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Low power surface mount GPS receiver
26 March 2003, RF Design
u-blox, a global supplier of miniaturised GPS technology, has released to the market a GPS receiver based on its ANTARIS GPS technology - TIM-LP. TIM-LP GPS macro-components are optimised for implementation ...

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Military antenna mounts
26 March 2003
Following the recent announcement that Webb Industries will market Times Microwave Systems' military cables, Webb has introduced the innovative Blind Mate 'plug-in and forget' quick release antenna mount ...

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Power splitter
26 March 2003, RF Design
Microlab/FXR's model D3-55FN three-way power splitter is suitable for in-building wireless distributed antenna systems, where its low loss and high reliability are important. It has exceptional bandwidth ...

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Frequency locked oscillator
26 March 2003, RF Design
Signal Technology's 2,0 to 18,0 GHz frequency locked oscillator (FLO) shows considerable improvement over conventionally digitally tuned oscillator (DTO) performance. The FLO was developed for military ...

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Revised datapack for RFID suppliers
26 March 2003, Trolley Scan
In the past, RFID components were developed and provided by major electronic-based manufacturers that needed the specialised resources inhouse, and were not well enough connected to the target markets ...

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Wireless system construction takes the 'easy' route
26 March 2003
A cost-effective way to fast-track wireless system production is now available in South Africa. As anyone who has ever designed a wireless system from the initial concept to the final prototype knows, ...

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CDMA amplifier solution offers low cost and high performance
26 March 2003
Philips Semiconductors has introduced a high­performance amplifier solution for code division multiple access (CDMA) cellular telephone basestations. The line­up enables designers to create a 60 W RF ...

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30 Mbps profibus RS485 transceiver
12 March 2003
The ADM1486 is a differential line transceiver from Analog Devices suitable for high speed bidirectional data communication on multipoint bus transmission lines. It is designed for balanced data transmission, ...

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New family of direct digital synthesizers offers higher speed and lower power dissipation
12 March 2003
Analog Devices has expanded the company's portfolio of radio frequency (RF) ICs with a new family of direct digital synthesizers (DDS). According to the company the new chips deliver a 400 MHz clock speed ...

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Power line modem reference design
12 March 2003, Altron Arrow, EBV Electrolink
The Konnex PL132 power line modem reference design is based on Motorola's M68HC08 family. The MC68HC908GR8 8-bit microcontroller unit (MCU) controls a half duplex synchronous FSK modem device. The reference ...

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Software platform aids development of vehicle recovery system
12 March 2003, Trinity IoT
When it comes to vehicle tracking and recovery devices, size does count. A big unit sticks out, making it easy for car thieves to find and disable. A small well-hidden device takes longer to find and ...

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Ultra-fast wideband synthesizers
12 March 2003, RF Design
Communication Techniques' DS synthesizers are claimed to be exceptionally quiet, fast, broadband and precise. Their phase noise rivals the best microwave fixed-frequency sources. With one microsecond ...

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Wireless local loop facilitates easy comms
12 March 2003
An exclusive partnership between Multisource Telecoms and Midas Communication Technologies will make voice and data communication a reality for emerging economies such as those found in Africa. This ...

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Quad-band power amp module
12 March 2003, RF Design
RF Micro Devices claims its RF3133 is the smallest available (7 x 10 mm footprint) quad-band power amplifier (PA) module with integrated power control circuitry. It extends the PowerStar family of PA ...

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Family of universal line interface units support T1, E1 or J1
26 February 2003, Surveillance, News & Events
Integrated Device Technology has introduced a complete family of universal line interface units (ULIUs), including octal, quad, dual and single densities. It is intended to enable designers to adopt a ...

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Wireless technology improves performance of fleets
26 February 2003, RF Design, Commercial (Industry)
Highlighting the breadth of applications now using 'wireless technology', a leading supplier of high performance, cost effective 2,4 GHz spread spectrum wireless modules, AeroComm, has supplied transceivers ...

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Quad-band radio transceiver is highly integrated
26 February 2003, RF Design
RF Micro Devices' Polaris Total Radio solution is a highly integrated radio transceiver for GSM and GPRS applications. According to the company, the chipset performs all functions associated with the ...

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Clock synthesizer for telecoms timing
26 February 2003, ASIC Design Services
Exar is offering a new low power, high-speed clock multiplier for frequency synchronisation. Providing the same low jitter and high performance as the existing XRT8020 (650 MHz), Exar claims the XRT8010 ...

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High temperature media converters
26 February 2003, Access Control & Identity Management
Transition Networks has introduced new Ethernet and Fast Ethernet copper-to-fibre media converters with an extended operating temperature range. These additions to the company's standalone family of conversion ...

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LVDC line receivers with 'in-path' fail-safe
12 February 2003, CST Electronics
Maxim is offering its MAX9171/MAX9172/MAX9173 single, dual, and quad LVDS line receivers with 'in path' fail-safe. These devices accept LVDS and LVPECL signals and translate them to LVTTL/LVCMOS. All ...

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