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Week 11 November - 17 November 2007

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Two baseband processors replace nine DSPs

Baseband processors to feature in mobile broadband basestations currently being readied for the Beijing Olympics.

News from picoChip Designs, 16 November 2007

Joint venture to focus NFC efforts

NXP and Sony introduced NFC short-range wireless technology to the market in 2002, and now the two companies have pooled their resources in a joint venture.

News from NXP Semiconductors, 16 November 2007

Chipset supports VDSL2 testing

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Ikanos' fifth generation Fx10050S-5 VDSL2 CPE chipset supports all VDSL2 profiles up to 17.6MHz and offers up to 100/50Mbit/s performance.

News from Ikanos Communications, 16 November 2007

UARTs expand design options

Each device has a global interrupt status register that allows the interrupt service routine to quickly identify and service the channels that are pending.

News from Exar, 16 November 2007

Testing agreement targets Japanese market

Manufacturers of mobile phones, wireless-enabled notebooks and PDAs will be able to verify radio regulatory requirements related to CE marking and FCC approval in Japan.

News from Cetecom, 16 November 2007

Connectors cut the costs of upgrades

The 3M B19 connector solution enables the extension of the life of existing VME and CPCI systems.

News from 3M Electronics and Interconnect Solutions, 16 November 2007

Decoder chip supports set-top box

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ST's STi7100 single-chip HDTV decoder technology is helping Gradiente launch a set-top box in Brazil in time for the launch of digital TV broadcasts.

News from STMicroelectronics, 16 November 2007

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Tyco Electronics launches miniature trunk cable

Tyco Electronics has launched a Madison Cable brand Category 5E miniature trunk cable designed for the telecommunication and data communication industries.
DC/DC controller is ideal for portable instruments

Linear Technology has introduced the LTC3868/-1, a low quiescent current, two-phase dual output synchronous step-down DC/DC controller.