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Week 29 February - 6 March 2004

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Rosetta relies on lithium-ion batteries

AEA Battery Systems headed to the sky once again this week, as the European Space Agency's Rosetta spacecraft started its mission to become the first to enter a comet's orbit and land on its surface.

News from AEA Battery Systems, 5 March 2004

Powder cores boost choke performance

A new range of storage inductors and differential-mode suppression chokes use high-energy-storage Hi-Flux powder cores to achieve the highest inductance in minimum size.

News from Almag Division, Carnhill Transformers, 5 March 2004

MeriTech adds Korean dimension to ARM training

ARM has expanded its Approved Training Centre (ATC) Programme with the addition of MeriTech, based in Yangjae-dong, Seoul, Korea.

News from ARM, 5 March 2004

Microcontrollers turn to motor control

Microchip has expanded its product range for the electronic motor control market with a new PIC microcontroller, the PIC16F716, and three new MPLAB-compatible development tools.

News from Microchip Technology, 5 March 2004

Web-based design centre aids motor control

The Microchip Motor Control Design Centre aims to assist engineers in adding electronic control to their motor-driven products.

News from Microchip Technology, 5 March 2004

Polyester films are key for the force

User Application Article

GPS Developments, a switch panel manufacturer, was recently commissioned to produce switch panels for a communication system for the Metropolitan Police.

News from Autotype, 5 March 2004

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Linear unveils triple-output DC/DC uModule

Linear Technology has introduced the LTM4615, a complete triple-output DC/DC uModule regulator system.
Power interconnects make better use of airflow

Tyco Electronics has developed a range of power interconnects, comprising the Multi-Beam XLE and Minipak HDL connectors, to meet the demand for increased current density with modular power solutions.