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ELECTRONICSTALK
The Independent Weekly Product Information Guide
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Issue 61: 30 April 2002
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In this issue:
* Editor's Message
* Our Top Ten new Products Selection
1. Novel substrate makes PCBs 50% slimmer
2. Budget EDA tools boosted to tackle high-end design
3. Budget scopes claim new performance benchmarks
4. Big Flash and handy peripherals for 32bit MCUs
5. ADSL loop tester for field troubleshooting
6. Passive solution to harmonic current compliance
7. Core optimised for use in multiprocessing SoCs
8. EM software aids antenna modelling
9. Faster processing for embedded databases
10. 16-port switch on a chip for Gigabit Etherenet
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Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
Could it be that the component market really is recovering? A glance at the past week's financial results below from the likes of ARC, Fairchild and QuickLogic all show positive signs. And it has even been mooted that the main reason for today's breakdown in the long-running Micron Technology bid to buy Hynix Semiconductor is the optimism of Hynix shareholders over the state of the memory market.
Mind you, if the market is indeed recovering, it would be a brave person who would point to any single factor which might be causing it.
There is certainly no new "big thing" of the ilk of the PC or mobile telephone. Even that seeming dead-cert success, the games console market is struggling, with Microsoft being forced to cut prices to compete (and that's a phrase you don't hear very often!).
Perhaps the world is beginning to return to normal. The train of events started on 11th September 2001 have been blamed for many things, including the recent postponement of an electronics exhibition. Certainly, a global conflict is not exactly beneficial for world trade, but perhaps the excuse is wearing a little thin.
If recovery really is on the way, it's time for people to stop making excuses and get on with it.
I hope you find this issue of our weekly newsletter useful. We currently have thousands of engineers and other industry professionals on the circulation, so you're in good company. 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.
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CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM OVER ARC RESULTS
ARC International has announced results for the first quarter ended 31st March 2002.
ARC International, 26 April 2002
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STRONG BOOKINGS BOOST FAIRCHILD'S Q1 FIGURES
Fairchild Semiconductor has reported results for the first quarter of 2002.
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CADENCE COMPLETES PLATO ACQUISITION
Cadence Design Systems has completed its acquisition of Plato Design Systems.
Cadence Design Systems, 26 April 2002
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CADENCE TO ACQUIRE SIMPLEX SOLUTIONS
Cadence Design Systems has signed a definitive merger agreement to acquire Simplex Solutions.
Cadence Design Systems, 26 April 2002
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INNOVEDA RETURNS TO THE SUMMIT
Immediately ahead of its acquisition by Mentor Graphics, Innoveda has sold its system-level design (SLD) software unit to Divestiture Growth Capital (DivestCap).
Innoveda, 25 April 2002
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MENTOR TO ACQUIRE INNOVEDA
Mentor Graphics and Innoveda have signed a definitive merger agreement providing for Mentor Graphics to acquire all the outstanding shares of Innoveda.
Mentor Graphics UK, 25 April 2002
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QUICKLOGIC RESULTS "MOST ENCOURAGING"
QuickLogic Corp has revealed its financial results for the first quarter ended 31st March 2002.
QuickLogic, 29 April 2002
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CANNON MAKES KEYBOARDS SOUTH OF THE BORDER
ITT Industries, Cannon has opened a state-of-the-art keypad manufacturing facility located in Matamoros, Mexico.
ITT Industries, Cannon, 24 April 2002
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PLANAR COMPLETES DOME IMAGING SYSTEMS ACQUISITION
Planar Systems has completed its acquisition of Dome Imaging Systems of Waltham, Massachusetts, USA.
Planar Systems, 30 April 2002
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AIR PRODUCTS GETS TECHNICAL IN NIJMEGEN
Air Products has opened its new state of the art technical and training centre in Nijmegen, Holland, giving increased support and technical learning capabilities to its electronics clients in Europe.
Air Products, 24 April 2002
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ADVANTEST BREAKS UP WITH TEK TO GO SOLO IN THE USA
Advantest and Tektronix are to terminate their nine-year distribution arrangement as of 30th June 2002, by mutual consent.
Advantest Europe Corporation, 29 April 2002
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OUR TOP TEN NEW PRODUCTS SELECTION
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1. Novel substrate makes PCBs 50% slimmer
Nitto Denko Corp has developed an ultra-thin multilayer flexible printed circuit substrate that measures half the thickness of existing circuit boards and has outstanding wiring density. A four-layer substrate measures 0.2mm, while an eight-layer substrate is a mere 0.35mm thick. The substrate's wiring density has a line-to-space ratio of 50 x 50um and contributes to the reduction in substrate thickness.
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2. Budget EDA tools boosted to tackle high-end design
EDA software supplier Electronics Workbench, which has pioneered the more widespread use of PCB design software with its widely used Multisim, Ultiboard and Ultiroute products, is moving up to take on the traditional higher-end EDA market with two new product suites. The Electronics Workbench Professional and PowerPro suites integrate the Multisim 2001, Ultiboard 2001 and Ultiroute applications used by over 150,000 users worldwide. The resulting package competes on performance with the long-established EDA tools normally referred to as the high end of the market, but at a far lower cost.
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3. Budget scopes claim new performance benchmarks
Tektronix has two new oscilloscope families it reckons establish a new benchmark for performance and ease-of-use among instruments in the low-cost oscilloscope market. Applications for low-cost oscilloscopes are diverse and the market for these instruments is extremely competitive. Both families are priced to meet the budget constraints of users with applications as varied as basic electronic repair tasks, automated production test and monitoring of environmental sensors, design and debug of microprocessors in a myriad of consumer electronics, and education in universities and technical training centres.
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4. Big Flash and handy peripherals for 32bit MCUs
A new family of MCUs from Motorola comes complete with embedded Flash memory and highly sophisticated on-chip peripherals, making them well suited for a variety of avionics, manufacturing and industrial control applications. Each member of the growing MPC500 family features a 32bit RISC core, compliant with the PowerPC instruction set, as well as a floating-point unit. The MPC500 devices offer a variety of memory size options and I/O peripherals, such as time processor units, CAN interface modules and queued ADCs, among others.
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5. ADSL loop tester for field troubleshooting
The LX100 from Yokogawa Martron is a comprehensive portable test tool for the field troubleshooting of ADSL services over copper cable. The LX100 provides a graphical display of all the essential test data required for effective troubleshooting, including attenuation, noise, TDR measurements, burst noise waveform and complex impedance. Applications of the LX100 include verifying the signal/noise margin necessary for ADSL services, determining the locations of loading coils and bridge taps, estimating the source of crosstalk noise and burst noise, analysing NEXT (near-end crosstalk), extended time noise logging, and impedance measurement.
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6. Passive solution to harmonic current compliance
Vicor has developed a new solution for compliance with EN harmonic current and EMI standards. Collectively referred to as "ENMods", it comprises a passive harmonic current attenuation module - the MiniHAM - and an autoranging AC/DC front-end module - the FARM3. Combined with a few additional filtering and holdup components as specified in the datasheet, the ENMods provide full compliance with: EN6100-3-2 Amendment 14 harmonic current content limits; EN55022 level B EMI limits; and EN6100-4-5 input surge withstand.
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7. Core optimised for use in multiprocessing SoCs
MIPS Technologies has developed a novel 32bit synthesisable core designed to optimise SoC designs implemented with multiple CPU cores. The emerging trend in multi-CPU SoCs addresses the rapidly increasing bandwidth requirements in next-generation broadband and networking devices. The new MIPS32 M4K core gives designers higher performance and greater flexibility to achieve higher system throughput while controlling silicon cost. The flexibility and reprogrammability enables upgrades in software as protocol specifications or market requirements evolve.
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8. EM software aids antenna modelling
Optimising the design and signal characteristics of radio and microwave transmitters has now been made significantly quicker and easier with the launch of Micro-stripes V6.0. The latest edition of the leading electromagnetic (EM) analysis software from Flomerics now features a number of user-friendly and automatic modelling functions. Results and visualisation tools now form part of the software's command window so enabling new and experienced users to fully exploit simulation results without leaving this area. Furthermore, an upgraded history bar allows users to quickly modify and optimise their designs.
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9. Faster processing for embedded databases
The industry's first in-memory relational database management system (DBMS), designed specifically for embedded data management, now offers improved performance as a result of client-server messaging, multithreaded design and fault-tolerant product enhancements. The Polyhedra DBMS is designed for high-performance embedded and server-level systems, providing active database support for mission-critical applications including telemetry, telecommunications, bioscience equipment and process control.
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10. 16-port switch on a chip for Gigabit Etherenet
National Semiconductor has entered the Gigabit Ethernet switch market by unveiling the industry's highest performance and most cost-effective 16-port switch to bring improved productivity to enterprises and profitability to service providers. This latest networking innovation from National is a complete LAN gigabit switch solution with all the building blocks from the company's analogue portfolio, offering the lowest cost per port and lowest power consumption with highest gigabit performance over existing CAT-5 copper cabling.
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THERMAL ANALYSIS GIVES GREEN LIGHT TO SERVER
A thorough thermal analysis has given Egenera the confidence to commit to the design of its BladeFrame server, months before the technology would be available for testing.
Flomerics, 25 April 2002
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A VIEW OF DISPLAYS IN AN ITALIAN AIRPORT
What does a passenger terminal look for from its information display?
Global Display Solutions, 29 April 2002
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MCU SUPPORTS DIRECT SDRAM CONNECTION
The high-performance H8S/2674R microcontroller is a ROM-less addition to the Hitachi H8S/267x series, and offers over 16MIPS Dhrystone when executing from on-chip memory.
Hitachi Europe, 26 April 2002
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MOSFET DRIVER INTEGRATES MORE TO SHRINK CONVERTORS
Intersil has developed a next-generation high-voltage MOSFET driver IC that saves board space and reduces costs by integrating components and logic circuits on-chip.
Intersil, 26 April 2002
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HARDWARE, IP AND EVAL BOARDS SIMPLIFY SD DESIGN
A new family of devices, evaluation boards and ASIC IP will dramatically simplify the implementation of Secure Digital memory card host controllers.
Toshiba Electronics Europe, 24 April 2002
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LOW-DISTORTION AMPS BOOST ADC PERFORMANCE
Texas Instruments has developed a new family of ultra-low-distortion amplifiers designed for driving the highest performance ADCs in the market today.
Texas Instruments, 30 April 2002
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MORE LOGIC FUNCTIONS SHRINK TO SMALLER PACKAGES
Fairchild Semiconductor has released 50 logic functions in its MicroPak chip scale package.
Fairchild Semiconductor, 30 April 2002
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RESETTABLE FUSES GO ON THE LINE SIDE
Designed for use in line voltage applications, the LVR series of PolySwitch resettable devices are rated at 240V AC, and are available in hold currents from 50 to 400mA.
Raychem Circuit Protection, 24 April 2002
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DUAL VARACTORS ENSURE CLOSE MATCHING
For applications needing close tuner diode matching, Zetex has released a pair of dual common-cathode hyperabrupt varactors.
Zetex, 25 April 2002
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LONG LIFE FOR BALLAST CAPACITORS
Designed for ballast applications, the PT series of electrolytic capacitors features a load life of 5kh at 105C (160kh at 55C) and a temperature range of -25 to +105C.
Nichicon (Europe), 30 April 2002
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EMBEDDED TARGET AIDS AUTOMATIC CODE GENERATION
The MathWorks has developed the Embedded Target for Motorola MPC555, an innovative tool for design engineers using Matlab and Simulink.
The MathWorks, 24 April 2002
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CONTENT MANAGEMENT TOOLS FREE DESIGNERS TO DESIGN
Pragmax Personal Edition is a single-user version of the company's powerful product content management product for the electronics industry.
Pragmax, 26 April 2002
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DEVELOPMENT KIT FOR ZERO INSTRUCTION SET COMPUTING
A new development kit helps designers harness the power of zero instruction set computing (ZISC) for pattern recognition and data mining.
Silicon Concepts, 30 April 2002
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PANEL-MOUNTING SWITCH HAS INBUILT DELAY FUNCTION
Now available from Diamond Electronics is the Baran SBA1P 112 AN switch module, offering a combination of a user-programmable delay function with extreme ruggedness and durability.
Diamond Electronics, 26 April 2002
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WHITE LEDs SHED LIGHT ON NEW APPLICATIONS
Developed as a result of an extensive research programme, the OptiLED range of high performance white LED lamps is now available from Forge Europa.
Forge Europa, 25 April 2002
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BOARD-MOUNT SMART CARD CONNECTORS
Board-mount smart card connectors with IDC termination from Tyco Electronics enable designers to remotely locate the smart card slot from the main board, while ensuring easy maintenance.
Tyco Electronics UK, 25 April 2002
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INTEGRATED CONNECTOR MODULE COMBINES RJ45 AND USB
Pulse has a new addition to its successful PulseJack range, the RJ45/dual USB modular jack series with integrated magnetics.
Pulse, 30 April 2002
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IMPROVED PLANARISATION FOR SUBSTRATES
DuPont Air Products NanoMaterials has unveiled an ammonia-stabilised colloidal silica slurry for enhanced chemical mechanical planarisation (CMP) processes.
Air Products, 24 April 2002
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FREE CHIPSETS TO AID INTERFACE DESIGN
To aid the development of CC-Link compatible devices and connectivity, the CC-Link Partner Association is offering free chipsets to all potential members who wish to design compatible interfaces.
CC-Link Partner Association, 26 April 2002
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PACKED CONFERENCE FOR EMBEDDED SYSTEMS SHOW
The organiser of this year's UK Embedded Systems Show (London 15th to 16th May) has revealed an extensive conference programme that promises two full days of papers, tutorials and seminars.
EDA Exhibitions, 25 April 2002
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NEW METHOD TO CALCULATE ASSEMBLY DEFECT RATES
The latest document from Dynamix Technology defines consistant methodologies for computation of in-process defects per million opportunities metrics for any evaluation stage in the assembly process.
Dynamix Technology, 29 April 2002
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RED LASER DIODE PUMPS OUT 5MW
Available now from Photonic Products, the DL-LS1030 is Sanyo's latest red laser diode, which provides 5mW of optical output power in the 635nm waveband, in a 9mm package.
Photonic Products, 26 April 2002
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POWERPC BOARD BOOSTS VME APPLICATIONS
Concurrent Technologies is scaling up its Motorola PowerPC based VME family with the introduction of its newest PowerPC G4 product, the VP 741/10x.
Concurrent Technologies, 26 April 2002
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ULTRAFAST CAMERALINK ACQUISITION AND PROCESSING
New from Kane Computing is the Leonardo family of ultrafast CameraLink digital video acquisition and real-time processing boards.
Kane Computing, 24 April 2002
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MODULAR APPROACH TO INDUSTRIAL RADIO LINKS
RF Solutions has introduced a DIN rail based remote control system that enables users to achieve simple configuration of custom wireless systems by simply plugging together the desired modules.
RF Solutions, 25 April 2002
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BLUETOOTH MODULE SAVES SPACE AND POWER
Siemens PSE Pro has released the SieMo S50037, providing manufacturers with complete Bluetooth V1.1 functionality.
Siemens PSE Pro, 25 April 2002
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USB DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM WON'T BREAK THE BANK
Now available in the UK from Audon Electronics is the LabJack U12 USB data acquisition and control unit.
Audon Electronics, 24 April 2002
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COMPACTFLASH CARD TURNS PDAs TO ACQUISITION
The DPC2 CompactFlash multifunction data acquisition card enables the many handheld computers and PDAs now available to be used as sophisticated data collection and analysis tools.
IPC Systems, 24 April 2002
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VoIP CONFORMANCE AND PERFORMANCE ON TEST
NetTest has released its state-of-the-art VoIP test suites, a comprehensive set of conformance and performance testing tools for voice over IP (VoIP) and next generation networks.
NetTest, 30 April 2002
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PC-BASED DSO GAINS FASTER SAMPLING OPTION
Pico Technology has added equivalent time sampling (ETS) to its high-performance, high resolution ADC-212/100 digital storage oscilloscope.
Pico Technology, 30 April 2002
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