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ELECTRONICSTALK
The Independent Weekly Product Information Guide
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Published every Tuesday at 12:30 (UK)
Issue 19: 19 June 2001
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1730 product announcements and technical articles
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In this issue:
* Editor's Message
* Our Top Ten new Products Selection
1. 64bit soft core has integral floating-point unit
2. Convertors deliver 60W from quarter-brick outline
3. "Smallest in the world" claim for transducer
4. PCIbus digitiser card offers 5Gsample/s
5. Libero sweeps up full set of FPGA design tools
6. New technology for programmable logic designers
7. Server I/O chips support latest Intel platforms
8. New package stars in shrinking logic moves
9. Affordable broadcast format conversion chipset
10. PCI core migrates FPGA designs painlessly
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Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
An enforced stay in hospital last week confirmed a number of prejudices. First, regardless of highly-paid consultants' attempts to improve it, hospital food remains bland at best. And, secondly, EMC is still a misunderstood discipline.
The hospital of my incarceration is a modern unit, indeed it is the flagship of the region, and is bristling with every piece of modern medical technology available to the UK National Health Service. However, the whole building is adorned with hastily prepared photocopied signs entreating all residents and visitors to refrain from using their mobile telephones as they may interfere with sensitive medical equipment.
So great was the hospital's concern, that the cordless telephones allocated to each ward for patient use had also been withdrawn from service on the same grounds.
Logically, one can draw only one conclusion: the hospital authorities are not confident in the immunity of their (CE Marked) equipment to the fields produced by GSM telephones. This is slightly odd, as they haven't bothered to remove the local basestations, nor have they asked the neighbouring international airport to turn off their radar.
Then again, they may just be keen to generate extra revenue from their payphones. Who can tell?
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AMC AND ZARLINK WORK ON PARALLEL FIBRE SYSTEMS
Applied Micro Circuits and Zarlink Semiconductor (formerly Mitel Semiconductor) are developing multichannel, interoperable 10Gbit/s per channel products.
Zarlink Semiconductor, 13 June 2001
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SURF PROVIDES FAX OVER IP TO COMMATCH
Surf Communication Solutions has announced a framework agreement with the pioneer IP-to-IP and IP-to-PSTN VoIP access gateway provider, comMatch.
Surf Communication Solutions, 13 June 2001
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TI DSPs ARE SWEET MUSIC TO COMPAQ
Compaq Computer has selected TI's programmable DSP technology to enable audio encoding and decoding in the iPAQ Music Centre.
Texas Instruments, 13 June 2001
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FLAT FOURTH QUARTER FOR NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR
National Semiconductor has reported break even results on revenue of $401.2 million for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2001, ending on the 27th May 2001.
National Semiconductor, 18 June 2001
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SIEMENS TAKES SiGe PA FOR BLUETOOTH-USB ADAPTER
SiGe Semiconductor's PA2423MB Class 1 Bluetooth power amplifier has been selected by Siemens for integration into one of the industry's first qualified Bluetooth-USB adapters.
SiGe Semiconductor, 19 June 2001
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TSMC GIVES AMI FAST ROUTE TO 0.18-MICRON ASICS
AMI Semiconductor will begin offering 0.25 and 0.18-micron ASIC products as early as the third quarter of 2001 by partnering with TSMC, the world's largest dedicated semiconductor foundry.
AMI Semiconductor, 19 June 2001
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NEC AND ATMOS TO MAKE DRAM FOR COMMUNICATIONS
NEC Electronics and ATMOS Corp are to develop and offer high-performance embedded DRAM aimed at communications and wireless industries.
Atmos Corp, 19 June 2001
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DYNEX CAN DO IGBTs FOR RENAULT'S HYBRID KANGOO
Dynex Power has received a major production order from Groupe SAGEM to provide power semiconductor modules for Renault's new Kangoo all-electric and hybrid thermal-electric minivan.
Dynex Semiconductor, 19 June 2001
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VERPLEX SEEKS ACCEPTANCE FOR OVL LIBRARY
Verplex Systems has contributed its Open Verification Language (OVL) library to electronics industry standards organisation Accellera.
Verplex Systems, 13 June 2001
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HALF OF ALL EUROPEAN ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS SHIP LATE
Half of all European electronic products ship late and a quarter of European electronic designs hit the market with known bugs, according to a survey funded by EDA vendors
Mentor Graphics UK, 14 June 2001
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TYCO KEEPS UP ITS STANDARDS
Tyco Electronics' Wire, Harnessing and Protection Products Group has successfully renewed its quality management standards certification.
Tyco Electronics - Wire, Harness & Protection, 13 June 2001
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IFR BASES ATE DIVISION IN STEVENAGE
IFR Systems has opened a new European HQ for its Automatic Test Equipment (ATE) Division at Pin Green, Stevenage, UK.
IFR Systems, 18 June 2001
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1. 64bit soft core has integral floating-point unit
In response to customer demand for a 64bit synthesisable processor core with floating point to improve performance throughput in next-generation consumer products, MIPS Technologies has introduced the MIPS64 5Kf core. LSI Logic, Atmel and Texas Instruments have already taken licenses for the new 5Kf core, which is the latest addition to MIPS Technologies' family of high-performance, 64bit synthesisable cores. It is the industry's only licensable, synthesisable 64bit core with an integrated floating-point unit (FPU).
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2. Convertors deliver 60W from quarter-brick outline
Artesyn Technologies has a new series of dual-output DC/DC convertors that provide up to 60W from an industry-standard quarter-brick package. The new EXQ60 series of convertors feature a wide input voltage range of 33 to 75V DC, and are available with 5/3.3 or 3.3/2.5V outputs. Both models employ a novel form of open frame construction, measure just 2.3 x 1.5 x 0.5in, and offer exceptionally high output current capabilities - the 5/3.3V model can deliver up to 12/15A, respectively.
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3. "Smallest in the world" claim for transducer
Adding to its line of miniature and subminiature cable position transducers, SpaceAge Control is now shipping the Series 150, the smallest production position transducer available in the world. Initially designed to measure aircraft control surface movement, the Series 150 line has been used in throttle linkage monitoring, anthropomorphic dummy body part measuring, biomedical instrumentation and RPV control validation. The Series 150 offers conductive plastic elements, anodised machined-aluminium housings, unique threaded cable drums, stainless steel cable, and versatile mounting.
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4. PCIbus digitiser card offers 5Gsample/s
The CompuScope 85G, now available in the UK from TTi (Thurlby Thandar Instruments), is a state-of-the-art, single-slot, PCI card capable of performing 8bit analogue/digital conversion at sampling rates up to 5Gsample/s on two simultaneous channels with 500MHz analogue bandwidth. The single-slot, full-length card measures 13.0 x 3.9 x 0.8in. Oscilloscope-like analogue amplifiers provide low-noise flexible signal conditioning for a wide variety of applications.
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5. Libero sweeps up full set of FPGA design tools
Libero is Actel's next-generation integrated design environment for field-programmable gate array (FPGA) development and design. A comprehensive design management environment, Libero integrates industry-leading design tools and streamlines the design flow; manages all design, run and report files; and passes necessary design data between tools. The Libero tool suite is available to FPGA designers through a robust, easy-to-navigate graphical user interface. Libero includes best-in-class tools such as Innoveda's DxViewDraw schematic capture tool; SynaptiCAD's WaveFormer Lite test bench generation system; Model Technology's ModelSim simulation and design verification software; Synplicity's Synplify 6.2 synthesis software; and Actel's Designer Series place-and-route software and Silicon Explorer verification and logic analyser tool.
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6. New technology for programmable logic designers
Continuing its development of innovative physical synthesis technologies, Synplicity has highlighted details of a second-generation physical synthesis technology for programmable logic designers, the first such technology in the industry. Termed total optimisation physical synthesis (TOPS), this new technology achieves two fundamental milestones in physical synthesis: the full automation of the physical synthesis flow and the ability to perform precise physical placement of logic.
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7. Server I/O chips support latest Intel platforms
New from National Semiconductor, the Low Pin Count (LPC) PC8741x family of server I/O products are designed to meet the I/O needs of the entire server and workstation market, including Intel-based multiprocessor server platforms. National's PC8741x was optimised in collaboration with both Intel and ServerWorks, a wholly owned subsidiary of Broadcom. ServerWorks, a leading independent supplier of high-performance SystemI/O integrated circuits for servers, recently announced its Grand Champion HE architecture. The 2-way and 4-way chipset from ServerWorks supports the Intel Xeon processor.
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8. New package stars in shrinking logic moves
Texas Instruments claims its new NanoStar packaging saves as much as 70% of the space required for existing SC-70 (DCK) logic packages, providing a big advantage for portable consumer electronic devices. The first devices available in NanoStar packaging will offer the most popular logic functions for space-constrained systems such as wireless handsets, pagers, personal digital assistants, portable DVD players, MP3 players, notebook computers and other portable consumer electronics. NanoStar packaging will be first introduced in a 5-pin single-gate low-voltage CMOS (LVC) technology. LVC dual-gate devices will follow in an 8-pin version. These logic devices operate at 1.8V, and are optimised at 3.3V, providing low power consumption and medium current drive capability.
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9. Affordable broadcast format conversion chipset
Gennum Corporation is to manufacture highly integrated format conversion ICs with products targeted at broadcast, projector, plasma/LCD display and other professional applications. The newest three-chip solution (GF9331/GF9330/GF9320), which is part of the MultiGEN product family, is said to provide broadcast format conversion quality at an affordable price to global customers. The GF9331 motion coprocessor is a high performance chip that can be used in conjunction with the GF9330 high performance de-interlacer. Together, the two compact chips implement a motion adaptive de-interlacer for both SDTV and HDTV digital television signals.
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10. PCI core migrates FPGA designs painlessly
Designers using high-density, advanced FPGAs with embedded PCI cores to design network routers, servers, multiprocessor computation engines and EDP applications such as printers and peripherals can now cost-effectively and easily transition to an ASIC for volume production. The key is a new 64bit/66MHz drop-in replacement PCI core from AMI Semiconductor (AMIS). The AMIS 64bit/66MHz PCI core delivers all the performance and features of a Xilinx Virtex FPGA PCI core, which is the most popular prototype device for developing platforms with high data-transfer rates. Its drop-in design eliminates any rewiring or modifications at the time the design is converted from an FPGA to an ASIC.
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MOTION CONTROL SYSTEM KEEPS ORBITAL 'ALTOGETHER'
In 1999, Micromech Systems was asked to design a motion control system for Orbital, the electronic music band, and the system has been updated for a further tour in 2001
Micromech, 14 June 2001
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DC/DC CONVERTORS HANDLE ARCTIC AND EQUATORIAL USE
Amplicon Liveline's single and dual 10W DC/DC convertors have been designed into a remote battery powered data acquisition module, which must operate under both arctic and equatorial conditions
Amplicon Liveline, 14 June 2001
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ISDN MULTIPLEXER BOOSTS COMMUNICATIONS EFFICIENCY
ISDN multiplexers supplied by Microtel are being used in a novel way to boost efficiency and create cost savings for an award-winning computer recruitment company.
Microtel, 14 June 2001
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POWERPC CORES AVAILABLE AS IP FOR CPLDs
Cypress Semiconductor and Eureka Technology have announced the immediate availability of Eureka's suite of PowerPC IP cores for the Cypress Delta39K family of complex programmable logic devices.
Cypress Semiconductor, 13 June 2001
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POWER CHIPSET OPTIMISES CLASS D POWER AMPS
New from International Rectifier, IRCS-Series power semiconductor chipsets are optimised for the Crystal CS44210 TrueDigital Class D power amplifier controller IC from Cirrus Logic.
International Rectifier, 13 June 2001
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REFERENCE DESIGN FOR DOCSIS 1.1 CABLE MODEMS
Recognising the need for a cost-effective data cable modem solution, Texas Instruments has announced its new low cost cable modem reference design, the TNETC405.
Texas Instruments, 14 June 2001
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HIGH-END MEMORY UPGRADES
Memory Plus has just added several new products to the high end of its range of MemoryGold branded digital memory upgrades.
Memory Plus, 18 June 2001
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BOOSTED PERFORMANCE FOR 32BIT SOFT CORE
MIPS Technologies has launched its next generation 32bit, high-performance, low-power core, the MIPS32 4KE family.
MIPS Technologies, 18 June 2001
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MODULE MULTIPLY PROTECTS TELECOMMS LINES
A five-point protection module which safeguards European telecomms network lines from overvoltage, overcurrent, lightning and electrostatic discharge is on its way to Solid State Supplies.
Solid State Supplies, 18 June 2001
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EXPLOSION-PROOF LIMIT SWITCHES SWITCH SAFELY
A range of explosion-proof limit switches is now available from Aerco, the Horsham based electromechanical component specialist.
Aerco, 19 June 2001
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SYSTEM VERIFIES EFFECTIVE USE OF IP
Mentor Graphics QuickUse IP qualification system (QuickUse-IQ) is designed to automate the intellectual property (IP) qualification process.
Mentor Graphics UK, 18 June 2001
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BOARD HELPS WITH SMALL TO MEDIUM FPGA PROTOTYPING
New from Celoxica, the RC100 stand-alone development board provides a rapid prototyping platform for small- to medium-sized FPGA designs.
Celoxica, 19 June 2001
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SYNOPSIS EXPANDS DESIGN FLOW SOLUTIONS
Synopsys has completed its RTL-to-GDSII flow by introducing two high-performance tools built into Physical Compiler: Route Compiler and ClockTree Compiler.
Synopsys, 19 June 2001
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SoC SYSTEM OPTIMISED FOR KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
Mentor Graphics has released version 3.0 of its QuickUse development system (QDS).
Mentor Graphics UK, 19 June 2001
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HIGH LIGHT OUTPUT FROM HIGH-POWER WHITE LEDs
Now available from Aerco is a range of Superbright LEDs that is ideal for all types of modern low-profile and high-intensity displays.
Aerco, 13 June 2001
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SMART LOOK FOR ANODISED ALUMINIUM FRAME DOORS
As an extension to the glazed panel range which EMKA has offered for some time, the company has introduced a stylish full door execution with new extrusion.
EMKA UK, 13 June 2001
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ECONOMICAL CABINET PROTECTS NETWORKING KIT
Schroff offers an economic networking cabinet for applications that involve the installation of large quantities of cables.
Schroff UK, 13 June 2001
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CODED SWITCHES SUITABLE FOR REFLOW SOLDERING
Type 07 coded switches offer a rugged construction suitable for reflow soldering, and feature separate detent and contact chambers for minimum contact contamination and maximum life
Elma Electronic UK, 15 June 2001
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SCREENS AND MESHES GET HIGHER AND MORE RIGID
Tecan Components can now produce fine metal screens and meshes with higher, and more rigid, sidewalls than previously available using traditional lithography techniques.
Tecan Components, 18 June 2001
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GUIDE TO ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN MOTORS
Baldor has published a free 16-page guide, 'Making energy efficiency work for you', packed with useful energy saving information for electric motors users.
Baldor UK, 14 June 2001
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LOW-PROFILE FPC CONNECTORS OFFER GREATER DENSITY
The FB1 series from JAE is a 0.3mm pitch low profile connector for FPC (flexible printed circuits) designed for use in applications where size and weight are a premium.
JAE Europe, 13 June 2001
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HARD-METRIC CONNECTORS MATCH FAST BACKPLANES
Molex has a new series of 2.00mm-pitch hard-metric connectors to meet the high-speed and high-density needs of rugged backplane applications.
Molex UK, 13 June 2001
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FOUR- AND FIVE-ROW FUTUREBUS CONNECTORS
Raycon Technology has released a new Futurebus connector line.
Raycon Technology, 18 June 2001
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COMPACTPCI BACKPLANES HANDLE POWER TO SPARE
APW Electronic Solutions has extended its CompactPCI backplane offering with new DIN M single power slot models.
APW Electronics, 19 June 2001
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MODULAR 19IN RACK-MOUNT DC RECTIFIER
Advance-Galatrek has launched its GDC 50-6 PowerPak DC rectifier, housed in a shelf capable of holding up to six hot-swap plug-in rectifiers, either in a parallel or n+1 or n+2 configuration
Advance-Galatrek, 14 June 2001
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PCI MEZZANINE CARD MODULE FOR TELECOMMS
SBE claims its new wanPTMC-C4T1E1 product is the industry's first PCI Telecom Mezzanine Card (PTMC) module.
SBE, 13 June 2001
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MEMORY TEST SYSTEM MORE THAN DOUBLES ITS SPEED
The Advantest T5375 memory test system is capable of testing up to 128 devices simultaneously at speeds of either 143 or 286MHz DDR.
Advantest Europe Corporation, 19 June 2001
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