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Soft termination system for components guards against crack failures
16 November 2005, Electronics Technology

Driven by demands from the automotive industry for more robust and more reliable components, AVX developed FlexiTerm, a soft termination system for components claimed to allow almost three times the amount ...
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Extended range of fine pitch board-to-board connectors
16 November 2005, Interconnection

Harwin has introduced new products within its successful M50 and M52 fine pitch board-to-board connector series, offering designers greater flexibility. These RoHS-compliant 1,27 mm pitch headers and ...
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First industrial microcontrollers based on ARM7 core now available
2 November 2005, DSP, Micros & Memory

Visteon, one of the world's largest suppliers of automotive systems and components, has adopted National Instruments' products including PXI modular instruments, NI TestStand test management software, ...
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Cypress introduces TouchWake capability for WirelessUSB radio-on-a-chip devices
2 November 2005, DSP, Micros & Memory

Cypress Semiconductor has announced a new feature for its WirelessUSB 'radio-on-a-chip' devices that instantly wakes a peripheral from sleep mode when a user touches the device. The TouchWake feature ...
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Switching regulator uses emulated current-mode control method
2 November 2005, Power Electronics / Power Management

National Semiconductor has expanded its family of high-voltage buck regulators with the LM5005, a high-frequency buck regulator that steps down an input voltage from 7 V to 75 V to produce a regulated ...
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Low-profile, high-current inductor delivers low DCR/μH
2 November 2005, Passive Components

Vishay Intertechnology has extended the IHLP family of low-profile, high-current inductors with a new device that it claims offers the lowest DCR/µH available in a 10,2 x 10,2 mm package with a low 4 ...
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High-power pluggable terminal blocks for industrial applications
2 November 2005, Interconnection, Mining (Industry), Products & Solutions

Complementing Molex's existing 600 V fixed (one-piece) high-power terminal block family, the company's EuroMax interconnect system offers design engineers a two-piece pluggable system and is claimed to ...
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New compression coax board-to-board RF connector series can save time and cost
2 November 2005, Interconnection

Tyco Electronics has introduced a new low profile, single connector, micro-miniature RF interconnect to meet the growing demand for direct board-to-board connections. Traditionally, board-to-board RF ...
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Panel-mount LED indicators
2 November 2005, Opto-Electronics

Apem has complemented its range of indicators with a new series combining different sizes, styles and finishes:    * Three diameters: 6, 8 and 14 mm.    * Three bezel styles: prominent, recessed and flush. ...
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Fastest ARM7-based microcontroller claimed
2 November 2005, DSP, Micros & Memory

Royal Philips Electronics' new LPC210x series, based on the ARM7 TDMI-S architecture, can operate at speeds up to 70 MHz (63 MIPs), 10 MHz faster than the current fastest ARM7 MCUs on the market, according ...
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Full duplex RF transceivers for growing 'passive-entry-go' market
2 November 2005, EBV Electrolink, Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT

Atmel has introduced two new full duplex RF transceiver ICs optimised for automotive keyless entry/ passive entry go (PEG) and tyre pressure monitoring (TPMS) systems. The ATA5824 and ATA5823 can also ...
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Design consequences of geometry 'shrinks'
2 November 2005, Tempe Technologies, Circuit & System Protection

As we all know, the process geometries of both digital and analog integrated circuits are continually shrinking - with the clear advantages of lower power requirements, silicon areas and prices. However, ...
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