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RF Micro Devices introduces third-generation PowerStar power amplifier module
9 February 2005, RF Design
Ref: z2801165m In the fiercely competitive GSM phone terminal market, terminal manufacturers have come to expect solutions that expedite their development and cycle times. This, coupled with the new ...

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Ultrawideband? - Show me the money
26 January 2005
There is not going to be a UWB Standard, and the two disputing sides - the UWB Forum and the MBOA Alliance -are going to market with their separate designs

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New lead-free package for RF products
26 January 2005, CST Electronics, Residential Estate (Industry)
WJ Communications, a leading designer and supplier of RF semiconductors and multichip modules, has announced it now offers lead (Pb)-free compliant products. First products to be offered in lead-free ...

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Flexible supply chain at the Focus Final Assembly
26 January 2005
At the final assembly plant in Saarlouis, Germany, wireless network components optimise the construction of the Ford Focus motor vehicle. Mobile terminals and call buttons that are wirelessly connected ...

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433 MHz ISM band transceiver
26 January 2005, MB Silicon Systems
The MICRF506 is a single chip, frequency shift keying (FSK) transceiver intended for use in half-duplex, bidirectional RF links. This multichanneled FSK transceiver from Micrel is intended for UHF radio ...

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New 2,4 GHz chips for wireless data solutions
26 January 2005
Chipcon has launched its first two products from the new SmartRF04 family of high performance RF-ICs. The CC2500 multichannel RF Transceiver and the CC2550 multichannel RF Transmitter, operating in the ...

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Wireless module includes GPRS and Java
26 January 2005, Electrocomp
The TC45 is a wireless module that combines the successful Siemens wireless module platform with the standardised open software platform of Java. The TC45 with GPRS and Java means a new generation of ...

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WLAN modules with built in amplifiers
26 January 2005, Electrocomp, Security Services & Risk Management
The rapidly growing WLAN market calls for smaller and smaller transmitters in the form of CF or SD cards and USB connectors. This in turn leads to demand for ultracompact modules. Measuring only 5,4 ...

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A state-of-the-art Bluetooth chip
26 January 2005, Electrocomp, News & Events
Infineon Technologies announced its new state-of-the-art integrated circuit for Bluetooth wireless applications, the BlueMoon UniCellular chip, which it claims is three times faster than any classical ...

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NetShield provides cost-effective disparate network connectivity
26 January 2005, Security Services & Risk Management
Network managers searching for the most cost-effective and uncomplicated means of connecting disparate networks need look no further than the recently-introduced NetShield range of bridge media converters ...

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Innovative near-invisible antenna
26 January 2005, Webb Industries
Webb Industries has introduced the 'Spectre' antenna, a near invisible, on-glass film antenna. Another innovation from Webb, a company that is fast developing a reputation as one of the most innovative ...

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Bluetooth to help usher in The Mobile Office
26 January 2005
Wireless communication has once again become a 'hot' point of discussion, with the local ICT industry focusing on the benefits that organisations can derive from mobile data communication. Until recently, ...

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ZigBee demonstration platform with free software stack
26 January 2005, Altron Arrow, Tempe Technologies
Microchip Technology, a member of the ZigBee alliance, recently announced the PICDEM Z 2,4 GHz Demonstration Kit that supports the ZigBee standard protocol for wirelessly networked control and monitoring ...

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Ultracompact GSM/GPRS and GPS combined module
26 January 2005, Electrocomp, Information Security
Siemens introduced the first compact tri-band GSM/GPRS module equipped with a GPS receiver for satellite navigation. The XT55 combines GSM/GPRS with GPS technology to allow seamless tracking of goods, ...

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Microwave components
26 January 2005, Security Services & Risk Management
E2v, formerly English Electric Valve Company of the UK, is a company that manufactures microwave products that include receiver protectors, passive limiters, low noise front ends, waveguide devices, mixers, ...

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Researchers achieve rapid data transfer rates for mobiles
26 January 2005, Siemens South Africa
Network managers searching for the most cost-effective and uncomplicated means of connecting disparate networks need look no further than the recently-introduced NetShield range of bridge media converters ...

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Quiet VCO for mobile comms
26 January 2005, RF Design
Z-Communications developed the V582ME18 for demanding low noise mobile communication applications. This miniature VCO generates frequencies between 1020 and 1100 MHz within a control voltage range of ...

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GPS module now with proprietory weak signal tracking
17 November 2004, RF Design
u-blox has introduced a GPS receiver module, the TIM-LH, with Antaris SuperSense Weak Signal Tracking technology. According to the company, SuperSense technology delivers tracking sensitivity beyond -158 ...

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10 W TX/RX MMIC switch
17 November 2004, RF Design
Hittite Microwave has released a 10 W GaAs PHEMT transmit/receive (T/R) MMIC switch for infrastructure and handheld/portable applications including cellular/PCS/3G, mobile radio, automotive telematics ...

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RF transceiver enables 'minimalist wireless modems'
17 November 2004
"The miniature wireless modem end-product is now a reality," announced CML Microcircuits as it launched its new time, space and component-saving wireless data IC, the CMX990. A single-chip GMSK packet-data ...

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