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Week 28 March - 3 April 2004

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Circuit breakers aid reliability

The E-T-A range of DIN-rail circuit breakers is claimed to significantly improve equipment reliability while reducing down time.

News from Aerco, 2 April 2004

Processor family gains microkernel and IDE support

Green Hills Software and Analog Devices have begun a multiyear roadmap of product integrations that includes support for the Velosity microkernel and the Multi IDE for the Blackfin processor family.

News from Analog Devices, 2 April 2004

Award for high-speed op amp

Analog Devices has won the EDN 2003 Innovation of the Year Award in the analogue ICs category with its high-speed operational amplifier, the AD8099.

News from Analog Devices, 2 April 2004

Software wins automotive award

The Editors of Automotive Engineering International presented Ansoft with an AEI Tech 2004 Award at the Society of Automotive Engineers World Congress last month.

News from Ansoft Corporation Europe, 2 April 2004

Budget models accelerate shrink to eighth bricks

Five new low-cost 25/20A isolated eighth-brick DC/DC convertors are set to accelerate design migration from standard quarter-brick form factors.

News from Artesyn Technologies, 2 April 2004

First Bluetooth headset qualified to new standard

User Application Article

BlueCore silicon is enabling GN Netcom to achieve qualification of the industry's first Bluetooth v1.2 headset.

News from Cambridge Silicon Radio, 2 April 2004

Another hat in the ring

Technical Background Article

Structured ASICs offer a new option for designers needing to provide digital signal processing functions, says Doug Bailey, VP Sales and Marketing at ChipX.

News from ChipX, 2 April 2004

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AC/DC power supplies are medically approved

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.