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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u-blox, represented in SA by RF Design, announced the delivery of its millionth GPS receiver to Socket Communications, for Socket's new wireless GPS Nav Kit. The millionth GPS module, a TIM-LA, was presented ...
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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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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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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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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 ...
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Florida RF Labs has completed qualification on the second cable of a new series of Lab Flex cable assemblies that feature a helically wrapped inner braid. This new cable Lab Flex 200H along with Lab Flex ...
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The TIM-LA is a new cost-optimised GPS receiver module from u-blox. Powered by the 16-channel, low-power ANTARIS chipset, it is equipped with a low-noise amplifier and is suitable for passive antennas. The ...
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The RF3220 is a high-efficiency GaAs heterojunction bipolar transistor (HBT) amplifier from RF Microdevices packaged in a surface-mount package. This amplifier is suited for use in applications requiring ...
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Aeroflex/Metelics has introduced a new InGaP HBT Darlington amplifier gain block series covering the frequency range from DC up to 6 GHz. Designed with Darlington feedback approach, the amplifiers offer ...
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Two new SiGe HBT dual channel gain block MMIC SMT amplifiers, which are designed for wireless infrastructure/handhelds, test equipment, microwave radio and military COTS applications from DC to 5 GHz ...
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AeroComm's new ConnexLink packaged transceivers are offered with one watt of output power and can communicate over distances of 32 km line-of-sight. Units can be set up in minutes for cable-free communication ...
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