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Week 2 December - 8 December 2001

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Alliance has designs on reprogrammable cores

As an integral part of its VariCore strategy, Actel has unveiled its VariCore Design Alliance.

News from Actel Europe, 7 December 2001

Convertor lets serial devices ride the Ethernet

NPort Express from Amplicon Liveline is a single-channel bidirectional serial-to-Ethernet convertor that can be integrated with any serial device such as a PID, PLC or DPM.

News from Amplicon Liveline, 7 December 2001

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Improved comms and firmware increase motor uses

Now SmartMotors can be used with CAD/CAM.

News from Animatics Corp, 7 December 2001

Touchscreens keep a finger on motion control

Baldor has added two advanced touchscreen operator interface panels to its range of motion control system building accessories.

News from Baldor UK, 7 December 2001

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Control Techniques grows in the Netherlands

The Control Techniques Drives Centre in the Netherlands has recently relocated to larger premises in Sliedrecht, 30km south of Rotterdam.

News from Control Techniques Dynamics, 7 December 2001

PMC cards doubles Gigabit Ethernet density

Crellon Microsystems has introduced two new PMC modules for high density Gigabit Ethernet networking.

News from Crellon Microsystems, 7 December 2001

DEK gets the Siemens seal of approval

A unique global customer performance award has been presented to DEK by the Siemens AG for its contribution to the preplacement processes of the main Siemens manufacturing facilities worldwide.

News from DEK, 7 December 2001

Sync separator slashes video power budget

New from Elantec Semiconductor, the EL1881C is a low-cost low-power sync separator.

News from Elantec Semiconductor, 7 December 2001

Fairchild to invest $200 million in China

Fairchild Semiconductor is to construct a new manufacturing and warehouse facility in China.

News from Fairchild Semiconductor, 7 December 2001

Thermal design optimises point-multipoint hardware

User Application Article

When Cambridge Broadband needed to verify the thermal design of its VectaStar 3500 its engineers turned to Flomerics' Thermal Design Services team to validate and optimise the initial design.

News from Flomerics, 7 December 2001

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TDK-Lambda has introduced the NVM175 range of medically approved AC/DC power supplies.
DC/DC converter for 50W LED applications

Linear Technology has announced the LT3492, a 2.1MHz DC/DC converter designed to operate as a three-channel constant current LED driver.