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ELECTRONICSTALK
The Independent Weekly Product Information Guide
for Electronics Engineers
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London, UK
Published every Tuesday at 12:30 (UK)
Issue 24: 24 July 2001
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2074 product announcements and technical articles
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In this issue:
* Editor's Message
* Our Top Ten new Products Selection
1. Motorola opens its 2.5G and 3G platforms to OEMs
2. Top logic analyser gains multi-screen capability
3. First protocol test solutions for 3G terminals
4. PCI links to Fibre Channel at 2Gbit/s
5. Hitachi joins GSM baseband market with two IC set
6. Low on-state resistance puts MOSFETs in ballasts
7. Less power needed for the big screen
8. Reference design kit checks out programmable logic
9. Up to 83W from a quarter brick convertor
10. Four-terminal testing boosts ohmmeter accuracy
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Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
Once upon a time the summer used to be described as the "silly season". The mainstream media were left with little to fill their pages other than "Phew what a scorcher" headlines, and the electronics media would (quite sensibly) miss out an issue or two. The logic was inescapable... the hard-working journalists need their rest, there's no real news around and (more to the point), there's nobody around to read it.
Well, that was then and this is now. The 21st century, it appears is not just a 24/7 phenomenon, looking at the stories that have filled the news this week, it seems set to become the era of 24/7/52 news.
Leaving aside any comment on riots at the latest G8 bunfight, dare I suggest that the biggest story of the week is here in Electronicstalk (albeit not exclusively). The news that Motorola is to release its mobile technology to OEMs demonstrates just how crucial 2.5G and 3G have become to the electronics industry as a whole.
And that's just one of almost a hundred new stories this week, taking the total Electronicstalk archive well over the 2000 mark. And dozens more are being added daily, so do take a look if you can. But you don't need web access! All the full stories behind the summaries and headlines in this newsletter can be retrieved by email alone: see details below. In the meantime, if you've got any suggestions as to how we might make the site or the newsletter better, email me directly.
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MIPS DOWN 21% ON THE QUARTER
MIPS Technologies has reported its financial results for its fourth quarter and fiscal year ended 30th June 2001.
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OMRON TAKES ANADIGM ARRAYS TO JAPAN
Anadigm and Omron have entered an alliance to market field programmable analogue array (FPAA) products and technology in Japan.
Anadigm, 19 July 2001
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TI CLAIMS LEAD IN AUDIO DSP MARKET
Shipments of its Texas Instruments Internet audio DSPs surpassed three million in June 2001, more than any other programmable semiconductor manufacturer.
Texas Instruments, 20 July 2001
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ARC CORE CHOSEN FOR NEXT-GENERATION CAMERAS
Conexant Systems has licensed the ARCtangent user-customisable processor for its next generation of digital imaging system chips.
ARC Cores, 23 July 2001
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AMINO AND CYAN AIM FOR $3-PER-NODE POWERLINE NETS
Amino Communications and Cyan Technology are collaborating on a powerline communications system that builds control and sensing capabilities into home appliances.
Amino Communications, 18 July 2001
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INNOVEDA DOWN IN SECOND QUARTER
Innoveda has reported financial results for the second quarter ended 30th June 2001.
Innoveda, 23 July 2001
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TECAN POOLS ITS RFI SCREENING RESOURCES
Leading RFI screening can specialist Tecan Components has divisionalised its increasingly successful RFI arm.
Tecan Components, 24 July 2001
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THE CONNECTION FROM JAPAN TO HASTINGS
Connector specialist Deutsch recently entertained important visitors when two Japanese engineers from the Jupitor company attended company training on mil/aero technology.
Deutsch, 18 July 2001
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ARTESYS REPORTS LOSSES LESS THAN EXPECTED
Artesyn Technologies has today reported financial results for the second quarter ended 29th June 2001.
Artesyn Technologies, 18 July 2001
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BLUE2SPACE RECEIVES BLUETOOTH CERTIFICATION
Blue2Space has announced that its product range has met all Bluetooth certification requirements and passed a set of FCC and ETSI regulatory tests.
Blue2Space, 24 July 2001
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OUR TOP TEN NEW PRODUCTS SELECTION
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1. Motorola opens its 2.5G and 3G platforms to OEMs
Motorola is set to make its first foray into the 2.5G and 3G semiconductor and software market. The company's Semiconductor Products Sector, the primary supplier of embedded solutions to Motorola's own cellular handset business, intends to take its portfolio of 2.5G and 3G platforms to global manufacturers of mobile communications products. These powerful, type-approved platforms provide the industry's most integrated solutions - from silicon to software - to deliver a wide variety of voice, voice/data and/or multimedia applications and services.
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2. Top logic analyser gains multi-screen capability
Tektronix has added important enhancements to its flagship platform for digital signal integrity testing: the TLA 700 Series logic analyser family. The new TLA715 and TLA721 mainframes add a multiple-monitor capability to the TLA700 Series logic analysers, dramatically increasing the available viewing area, improving productivity and speeding time to market. In addition, the new mainframes use an Intel Pentium III processor to deliver increased system performance.
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3. First protocol test solutions for 3G terminals
The world's first comprehensive protocol test solutions for 3G terminals have been launched for the first time in the Asia-Pacific region by Anite Telecoms. The new 3G range of test solutions includes the company's U-HT, a host test product designed for handset protocol and applications software testing without the need for the target platform, and U-SAT, for on-target protocol and applications testing of terminals through the RF interface. Both of these solutions offer a variety of configurations and tool options, allowing custom test environments to be built to suit customer's testing needs.
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4. PCI links to Fibre Channel at 2Gbit/s
LSI Logic has added a range of single, dual and quad 2Gbit/s PCI-X Fibre Channel host adapters to its already successful line of PCI Fibre Channel products. Built using LSI Logic's powerful Fusion-MPT architecture, the host adapters are suitable for storage area networks (SANs), server-to-storage interconnect and SAN clustering. LSI Logic's flagship product, the quad-port LSI7402XP, is the highest density module available today with four channels on a PCI short card form factor.
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5. Hitachi joins GSM baseband market with two IC set
Hitachi has moved into GSM baseband with the launch of the THAMIS baseband chipset. Based on a novel twin-processor SH-DSP architecture, THAMIS offers handset designers a high speed, low power solution that is easily implemented. It supports GSM phase 2+ and GPRS Class 12 operation, and offers a simple upgrade to Edge implementations. Hitachi's GSM system solution includes baseband (THAMIS), RF linear, HPA, SAW-based front-end modules, memory (Flash, SRAM and stacked devices), LCDs and controllers, power management devices, SIM cards and reference design support.
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6. Low on-state resistance puts MOSFETs in ballasts
Fairchild Semiconductor has a new family of TO-92L-packaged N-channel MOSFETs (using QFET technology) designed to provide improved performance and lower cost than comparable I-PAK MOSFETs in compact ballast applications. The FQNL1N50B and FQNL2N50B are the first TO-92L-packaged MOSFETs designed specifically for the compact ballast market.
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7. Less power needed for the big screen
Fujitsu Hitachi Plasma Display (FHP) is entering mass production of 42in high-definition plasma display panels (PDPs) based on its newly developed TERES circuit technology, which features a panel-driving method requiring only half the voltage of conventional models. The newly developed TERES circuit technology cuts conventional drive voltage and drive-circuit costs in half.
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8. Reference design kit checks out programmable logic
The QuickLogic QV-DSP1RDK is a comprehensive RDK (reference development kit) that speeds system-on-chip designs for all members of the QuickDSP and Eclipse families. The QV-DSP1RDK is an integrated hardware and software package that allows demonstration, testing and debugging of QuickDSP designs for devices in a 516-pin BGA package. The new RDK, designed and developed with Tekgenix can be used as a stand-alone development system or as a coprocessor with third-party programmable DSP DSK/EVM boards.
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9. Up to 83W from a quarter brick convertor
The latest additions to Artesyn Technologies' range of high-efficiency quarter-brick DC/DC convertor modules produce up to 83W of output power. Measuring just 2.28 x 1.45 x 0.5in (58 x 37 x 13mm), the new EXQ125 series convertors have a power density of more than 50W/in3, which is a figure that sets a new standard for the industry. The convertors are designed specifically to meet the growing demand for low-voltage high-current sources for powering latest-generation semiconductor technology, and are initially available with 3.3, 2.5 or 1.8V outputs.
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10. Four-terminal testing boosts ohmmeter accuracy
Precision instrument specialist H Tinsley has introduced the ZY9858 digital micro-ohmmeter. This unit benefits from the technology used in the company's established precision instruments but has a rationalised specification, to provide an instrument that will meet most R and D, QA inspection, laboratory, production and test requirements.
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THALER USES NATIONAL'S REFERENCE TO BETTER EFFECT
Thaler has delivered the world's highest precision bandgap voltage reference as a result of testing and calibrating National Semiconductor's voltage reference technology.
National Semiconductor, 23 July 2001
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LONG-LIFE FLASH RIVALS EEPROM FOR MICROCONTROLLERS
The latest Flash MCUs from Motorola offer typically 100,000 write/erase cycles and 50-year data retention.
Motorola SPS, 18 July 2001
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SIMPLE SOLUTION FOR POWERING SET-TOP BOXES
National Semiconductor reckons its new PWM inverting switching regulator provides the smallest, lowest-noise and easiest-to-use power solution for the tuner voltage in set-top boxes.
National Semiconductor, 18 July 2001
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LINEAR FET CONTROLLERS FOR SPACE-SAVING PSU DESIGN
Semtech has a new family of linear FET controllers that enable simple, space-saving design of distributed single and dual power supplies on primary and peripheral circuit boards.
Semtech, 18 July 2001
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IMPROVED POWER MANAGEMENT FOR PENTIUM III PCS
Two new PWM linear power system controllers from Intersil are optimised for the latest Pentium III desktop PCs conforming to Intel's VRM 8.5 standard for advanced power management.
Intersil, 18 July 2001
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CMOS OSCILLATORS BOOST CRYSTAL PERFORMANCE
Torex Semiconductor has unveiled three new series of high-frequency crystal oscillators designed to boost the frequencies of cheaper crystal oscillators to a maximum of 125MHz.
Torex Semiconductor, 18 July 2001
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LOGIC PACKAGING IS SO TINY
A new family of logic parts with a tiny footprint has been introduced by GD Technik.
GD Technik, 18 July 2001
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FPGAs HAVE HARDENED LATCHES FOR SPACE RELIABILITY
Actel has qualified and is shipping its RT54SX32S FPGA, the first member of its radiation-tolerant RTSX-S family specifically designed to address single-event upsets (SEUs) in space.
Actel Europe, 23 July 2001
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DIP-SWITCHES DO THE JOB IN HALF THE SPACE
Available in even sizes from two to ten positions, Tyco Electronics' Alcoswitch GDH series half-pitch DIP-switches provide the performance of 2.54mm centreline devices in a package half the size.
Tyco Electronics UK, 18 July 2001
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SURFACE-MOUNT CRYSTALS ARE JUST 1MM HIGH
Frequency products specialist Euroquartz has a new range of ultraminiature surface-mount crystals that offer a footprint size of just 3.5 x 6.2mm and very low profile height of just 1mm.
Euroquartz, 19 July 2001
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RESISTOR ARRAY PUTS EIGHT IN AN SM PACKAGE
The MNR18 chip resistor array from Rohm simplifies circuit design and reduces component count by integrating eight resistors with values up to 1Mz into a single, miniature surface mount package.
Rohm Electronics (UK), 19 July 2001
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SOFTWARE SIMPLIFIES SHRINKING POWER SUPPLIES
Ansoft has released PEmag 4.0 - the latest version of its magnetic component design software for power electronics.
Ansoft Corporation Europe, 18 July 2001
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MASS STORAGE ON USB 2.0 BY DESIGN
Cypress Semiconductor has released a reference design kit for USB 2.0 mass storage applications.
Cypress Semiconductor, 20 July 2001
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SLIMLINE SLIDE SWITCHES SAVE SPACE
The OS series of C and K slide switches from ITT Cannon feature a compact design to save PCB space.
ITT Industries, Cannon, 18 July 2001
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ELASTOMER GASKETS SIMPLIFY AUTOMATED EMI SHIELDING
Chomerics has expanded its family of robotically dispensed Cho-Form EMI gaskets with two new high-performance, easily compressed conductive elastomer materials.
Chomerics Europe, 23 July 2001
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POWER ON THE DIN RAIL
Moeller Electric has introduced the Easypower 0.5, a DIN-rail mounted unit that is specifically designed to supply power to the DC versions of its Easy range of control relays.
Moeller Electric, 18 July 2001
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STANDARD COAXIAL CONNECTORS ON DEMAND
Aerco has set up a new co-axial sourcing service designed to help customers overcome major delivery problems on standard coaxial connectors.
Aerco, 18 July 2001
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SLIMMEST WIRE-TO-BOARD CONNECTORS YET
Flint is offering customers its slimmest wire-to-board connectors yet, with the introduction of the DF19 from Hirose.
Flint, 18 July 2001
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45-DEGREE STRIPS CRAM IN MORE SOCKETS
A novel 13A socket system from Aphel now offers 45-degree orientation for its well established DB2000 socket strip programme.
Aphel, 19 July 2001
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EASY EARTH FOR AVIONICS CONNECTOR SYSTEM
The Raychem MTC interconnection system from Tyco Electronics is a complete modular connector system comprising lightweight sealed connectors and individually removable rear release contacts.
Tyco Electronics - Wire, Harness & Protection, 20 July 2001
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HIGH-DENSITY FIBRE-OPTIC CONNECTION
The AMP Netconnect MT-RJ interconnection family is a range of small-form fibre-optic connectors and accessories that effectively doubles the port density for fibre optic LAN electronics.
AMP Netconnect, 20 July 2001
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FIBRE-OPTIC CONNECTORS RESIST VIBRATION
Deutsch has introduced the RSC (ruggedised single-way connector) range of high-performance fibre-optic connectors.
Deutsch, 23 July 2001
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SINGLE-FIBRE TRANSCEIVER BEATS SONET AND SDH SPECS
Bookham Technology's new single-fibre transceiver range offers transmitter output power and receiver sensitivity performance exceeding specifications for SONET and SDH bidirectional operation.
Bookham Technology, 18 July 2001
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LOW LOSSES FOR ALL-FIBRE ATTENUATOR AND SHUTTER
Two new low-cost high-performance all-fibre components - the Mark II variable optical attenuator and shutter - will be unveiled by ProtoDel at ECOC 2001.
ProtoDel International, 23 July 2001
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REPLACEMENT BATTERIES PROTECT LAPTOP DATA
American Power Conversion has released a line of laptop batteries that are compatible with more than 60 models of leading notebook PCs.
American Power Conversion, 18 July 2001
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MODBUS POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM HAS REMOTE DIAGNOSTICS
New from Bulgin Power Source, the Oracle 2400R-28 is a Modbus-compatible, cascadable rack system accommodating up to five 600W switch-mode power supply modules for n+1 redundant operation.
Bulgin Power Source, 19 July 2001
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COMPACT SMD DC/DC CONVERTOR AIMS FOR TELECOMMS
Using innovative synchronous rectifier circuit technology, the Lambda PG-10 surface-mount DC/DC power module achieves 88% efficiency on the 5V output model.
Lambda, 24 July 2001
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INDUSTRIAL PCs AIM FOR ATE INTEGRATORS
Workstation Source has launched its TestPro Modular range of industrial PC systems that are ideal for powering high density ATE functional systems in the industrial environment.
Workstation Source, 23 July 2001
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INTERFACE PUTS VXI AND PCI TOGETHER
New from National Instruments, the VXI-PCI8340 Series of products incorporate MXI-3 technology and the options for flexible or long-distance cabling into VXI systems.
National Instruments, 18 July 2001
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TESTERS BOOST MIXED-SIGNAL SoC THROUGHPUT
Advantest has released two new test systems aimed at mixed-signal SoCs: the T6683 has a top speed of 1GHz and up to 2048 test pins; the T6673 runs at up to 500MHz with a maximum of 1024 test pins
Advantest Europe Corporation, 18 July 2001
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14BIT I/O FOR THE USUAL PRICE OF 12BIT
Adept Scientific has the new PCI-DAS64/M1/14 analogue and digital I/O board from Measurement Computing.
Adept Scientific, 18 July 2001
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COUPLER BOOSTS AUTOMOTIVE TESTING TO 42V AT 60A
Schaffner has addressed the latest trend in automotive electronics systems with the release of a high-current coupler which upgrades its NSG 5000 test system to 42V.
Schaffner EMC, 18 July 2001
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VISION SYSTEM SHEDS NEW LIGHT ON INSPECTION
Nikon reckons its new NEXIV VMR series is set to become the standard by which all other vision metrology systems are measured.
Nikon UK, 19 July 2001
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PICK A WAVEFORM... ANY WAVEFORM
Tektronix has introduced a new multichannel arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) series.
Tektronix, 20 July 2001
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