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ELECTRONICSTALK
The Independent Weekly Product Information Guide
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Issue 43: 4 December 2001
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* Editor's Message
* Our Top Ten new Products Selection
1. FPGA cores aim to beat DSPs at floating point
2. Developers kit previews serial storage interfacing
3. Chipset covers both wireless net standards
4. Adaptive frequency hopping aids office Bluetooth
5. Mag amp gives switcher a no-load bonus
6. IAR and Toshiba hit the road with Bluetooth
7. 3D package adds extra dimension to PCB design
8. Flat panel interface incorporates three ADCs
9. High-voltage ASICs aim for automotive solutions
10. Network tester takes GPRS in hand
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Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
Europe may be lagging its way to actually implementing 3G mobile services, but at least its mobile manufacturers are finding some alternative employment with the news that US operator Cingular Wireless has placed $4 billion worth of orders with the likes of Ericsson, Nokia and Siemens.
In some ways the move could be seen as counter-productive. The USA has doggedly held on to its TDMA mobile mentality while all around have been adopting GSM. As a result, handset manufacturers have been forced into some pretty nifty design techniques just to produce a handset that will work both sides of the Atlantic.
But now it seems the "not-invented-here" syndrome has been overcome: Cingular is the second US operator to announce a GSM network, initially with EDGE capability and with the intention of full 3G functionality.
So, among other things, G is for Global after all.
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PHILIPS TO DEVELOP 3G CHIPSET FOR CHINA
Philips Semiconductors and Huawei Technologies have signed an agreement to jointly develop a 3G ASIC chipset.
Philips Semiconductors, 28 November 2001
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MAGNETI MARELLI POWERTRAIN TO USE MOTOROLA MCUs
Motorola's MPC500 family of 32bit microcontrollers has been selected by Italian Magneti Marelli Powertrain for use in its direct diesel injection (DDI) engine control units.
Motorola SPS, 28 November 2001
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FAIRCHILD REMAINS OPTIMISTIC OVER Q4 AND 2002
Fairchild Semiconductor has confirmed its guidance for fourth quarter 2001 revenues and remains optimistic for 2002.
Fairchild Semiconductor, 30 November 2001
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WIND RIVER TOPS EMBEDDED DEVELOPMENT MARKET
In a recent worldwide market analysis, Gartner Dataquest has named Wind River the leading embedded software development tools vendor by sales in the world and Europe.
Wind River Systems, 29 November 2001
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GREEN HILLS WINS LARGEST EVER MILITARY CONTRACT
Lockheed Martin is to use Green Hills Software's Integrity real-time operating system and AdaMulti 2000 development tools to develop software for its Joint Strike Fighter aircraft.
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CDT SIGNS UP SUMITOMO TO DEVELOP MORE POLYMERS
Cambridge Display Technology (CDT) has signed a formal license and technical assistance agreement with Sumitomo Chemical Co of Japan to advance the development of polymers for use in LEP technology.
Cambridge Display Technology, 28 November 2001
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TRIO OF TRANSCEIVERS WORK TOGETHER
Molex, Blaze Network Products and Pine Photonics have successfully completed interoperability testing between their 1310nm WWDM-based transceivers designed for 10 Gigabit Ethernet.
Molex UK, 28 November 2001
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PATENT ACKNOWLEDGES WORK ON WDM PUMPING
The US Patent and Trademark Office has issued a patent covering techniques developed by Furukawa Electric for the use of Raman amplifiers for wavelength division multiplexing transmission.
Furukawa Electric Europe, 4 December 2001
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ADVANTEST PULLS ITSELF TOGETHER
Advantest has restructured and optimised its European operations.
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OUR TOP TEN NEW PRODUCTS SELECTION
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1. FPGA cores aim to beat DSPs at floating point
Nallatech has launched a fully IEEE754-compliant single-precision floating-point core library which now allows Xilinx's FPGAs to exceed the floating-point performance of the latest DSPs. Typical execution time for a 1024-point fast Fourier transform (FFT) is 10us. Real-time signal processing, transformation and optimisation are among application areas that will benefit from the new cores. Basic operations include full signed addition/subtraction, multiplication, division, square root plus float to integer and integer to float conversion, all with full exception handling and support for normalised and subnormal numbers.
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2. Developers kit previews serial storage interfacing
Molex has played a lead role in designing and specifying the standard for connectors and cables that support the new Serial ATA 1.0 platform. Serial ATA, developed by the Serial ATA Working Group led by Intel, APT Technologies, Dell, IBM, Maxtor and Seagate, is the next generation storage interface intended to meet increased bandwidth and performance demands for PCs. Serial ATA is currently available in preproduction form (Serial ATA Developer's Kit) and may be requested by sending an email to seriala[-email removed-]om.
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3. Chipset covers both wireless net standards
According to Synad Technologies, Mercury5G is the world's first complete dual-mode chipset, which makes it possible for the first time to build dual-standard wireless LANs. The Mercury5G chipset will enable a new breed of client interface products that can connect and interoperate with both the existing 11Mbit/s WiFi 802.11b networks operating at 2.4GHz and the emerging IEEE 802.11a 54Mbit/s networks operating at 5GHz.
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4. Adaptive frequency hopping aids office Bluetooth
Bandspeed and Open Interface North America (Open Interface) have codeveloped the first product to use adaptive frequency hopping (AFH) technology to allow Bluetooth-enabled devices to coexist with wireless LANs. The companies will unveil the solution, based on Bandspeed's AFH HubMaster technology and Open Interface's BlueMagic AFH protocol stack, at the 2001 Bluetooth Developers Conference, which begins on the 11th December 2001 in San Francisco.
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5. Mag amp gives switcher a no-load bonus
The Sirius M is the latest configurable switched-mode power supply from leading power systems solutions provider Lambda and it is particularly suited to medical equipment applications. Highly cost competitive, the compact new 200W unit has an impressive EMC performance, provides low ripple, and no minimum load requirement on its main output.
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6. IAR and Toshiba hit the road with Bluetooth
IAR Systems and Toshiba Electronics Europe have set up a partnership on Bluetooth technology that should lead to production cost reductions for the automotive industry. IAR Systems has adapted and optimised its Bluetooth protocol stack product for Toshiba's high-performance TLCS900-H2 series of 32bit CISC microcontroller devices, which are mainly aimed at automotive customers and vehicle applications.
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7. 3D package adds extra dimension to PCB design
Zuken has released Cadstar 3D, a novel desktop solution for combined 3D validation of electrical and mechanical designs. Aimed at PCB and mechanical design engineers who need to validate the interaction between electrical/electronic components and mechanical components/enclosures, Cadstar 3D enables designers to view the heights of all components and see potential overlap problems that could occur in manufacture. It also highlights potential placement sequences.
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8. Flat panel interface incorporates three ADCs
Analog Devices has released its own novel flat-panel interface solution. An innovation in high-speed, mixed-signal design and manufacturing, the AD9887 cost-effectively integrates both the analogue interface and digital visual interface (DVI) for flat panel monitors and projectors. The dual interface assures compatibility with over one billion PCs in the world today, while still being "digital-ready" for the future.
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9. High-voltage ASICs aim for automotive solutions
Alcatel has launched I3T - a new generation technology that combines mixed-signal (analogue/digital), high-voltage functionality (up to 80V), complex digital circuitry and an embedded microcontroller (ARM family) on one single chip. As a result, customers benefit from improved system integration at lower cost and smaller dimensions. The new technology will be made available in Alcatel's range of mixed-signal technologies for ASICs and ASSPs.
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10. Network tester takes GPRS in hand
NetTest has added new testing features for GPRS networks to its LITE 3000E handheld network testing instrument for fixed and mobile networks. The LITE 3000E is the first in its class to offer all-level signalling decode of the GPRS Gb interface protocol for GSM/GPRS operators. Future releases will add decode of vendor-specific GPRS A-bis protocols, making the LITE 3000E the most complete handheld test solution on the market for the installation and maintenance of GSM and GPRS networks.
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CABLE TUNER CHIP SAVES SET-TOP BOX POWER BUDGET
SiGe Semiconductor has delivered samples of its SE3020 cable tuner IC to Matsushita Electronic Components Co for integration into the next generation Panasonic tuner module.
SiGe Semiconductor, 28 November 2001
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NOVATEL WIRELESS USES GPRS SOFTWARE FROM TTPCOM
GPRS software from Cambridge wireless technology provider TTPCom, has been used to bring high-speed voice and data capabilities to a range of wireless data products developed by Novatel Wireless.
TTPCom, 29 November 2001
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COST-CUTTING LABYRINTH SCREENS GAIN MARKET SHARE
Electronics designers are increasingly taking advantage of the significant cost and performance benefits available from fabricated labyrinth screening solutions.
Tecan Components, 3 December 2001
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CUSTOM CHARGER POWERS RUGGED HANDHELD COMPUTER
A custom-designed Li-ion charger/adapter unit has been developed by Lawtronics.
Lawtronics, 28 November 2001
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WHY ALL TVSSs ARE NOT THE SAME
Mick Burgoyne, Chief Engineer at Power Quality Management specialist Advance-Galatrek examines the technology behind one of the most critical - and yet neglected - power chain devices.
Advance-Galatrek, 3 December 2001
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NETWORK DIVERSITY TECHNOLOGY SECURES INTERNET DATA
Amino Communications has released details of a patent-pending network diversity technology that enables sensitive information to be transmitted over the Internet securely without encryption.
Amino Communications, 28 November 2001
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ULTRAFAST RECOVERY DIODES FOR INCREASED EFFICIENCY
International Rectifier has expanded its portfolio of hermetically sealed high-reliability FRED products with over 12 new 200V ultrafast recovery diodes with soft reverse recovery characteristics.
International Rectifier, 28 November 2001
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MULTICHIP MPEG DEVICE INTEGRATES PCI AND MEMORY
Fujitsu has developed a stacked multichip-package (MCP) MPEG device which includes a PCI interface, MPEG-2 video/audio encoder and 64Mbit FCRAM in a single package.
Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe, 28 November 2001
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FIXED-OFF-TIME FLYBACK SWITCHING REGULATOR IC
The STR-G6551 from Allegro MicroSystems is a fixed-off-time switching regulator integrated circuit capable of handling up to 60W.
Allegro MicroSystems Europe, 29 November 2001
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BASIC AMP SIMPLIFIES AUDIO CIRCUITRY
A miniature audio amplifier from Rohm should simplify the design, reduce the board space and minimise the power consumption of audio driver circuitry in battery-powered applications.
Rohm Electronics (UK), 30 November 2001
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SYNCHRONICITY FOR SONET/SDH
Zarlink Semiconductor has announced immediate availability of a high-performance timing chip that synchronises SONET/SDH networking equipment.
Zarlink Semiconductor, 30 November 2001
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REGULATOR CONTROLLER ONLY NEEDS ONE COIL, NOT TWO
Seiko Instruments has a PWM buck and boost switching regulator controller that is ideal for portable devices.
Seiko Instruments, 3 December 2001
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SINGLE-CHIP VOICE RECORD/PLAYBACK DEVICE
Sequoia is launching a high-quality fully integrated single-chip voice record/playback device that supports up to 16min of messaging.
Sequoia Technology, 3 December 2001
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FLOATING-POINT DSP RAISES THE PERFORMANCE BAR
Texas Instruments Incorporated has released the industry's first floating-point devices operating at 1350MFLOPS with processing power at 225MHz.
Texas Instruments, 4 December 2001
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IP PUTS SoCs ON THE PCIbus
Eureka Technology is to make available the plug-in IP modules it developed for the ARCtangent processor to connect to memory devices and the PCIbus.
ARC Cores, 4 December 2001
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CLASS D FAMILY PROVIDES SINGLE-CHIP AUDIO
Philips Semiconductors has boosted the home audio market, launching a series of single-chip Class D audio amplifiers.
Philips Semiconductors, 4 December 2001
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LOWER RESISTANCE FOR RESETTABLE STRAP DEVICES
The latest addition to the Raychem PolySwitch range of PPTC (polymeric positive temperature coefficient) resettable strap devices is the VLP270.
Raychem Circuit Protection, 29 November 2001
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LOW-COST ADSL TRANSFORMERS FOR LEADING CHIPSETS
New low-profile low-cost transformers from Flint are designed to deliver good balance and frequency response with low distortion for ADSL applications.
Flint, 3 December 2001
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EMBEDDED DEVELOPMENT BUNDLES 8 AND 16bit SUPPORT
For US $995, Altium has bundled together two of its most popular embedded software development toolsets - the 8bit 8051 and the 16bit XA - plus 12 months of free Tasking support.
Tasking Software, 28 November 2001
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NEW MODELLING TECHNOLOGIES BENEFIT BIG SoC DESIGNS
The newest release of Synopsys PrimeTime includes significant performance improvements using new modelling technologies.
Synopsys, 28 November 2001
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ALL IN THE GAME FOR JAVA DEVELOPMENT
Motorola SPS and In-Fusio have developed new software that will assist developers in creating more compelling games for Java-enabled mobile phones and other wireless devices.
Motorola SPS, 29 November 2001
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LIBERO SWEEPS UP FPGA DESIGN SOFTWARE
Actel has enhanced its Libero integrated design environment for FPGA development and design.
Actel Europe, 4 December 2001
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GASKETS CLIP ON FOR COMPLIANCE
Holland Shielding Systems has developed a new series of EMI shielding gaskets for doors and panels.
Holland Shielding Systems, 28 November 2001
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RUGGEDISED TFTs FOR BUDGET INDUSTRIAL DISPLAYS
Armagard has released a new range of ruggedised TFT displays at extremely low prices.
Armagard, 29 November 2001
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SPEEDY PANEL PRINTER CORNERS KIOSK APPLICATIONS
Compactness and durability characterise the new Epson EU-T400 kiosk printer available from Able Systems, which prints at 150mm/s, the highest print speed in its class.
Able Systems, 29 November 2001
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TACT SWITCHES SLIM TO COMPACT APPLICATIONS
Alps Electric has released the industry's thinnest double-action TACT switches for applications such as shutter buttons for digital still and video cameras.
Alps Electric, 4 December 2001
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CIRCULARS TAKE FLEXIBLE ROUTE TO EARTH
KEC has developed a special EMC backshell that adapts a circular connector to a flexible printed circuit board while terminating the ground plane of the PCB to the shell of the connector.
KEC, 30 November 2001
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ADAPTERS MATE DIFERENT OPTICAL GENERATIONS
Honda Connectors has introduced with industry's first conversion adapters to interface between modern, high-density optical plugs and conventional optical devices.
Honda Connectors, 4 December 2001
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QUARTER-BRICK CONVERTORS DELIVER A COOL 50W
Artesyn Technologies has further extended its range of quarter-brick DC/DC convertors with the introduction of a series of low-profile 50W modules.
Artesyn Technologies, 28 November 2001
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SURFACE-MOUNT CONVERTOR PACKS IN 20W/cm3
Taiyo Yuden is claiming a world's first with its surface-mountable Micro DC/DC convertor.
Taiyo Yuden Europe, 28 November 2001
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SENSORS CLAIM COST-EFFECTIVE PRESSURE MEASUREMENT
Sensortechnics' new piezoresistive ASDX sensors offer OEM customers cost-effective pressure measurement from 70mbar to 7bar full scale.
Sensortechnics, 29 November 2001
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HIGH-DENSITY 500W PROGRAMMABLE POWER SUPPLIES
The Xantrex XPD range of power supplies, now available in the UK from TTi (Thurlby Thandar Instruments), provides 500W of programmable DC power in a quarter-rack chassis.
TTi (Thurlby Thandar Instruments), 29 November 2001
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TECHNOLOGY PARTNERSHIP CREATES NOVEL RF ATE
Keithley Instruments has entered into a technology partnership with Anritsu that provides technical and marketing support for each other's products used in semiconductor parametric testing.
Keithley Instruments, 3 December 2001
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