consumption can ...

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Smallest GaAs MESFET switch for RF
18 May 2005
A new leadless GaAs MESFET is claimed to be the world's smallest and lowest profile RF single pole dual throw switch. Featuring a frequency range of operation from DC to 3 GHz, Toshiba's TG2217CTB device ...

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Avoiding interference in the 2,4 GHz ISM band
18 May 2005, Altron Arrow
As more and more companies produce products that use the 2,4 GHz portion of the radio spectrum, designers have had to deal with increased signals from other sources. Regulations governing unlicensed parts ...

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Choosing a highly integrated, globally compliant embedded modem
18 May 2005, NuVision Electronics
An embedded modem offers quick network access for applications with limited data transmission requirements. Today, more and more applications such as set-top boxes, electronic point-of-sale terminals ...

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Transceiver chip requires only a few external components
18 May 2005, MB Silicon Systems
Micrel's 32-pin MICRF506 transceiver operates from 410 MHz to 450 MHz and supports FSK modulation at data-rates up to 200 Kbps. Many functions are user-programmable including the frequency synthesizer, ...

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Nordic chip used in revolutionary wireless headset
18 May 2005, RF Design
Nordic Semiconductor has announced that International Electronics has selected its 2,4 GHz devices for the HeadOn Headset. The HeadOn Headset is said to be the smallest, lightest, and most advanced wire-free ...

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Network management system eases configuration of modems
18 May 2005
Satel is offering an effective way to control, adjust, and monitor a modem network. The Satel Network Management System (NMS) is the tool to use when one needs to check the status of the data network, ...

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Comparing wireless LANs and wireless WANs
18 May 2005
The wireless data industry in South Africa is growing. With the deployment of next generation carrier networks, advancements in wireless technology, and the adoption of the Internet and intranet wide ...

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What is NFC technology?
18 May 2005, Altron Arrow
NFC (near field communication) is a very short-range wireless technology for distances measured in centimetres, and is optimised for intuitive, easy and secure communications between various devices without ...

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Serial data transmission via Bluetooth
18 May 2005, Phoenix Contact
With Bluetooth technology making fast and economical remote data transmission available in industrial applications, Phoenix Contact offers its PSI-WL Bluetooth converters that can be used for wireless ...

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Implementing a fibre-optic link
18 May 2005, Elvey Security Technologies
There are many benefits in using fibre-optics as a data transmission medium rather than copper cable. In this article, using the example of a fibre-optic system for CCTV, David Archer, the technical manager ...

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3 metre accurate GPS baseband IC
18 May 2005, Altron Arrow, EBV Electrolink
Atmel has expanded its GPS device offerings with the industry's first 14-channel, GPS baseband IC to carry a low $5 price tag and three-metre accuracy. The chip was developed jointly with Thales Navigation...

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Enhanced low-power UHF receiver
18 May 2005, MB Silicon Systems
The MICRF009 is a Micrel QwikRadio low-power UHF receiver aimed at the automotive, industrial and consumer markets. The MICRF009 is a single chip, ASK/OOK (on-off keyed) RF receiver IC that provides the ...

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Frequency-hopping chipset said to combat signal interference in short-range wireless devices
18 May 2005, Altron Arrow
Texas Instruments introduced a frequency-hopping spread spectrum (FHSS) wireless universal asynchronous receiver/transmitter (UART) chipset for the unlicensed 902 to 928 MHz ISM radio frequency bands. ...

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