Week 2 December - 8 December 2001

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Class D family provides single-chip audio

Philips Semiconductors has boosted the home audio market, launching a series of single-chip Class D audio amplifiers.

News from Philips Semiconductors, 5 December 2001

Chipset covers both wireless net standards

According to Synad Technologies, Mercury5G is the world's first complete dual-mode chipset, which makes it possible for the first time to build dual-standard wireless LANs.

News from Synad Technologies, 5 December 2001

IAR and Toshiba hit the road with Bluetooth

IAR Systems and Toshiba Electronics Europe have set up a partnership on Bluetooth technology that should lead to production cost reductions for the automotive industry.

News from Toshiba Electronics Europe, 5 December 2001

New Technical Manager at Abacus Polar

Abacus Polar has a new Technical Manager to lead its growing team of technical support staff.

News from Abacus Group, 4 December 2001

Advantest pulls itself together

Advantest has restructured and optimised its European operations.

News from Advantest (Europe), 4 December 2001

Hazard warning indicator marks the spot

Aerco has a range of LED hazard warning indicators that provide a cost-effective high-intensity warning and are suitable for many industrial applications.

News from Aerco, 4 December 2001

Why all TVSSs are not the same

Technical Background Article

Mick Burgoyne, Chief Engineer at Power Quality Management specialist Advance-Galatrek examines the technology behind one of the most critical - and yet neglected - power chain devices.

News from Advance Electronics, 4 December 2001

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Powerlock Box with flange prevents tampering

ITT Interconnect Solutions has announced a new version of its Powerlock Box with a flange to provide easy and secure sealing into equipment panel cut-outs.
Battery charger IC accepts inputs from 4.95-32V

Linear Technology has introduced the LT3652, a solar power directed monolithic buck battery charger IC for modern battery chemistries.