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ELECTRONICSTALK
The Independent Weekly Product Information Guide
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Issue 35: 9 October 2001
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In this issue:
* Editor's Message
* Our Top Ten new Products Selection
1. Transceiver chip is easy on the battery
2. Card is key to Bluetooth connection kit
3. 36Mbit SRAM is optimised for 100% bus usage
4. Free online simulation tool for LVDS designs
5. Cores for celebration at growing IP library
6. Sixth wire makes all the difference to touchscreen
7. Prototype platform takes latest DSP onboard
8. Monitoring system traces GPRS procedures
9. Radar tester checks out automotive sensors
10. A piece of cake at Radio Solutions 2001
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Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
It's funny how a technology can suddenly come into vogue, particularly when its proponents have perceived it as being under threat.
This phenomenon appears to be affecting the seemingly mature world of low-power radio, which as little as a year ago was still in a state of flux, wondering whether its tried and tested technology could compete with Bluetooth.
Following Microsoft's "snub" by delaying software support for Bluetooth, which amounted to a message of "get a move on" to manufacturers, recent weeks have seen a plethora of Bluetooth launches. And although the majority are distinctly "end-user-oriented" (or dare we say "big boys' toys"), we make no apologies for carrying news of them in Electronicstalk.
Meanwhile, back in the "old" world of low-power radio, markets are holding up remarkably well. So well, in fact, that some very big names are starting to take notice, and this week no lesser company than Texas Instruments has joined the fray (see below), no doubt eying the successes of Micrel in recent years.
Could it be that Bluetooth is starting to show its true colours? There certainly appears to be a greater perception of what the technology can and cannot do. And if this is having a beneficial knock-on effect on other technologies then so be it.
Those in search of an answer (and within spitting distance of London) could do worse than check out next month's Radio Solutions Exhibition and Conference (6th-7th November 2001 at the newly opened Commonwealth Conference & Events Centre). Further details are available from the Low Power Radio Association at www.lpra.org.
I hope you find this issue of our weekly newsletter useful. In addition to the new products, news and ideas featured here, there are hundreds more on our website and dozens more 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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INDIGOVISION LOOKS FOR DIGITAL VIDEO PARTNERS
IndigoVision has set up a partner programme designed to continue the growth of its VideoBridge technology as the worldwide de facto industry standard in video security and surveillance.
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SiGe:C PROCESS TECHNOLOGY SLIMS DOWN TO 0.18um
Motorola has disclosed its next-generation 0.18-micron silicon germanium:carbon (SiGe:C) process technology.
Motorola SPS, 8 October 2001
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IR SETS UP HIGH-VOLTAGE DESIGN CENTRE IN ITALY
International Rectifier has opened a new design facility in Pavia, Italy.
International Rectifier, 8 October 2001
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CUSTOM TESTER AIDS FAST RELEASE OF PRESCALER
Giga Solution Tech Co has designed a customised mass production test solution for SiGe Semiconductor's D602 static prescaler.
SiGe Semiconductor, 8 October 2001
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LSI PROVIDES APPROVED MODEM PERFORMANCE
LSI Logic has announced two significant successes with Correlant Communications (formerly known as TurboNet), the top OEM supplier of DOCSIS cable modems.
LSI Logic Europe, 8 October 2001
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VIRATA LICENSES 1T-SRAM TECHNOLOGY FROM MOSYS
Virata has licensed MoSys' 1T-SRAM embedded memory technology, which will be incorporated in Virata's future products.
MoSys, 8 October 2001
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INCENTIA MAKES A KOREA MOVE TO SUPPORT ASIA
Incentia Design Systems is implementing its technical support and distribution plan for Asia.
Incentia Design Systems, 4 October 2001
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ANSOFT BUCKS THE TREND WITH Q1 GAINS
Ansoft has announced financial results for its first fiscal quarter ended 31st July 2001.
Ansoft Corporation Europe, 8 October 2001
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MOBILIAN TO USE TTPCOM BLUETOOTH IN CHIPSET
Mobilian Corp has licensed TTPCom's Bluetooth technology for its TrueRadio Bluetooth and IEEE 802.11b (Wi-Fi) combination product.
TTPCom, 8 October 2001
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CDT LICENSES ITS LIGHT-EMITTING POLYMER DISPLAYS
Cambridge Display Technology has granted a licence to Edinburgh-based startup MicroEmissive Displays to manufacture and sell miniature high-resolution light emitting polymer displays.
Cambridge Display Technology, 8 October 2001
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LASERBIT EXPANDS TO THE UK
LaserBit Communications, the British-American-Hungarian developer of laser-based communications systems, has set up a subsidiary company in the UK.
LaserBit Communications, 8 October 2001
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BLUESOCKET COFOUNDER TO SPEARHEAD EUROPEAN PUSH
Bluesocket cofounder Philip Bates has taken the role of Executive Vice President and General Manager, UK.
Bluesocket, 9 October 2001
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1. Transceiver chip is easy on the battery
Texas Instruments has entered the low-power radio market with a single-chip RF transceiver to meet the requirements of digitally modulated medium- and low-cost licence-free applications in the European 868-870MHz and US 902-928MHz ISM bands. The TRF6901 is a frequency shift keying and on-off keying transceiver that establishes frequency-programmable, half-duplex, bidirectional RF links in ISM-band applications. It is designed for low power consumption, operating down to 1.8V.
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2. Card is key to Bluetooth connection kit
Socket Communications has launched its Bluetooth Connection Kit. Available initially in Europe due to the accessibility of Bluetooth phones, wireless data users can now check email, browse the web or access the company networks on a pocket PC while their mobile phone remains in a purse, backpack or briefcase. The Bluetooth Connection Kit contains everything users need to connect a Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone with Pocket PC 2002 and other handheld devices.
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3. 36Mbit SRAM is optimised for 100% bus usage
MoSys is shipping its high-density, low-power 36Mbit memory, making it the first to market with this level of bit density. The MoSys SRAM is aimed at high-end data, telecommunications and DSP applications. The new 36Mbit MC8051M36 symmetric pipelined burst SRAM is designed for 1.8V memory core power and either 1.8 or 2.5V I/O power. The MC8051M36 symmetric pipelined burst devices operate at speeds up to 200MHz, with sub-3ns clock to data access time.
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4. Free online simulation tool for LVDS designs
Fairchild Semiconductor has launched a free online simulation tool that supports system architects designing with LVDS technology. Working with Innoveda, Fairchild now offers an online, interactive point-to-point simulator for modelling, evaluation and testing of LVDS integrated circuits.
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5. Cores for celebration at growing IP library
Synopsys is adding microprocessor cores from Infineon, MIPS Technologies and NEC to its industry-leading DesignWare IP library. These cores will integrate seamlessly into DesignWare's AMBA-based on-chip bus IP solution to provide complete plug-and-play microprocessor subsystems.
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6. Sixth wire makes all the difference to touchscreen
BF has expanded its portfolio of LCD accessories with the eTurbotouch range of six-wire Turbo T6 touch screens. The eTurbotouch second-generation six-wire Turbo T6 touch screens provide 10 times higher reliability than the first-generation four-wire technology. The sixth wire acts as an EMI shield to reduce emissions and enhances the stability and accuracy of the product compared with competing five-wire technology.
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7. Prototype platform takes latest DSP onboard
The 600MHz TMS320C6416 DSP from Texas Instruments has now been integrated into Motorola Computer Group's ComStruct CPCI/C6800 prototype platform, just one week after the device started sampling. The new TMS320C6416 DSP helps telecomms OEMs to maximise channel density and minimise cost and power consumption per port in applications such as the Node B in 3G basestations and media gateways within an 'all-IP' core network.
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8. Monitoring system traces GPRS procedures
Tektronix has a new monitoring system to support the rapid deployment and performance verification of new General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) network features. The NET-GPRS allows operators to speed delivery of and provide optimisation for GPRS network capabilities with an integrated set of network optimisation and troubleshooting tools specifically designed for GPRS networks.
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9. Radar tester checks out automotive sensors
Anritsu has introduced the ME7220A, a radar test system that uses innovative design techniques to create a price and performance breakthrough in testing components, sensors, modules and systems for mm-wave automotive radar. Featuring excellent accuracy and repeatability characteristics at 76-77GHz, the ME7220A will be used to characterise current and future generations of automotive radar, including adaptive cruise control and collision warning or avoidance radar.
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10. A piece of cake at Radio Solutions 2001
LPRS will be at Radio Solutions 2001 with its new recipe for successful low-power radio. That solution is LPRS' own easy-Radio system. An easy-Radio transmitter will accept most forms of standard data at the TX input, convert the data to an efficient "over-air" format then transmit the data to the matching easy-Radio receiver which will then feed the data to the user's host processor after converting it to its original state.
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PHYSICAL DESIGN PLANNER AIDS TELECOMMS ASIC DESIGN
NEC Electronics (Europe) has successfully used Synopsys' Chip Architect physical design planner to tape out a 3.8 million gate, 622MHz telecommunications ASIC chip.
Synopsys, 9 October 2001
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MOTOR DRIVES GET ROLLING ROADS RUNNING
Automotive equipment supplier Cirrus Technologies has teamed up with Siemens Automation and Drives to produce a new generation of rolling roads for use in end of line manufacturing applications.
Siemens Automation & Drives, 8 October 2001
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ENCLOSED HEAD PRINTING GAINS SUPPORT WORLDWIDE
Enclosed-head screen printing was introduced to the electronics assembly industry in 1997, and aimed to reduce materials wastage, minimise operator intervention and tighten process control.
DEK Printing Machines, 8 October 2001
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PRESS-FIT TECHNOLOGY IMPROVES THROUGHPUT
Sanmina Dublin, the leading contract manufacturer to the electronics manufacturing services market, has invested in advanced servoelectric press-fit technology from ASG, part of Tyco Electronics.
Tyco Electronics - Global Application Tooling, 8 October 2001
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GREATER EFFICIENCY FROM SIMPLE SWITCHER
Micrel has boosted the efficiency of its simple SO8 buck regulator.
Micrel Semiconductor Europe, 3 October 2001
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HIGH-DENSITY ATE PIN-ELECTRONICS CHIPSET
Semtech has released a new high-performance high-density pin-electronics chipset for use in automated test equipment.
Semtech, 3 October 2001
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TRANSCEIVERS FAST ENOUGH FOR 10GBIT ETHERNET
Cypress Semiconductor has launched its HOTLink III (high-speed optical transceiver link) family of transceivers with samples of functional 3.125Gbit/s quad-channel devices.
Cypress Semiconductor, 3 October 2001
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COLDFIRE TURNS TO CD AUDIO APPLICATIONS
A new direction for audio solutions was introduced today with Motorola's family of digital audio solutions based on the ColdFire 32bit microprocessor architecture for CD audio systems.
Motorola SPS, 4 October 2001
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LOW GATE DRIVE VOLTAGE LETS IGBTs SWAP FOR MOSFETs
Fairchild Semiconductor has released its new generation of IGBTs designed to replace 500/600V MOSFETs in switch mode power supply, power factor correction and other high-power applications.
Fairchild Semiconductor, 8 October 2001
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COOL 17W AMPLIFIER NEEDS NO SINK
Texas Instruments has introduced the industry's first 17W filter-free Class-D audio amplifier that enhances audio fidelity while maintaining high efficiency.
Texas Instruments, 9 October 2001
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SIMPLER SWITCHING WITH SMALLER GATE DRIVERS
International Rectifier has a new series of 600V MOSFET and IGBT gate driver ICs that are the simplest, smallest and lowest cost MOSFET or IGBT gate driver solution for applications up to 12kW.
International Rectifier, 9 October 2001
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FLASH STEPS INTO STANDARD IDE DRIVE SLOTS
SMART Modular Technologies has expanded its high performance ATA storage product family with the introduction of 44-pin IDE Flash drives in industry standard 1.8 and 2.5in form factors.
SMART Modular Technologies, 9 October 2001
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FRUGAL LED DRIVER SAVES COMPONENTS TOO
The SC600 LED driver incorporates Semtech's new mAhXLife (milliamp hours extended life) technology to produce a highly efficient, tightly regulated, output voltage to power LED backlighting.
Semtech, 9 October 2001
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DOUBLE LAYER CAPACITORS COVER FOR BACKUP BATTERIES
Designers seeking alternatives to conventional batteries can benefit from Flint's new range of 'gold' capacitors for applications such as memory backup and coverage during battery replacement.
Flint, 9 October 2001
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TOOLSET ACCELERATES 3G DEVELOPMENT
RadioScape has announced the worldwide availability of the RadioLab 3G 2.0 system-level design toolset.
RadioScape, 5 October 2001
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FLASH MEMORIES GAIN PROGRAMMING SUPPORT
The latest programming release from ICE Technology highlights programming support for the Serial Flash, Firmware Hub and ComboMemory families from Silicon Storage Technology.
ICE Technology, 8 October 2001
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DSP-BASED VOCODERS USE LOW MIPS AND LITTLE MEMORY
Moscow-based DSP specialist Spirit has announced the launch of a series of optimised proprietary vocoder solutions in the form of high-quality speech compression algorithms.
Spirit Corp, 8 October 2001
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VERIFICATION EXTENDS TO MASK MAKING
Mentor Graphics has extended its Calibre technology to include the capability to export IC layout data directly into mask-writer formats.
Mentor Graphics UK, 8 October 2001
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HIERARCHICAL APPROACH ADDS STRUCTURE TO DESIGN
Monterey Design Systems has announced version 2.2 of IC Wizard, the hierarchical design planner that drives its System-Driven Physical Design solution.
Monterey Design Systems, 9 October 2001
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IT'S LOGICAL TO STORE AND SHIP RACKS FLAT
Boss claims to have solved the age old problem of storing and shipping 19in racks by supplying them flat and making them very easy to assemble with no screws.
Boss Enclosures, 4 October 2001
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FLAT-PANEL DISPLAY FOR MEDICAL APPLICATIONS
Planar Systems has introduced a new dual-mode version of its VitalScreen flat-panel display platform for medical equipment applications.
Planar Systems, 5 October 2001
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MONITOR AND KEYBOARD CRAM INTO 1U-HIGH PANEL
American Power Conversion (APC) has released an all-in-one, 1U rack-mount LCD monitor/keyboard drawer.
American Power Conversion, 9 October 2001
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PRINTERS IMPROVE THEIR IMAGE
DEK has upgraded its ProFlow DirEKt imaging system to enhance its effectiveness and applications.
DEK Printing Machines, 3 October 2001
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LOADER KEEPS WAFERS MOVING
Datacon's new stackloader STL2 fits into its modular die bonder concept and can be configured with the 2200 apm, 2200 apm+ and EWR.
Datacon Semiconductor Equipment, 3 October 2001
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SINGLE-COMPONENT ADHESIVE KEEPS DICE IN PLACE
Intertronics has announced the introduction of Thermoset MD-140, a silver-filled die-attach adhesive with excellent electrical and thermal performance.
Intertronics, 8 October 2001
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EXTERNAL MEDICAL SUPPLIES REPEL NASTY FLUIDS
Condor Power Supplies has released a new range of external 60W supplies.
Condor DC Power Supplies, 5 October 2001
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CONVERTOR PRODUCES 40A FROM A QUARTER BRICK
SynQor has introduced a 40A quarter-brick-sized isolated DC/DC convertor.
SynQor Europe, 9 October 2001
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MODEM CARD QUADRUPLES COMMUNICATIONS DENSITY
RAD Data Communications has introduced the ASMi-31CQ quad IDSL modem card, which extends the local loop over twisted pair, two-wire unconditioned lines.
RAD Data Communications, 5 October 2001
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GSM, GPS AND INTERNET MERGE ONBOARD
Sequoia Technology has a product which combines GSM, GPS and Internet technologies to make them available for quick and easy introduction into applications such as vehicle tracking devices.
Sequoia Technology, 9 October 2001
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CALIBRATOR KEEPS COMMS EMC TESTERS FRESH
The CPG 1502 from Schaffner is a stand-alone pulse generator for calibration of CISPR 14 disturbance or discontinuous interference (click) analysers.
Schaffner EMC, 3 October 2001
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RF GENERATOR OFFERS WIDE AMPLITUDE RANGE
The TGR1040, new from Thurlby Thandar Instruments, is a low-cost synthesised signal generator which incorporates essential features required for most RF development, test and service work.
TTi (Thurlby Thandar Instruments), 5 October 2001
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SENSOR HAS A CONTRASTING VIEW
Omron has solved the problem of detecting target marks that contrast with their background with the development of the E3MV contrast sensor.
Omron Electronics, 8 October 2001
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