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Week 29 July - 4 August 2007

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Chemicals makers chase PCB production

Growing replacement of PCBs in several industrial applications has led to decreased usage.

News from Frost and Sullivan, 3 August 2007

Conformance tests claim comprehensive coverage

Anite now provides the most comprehensive offering for testing the HSDPA and HSUPA protocols of next-generation mobile devices.

News from Anite Telecoms, 3 August 2007

Chargers secure DC supplies

Linear battery chargers provide high reliability and and low electromagnetic emissions, making them ideal components for uninterruptible DC supplies.

News from Devlin Electronics, 3 August 2007

Greener coating passes machine trials

User Application Article

Specialist manufacturer of high quality automated and manual adhesive dispensing and selective spray coating equipment evaluates water-based conformal coating.

News from Electrolube, 3 August 2007

Low-cost MCUs handle up to 24 I/Os

Small-memory MCUs have up to 24 high-sink-current I/O lines, in combination with the well established ST7Lite feature set.

News from STMicroelectronics, 3 August 2007

Three-channel driver optimises LED performance

Intelligent and power efficient LED drivers offer a significant advantage to solid-state lighting manufacturers that are serious about reducing the carbon footprint of their ranges.

News from Integrated System Technologies, 3 August 2007

Desktop processor makes low-cost PC more frugal

User Application Article

Systemax Manufacturing has used the 1.5GHz VIA C7-D desktop processor in its new highly energy efficient PC for the US market.

News from VIA Technologies, 3 August 2007

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Teseq releases PMM 9010/30P EMI receiver/analyser

Teseq is offering a digital EMI receiver/analyser with optimum measurement parameters for EMC labs that do not require full CISPR compliance for radiated emissions measurements.
Schroff Card-Lok can be compressed from both ends

The Series 236 Card-Lok from Schroff incorporates a dual-thread design that allows the device to be compressed from both ends by turning a single screw.