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300 WSU claimed to be world's smallest in its class
19 May 2004, Vepac Electronics, Power Electronics / Power Management
XP announced a 150-300 W AC/DC switching power supply range, with the 300 W unit claimed to be 25% smaller than its nearest equivalent, making it the world's smallest unit at this rating. The SML150 and ...

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High-intensity SMD LEDs
5 May 2004, Altron Arrow, EBV Electrolink, Infrastructure
Vishay has released a complete family of power SMD LEDs that it says delivers exceptional brightness thanks to a specially designed leadframe profile that greatly improves device heat dissipation. Offered ...

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X2 interference suppression film capacitors
21 April 2004, Electrocomp, Passive Components
Vishay BCcomponents has released a new series of compact, lead (Pb)-free electromagnetic interference suppression film capacitors that combine a wide range of capacitance values with pitch sizes down ...

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Self-retaining LED and discrete component mounts withstand higher temperatures
21 April 2004, Vepac Electronics
Bivar's CLM Series of co-extruded, self-retaining mounts, capable of withstanding temperatures to 150°C is designed to answer increasing demand for the use of mounts for LEDs and discrete components in ...

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First +110°C rated optocoupler family in plastic
21 April 2004, Altron Arrow, EBV Electrolink
Vishay Intertechnology's new +110°C rated family of optocouplers are claimed to be the first devices in standard plastic packaging to achieve an operating temperature range from -55 up to +110°C. They ...

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CCD linear arrays contribute to observation of Red Planet
7 April 2004, Altron Arrow
Atmel has announced its contribution to the Mars Express mission's success. The satellite, in Mars' orbit, has, among several other missions, the task of performing the planet's mapping. This part of ...

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Energy-saving LED PAR-style lamp now released
24 March 2004, Vepac Electronics
BivarOpto introduced an all-in-one LED-based lighting alternative for incandescent spot and flood lamps. Claimed to give energy savings of over 80% with a life expectancy rated in years not hours, its ...

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Fibre transceiver offers additional interface for analog video
10 March 2004, Electrocomp
Infineon has extended its popular BIDI (bi-directional) family of optical components with the TriPort-BIDI. With this device, telcos and service providers can now offer both high-speed and cost-effective ...

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Intel builds light-based modulator in silicon
10 March 2004
Intel scientists have used silicon manufacturing processes to create a novel 'transistor-like' device that can encode data onto a light beam. The ability to build a fast photonic (fibre-optic) modulator ...

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Ultra-wide viewing angle LED module
10 March 2004, Vepac Electronics
BivarOpto has added an ultra-wide angle viewable LED Module to its Mako Series. Available in industry standard colours including white and tri-colour RGB (red/green/blue), the Super-Flux Mako-Wide LED ...

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Panel light pipes feature dual-lens geometry for improved display
10 March 2004, Vepac Electronics
A 5 mm Panel Light Pipe (PLP 5) Series featuring a new lens geometry that creates improved lighting intensity for use with surface mounted or through- hole LEDs is available from BivarOpto. The PLP 5 ...

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LCD display kit
10 March 2004, Centurion Micro Electronics
ICP Electronics offers a 17" TFT LCD display kit that has an analog VGA interface. The TFT screen has a 1280 x 1024 SXGA resolution. Enclosed in a heavy-duty galvanised steel chassis, the monitor has ...

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Plastic optical fibre transmitters and receivers
10 March 2004, Electrocomp
Infineon provides high-end transceivers for MOST (media oriented systems transport) multimedia fibre-optic networks. The MOST networks are optimised for automotive applications, providing a low-cost interface ...

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Optical antenna sheds more light on IR systems
10 March 2004
Working with scientists at Warwick University, Optical Antenna Solutions (OAS) in the UK has developed what is claimed to be the world's most advanced optical lens and antenna. This groundbreaking OAS ...

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Waterproof LEDs
28 January 2004, Actum, Information Security, News & Events, Infrastructure
The Knitter Switch LDE range of waterproof LED pilot lights are fitted with a new design polycarbonate lens for improved clarity. Although manufactured to DIN40050 IP67 specification (30 minutes at 1 ...

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Versatile IrDA transceivers
5 November 2003, Electrocomp
Ultra-compact, low-power devices always have space as its enemy. Designed for applications in which space is at a premium, ZiLOG offers a range of IrDA transceivers for a range of applications such as ...

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New video-speed electronic-paper display technology
8 October 2003
Royal Philips Electronics' scientists have presented a novel technology for reflective, paper-like displays. The technology is claimed to be fast enough to display video content and can be used to build ...

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New light pipe material features 60% contrast ratio improvement
8 October 2003, Vepac Electronics
BivarOpto offers a new, optional, high-contrast material for its Light Pipe products family. The second-generation materials provide a 60% improved contrast ratio for light transmission of surface or ...

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Surface-mount LEDs for flexible light pipe displays
24 September 2003, Vepac Electronics, Products & Solutions
BivarOpto has released its new SMPT series of surface-mount LED devices exclusively designed to accept the company's patented flexible light pipes (FLP Series), creating a new design and installation ...

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Ultra-bright white LED replaces incandescent lamps
24 September 2003, Altron Arrow, EBV Electrolink
Vishay Intertechnology has completed its ultra-bright TLCx5100 LED series with the TLCW5100, an exceptionally bright and highly visible 5 mm white LED designed to meet the demands of high-end lighting ...

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