17 November 2004Electronics Technology
Access Control & Identity Management
Information Security
An innovative 'aiding' functionality was added to the Antaris GPS technology, jointly developed by u-blox and Atmel, which now makes 'time to first fix' within four seconds a reality. The aiding parameters provide ephemeris, almanac, rough initial position, clock drift and time, satellite status and, if available, a precise time synchronisation signal. The aiding information is supplied from an external source, for example a base station. With this information, the GPS receiver has immediate knowledge of the satellites to search and track. The aiding feature is offered in the TIM-LP, TIM-LF and TIM-LC as well as on the Antaris GPS chipset.
Keenfinity creates two security businesses
News & Events Access Control & Identity Management Perimeter Security, Alarms & Intruder Detection
The Keenfinity Group, today announced the creation of two dedicated businesses from its former Intrusion & Access portfolio. Radionix will focus exclusively on intrusion alarm systems, while MiCOS will become a dedicated access control company.
Read more...Security has an identity problem
Access Control & Identity Management Information Security
Cybersecurity discussions have mainly focused on defence, including stronger firewalls, tighter network controls, and better endpoint security. However, in today's world, those traditional defences have become less relevant.
Read more...Modernising ‘smart’ ports
IoT & Automation Information Security Transport (Industry) Logistics (Industry)
A modern port is part of a much larger digital trade ecosystem where all systems need to work together. If one part of that ecosystem is disrupted, the impact can quickly move through the supply chain.
Read more...Integrated X-band radar front-end module RF Design
Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT
Qorvo has introduced an X-band radar front-end solution that enables defence system designers to achieve higher performance without increasing size, weight or prime power.
Read more...Quick and easy shielding Würth Electronics South Africa
Electronics Technology Manufacturing / Production Technology, Hardware & Services
Würth Elektronik expands its EMC product portfolio with nanocrystalline WE-FNCS sheets.
Read more...Reinventing cybersecurity NEC XON
News & Events Information Security Commercial (Industry)
NEC XON helps a workforce solutions leader reinvent cybersecurity with an AI-enhanced XDR solution to keep pace with increasingly devious cyberattack techniques, including fileless malware, lateral movement, and credential misuse.
Read more...Surface mount power amplifier for high-power applications RF Design
Power Electronics / Power Management
The GNA-63-5W+, from Mini-Circuits, is a GaN MMIC Power Amplifier (PA) designed for demanding RF applications requiring high efficiency, excellent linearity, and a compact footprint.
Read more...Gallagher Security assists St Vincent School for the Deaf Gallagher
News & Events Access Control & Identity Management
At a time when vehicle purchase and running costs are higher than ever, St. Vincent School for the Deaf will have a more reliable vehicle thanks to a recent donation from Gallagher Security.
Read more...Practical design strategies for 5G RF Design
Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT
The Cavli CQM211 aims to provide a platform that combines strong 5G connectivity with onboard compute capability, as well as interface flexibility that suits both new designs and rapid migrations from earlier products.
Read more...Nordic expands nRF Cloud with firmware vulnerability scanning RF Design
Computer/Embedded Technology
nRF Cloud identifies vulnerabilities in firmware and shows exactly which deployed devices are affected, empowering device manufacturers to address EU Cyber Resilience Act requirements.
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