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ELECTRONICSTALK
The Independent Weekly Product Information Guide
for Electronics Engineers
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Published every Tuesday at 12:30 (UK)
Issue 70: 25 June 2002
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In this issue:
* Editor's Message
* Our Top Ten new Products Selection
1. Graphical tool speeds secure RTOS applications
2. PCI card controls up to eight axes of motion
3. Service firms up on soft IP cores
4. Thermal monitors take on more responsibility
5. Upgraded ESD pistol exceeds all the standards
6. Safety and function in one cut test times
7. Kit gets integrated MCU applications started
8. Convertor cuts power for basestations
9. Breakthrough power from single-chip audio
10. Row driver puts organic LEDs into PDAs
* New Technical Articles and Case Studies
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Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
It's almost as if somebody flicked a switch. The good old "summer silly season" is upon us.
Allow me to explain this strange phenomenon for the benefit of the uninitiated (and particularly for the benefit of our Southern Hemisphere readers who, by now, have quite forgotten what summer is in any case).
The logic is lost in the dim and distant past, when somebody of influence decreed that the summer was a holiday season. This of course meant that journalists (who we should not forget are also members of the general public) should be allowed to take long summer holidays.
Now, in some cases it was difficult to tell whether the journalists were on holiday or not. (In fact it is rumoured that the famous recurring "Phew what a scorcher!" headline was only invented as a code to signify that the journalists were indeed on holiday.)
But in the electronics sector it was easy to tell. Monthly magazines would amalgamate two months into one half-size issue and weeklies would drop issues at random between mid June and the start of the September exhibition season.
All this was easy to justify: electronics engineers are members of the general public too. They will all take long summer holidays, won't they? So there's little point in publishing so many words.
The marketing profession liked this idea and joined in the game.
Clearly, with pages being published, there was no point in launching products which might be missed. And then, there was no point in advertising. (Which, not surprisingly, only served to justify the publishers' decision to cut back on issues.)
The marketing profession are all members of the general public, and like to take long summer holidays.
(… all of which serves to explain why Electronicstalk has only featured half the new stories in the past week it did the week before. Maybe I ought to go to the beach… I have a feeling I'll be very busy in September!)
However, as in the real world engineers do not take long summer holidays, I hope you find this issue of our weekly newsletter useful. We 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. 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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MILITARY ROBOTS REACT TO MOTION
IndigoVision has signed an additional licence with the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Centre San Diego to deliver its advanced motion detection technology for security and mobile robot applications.
IndigoVision, 19 June 2002
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SIROYAN MAKES TORNADO INSIDER'S TOP 100 LIST
Siroyan has been identified as one of Europe's top emerging private technology companies in Tornado Insider's Top 100 list.
Siroyan, 24 June 2002
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PATENT RECOGNISES SOFTWARE GPS SOLUTION
CSI Wireless has been awarded a US patent for its e-Dif or "extended differential" software.
CSI Wireless, 20 June 2002
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IEEE AWARD RECOGNISES CORPORATE INNOVATION
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), the world's largest technical professional society, has honoured Cadence with its 2002 Corporate Innovation Recognition award.
Cadence Design Systems, 21 June 2002
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PIC ACQUIRED BY GCI
General Cable Industries, Thatcham-based cable manufacturer and member of the US-based Marmon Group of companies, has acquired Andover (UK) based Plastic Insulated Cables from Twentsche Kable Holding.
PIC, 24 June 2002
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OUR TOP TEN NEW PRODUCTS SELECTION
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1. Graphical tool speeds secure RTOS applications
A powerful system design tool from Green Hills Software speeds the development of high-availability embedded applications that use multiple virtual address spaces to simplify debugging and to enhance safety, security and testability. Known as Integrate, the new tool allows developers to more easily take advantage of the virtual address spaces and secure interprocess communication channels offered by the company's Integrity RTOS. Integrate's graphical front-end makes it easy for system designers to configure the system's kernel and address spaces, tasks, semaphores, connections, clocks, and other objects.
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2. PCI card controls up to eight axes of motion
The Galil DMC1800-PCI motion controller offers OEMs cost effective control of up to eight axes of servo or stepper in any combination. Designed to install conveniently in a PCI slot, the DMC1800-PCI is compact, easy to use and powerful. It combines a 32bit processor with multitasking software to achieve, fast, precise and highly reliable execution of up eight application programs simultaneously. The fully functioned DMC1800-PCI is the ideal product for modern, PC-based motion applications, where high-speed and/or high precision, motion control is critical.
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3. Service firms up on soft IP cores
Synopsys Professional Services is offering a new design service which will enable licensees of IP cores from ARM to realise the advantages of "soft" IP and the ease of adopting new, customer-preferred silicon technology combined with the performance, predictability and time-to-market benefits of "hard" IP. The new core-hardening service addresses the key implementation stages of hardening an ARM microprocessor core described at the "soft" register-transfer-level (RTL) into a manufacturable GDSII description for the target silicon process technology and end-user application.
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4. Thermal monitors take on more responsibility
A novel family of temperature-to-digital convertors offers a combination of multichannel ADCs and DACs in addition to its core ambient and remote temperature measurement functions. Used in conjunction with the thermal monitoring channels, this additional functionality allows compensation, control and monitoring of circuits and subsystems, including power amplifiers, oscillators, power devices, power supplies and fans.
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5. Upgraded ESD pistol exceeds all the standards
The NSG 438 ESD simulation system from Schaffner generates standards-conformant discharge pulses of 200V to 30kV, in both air discharge and contact discharge operation. The new instrument fulfils the requirements of all known ESD commercial, telecomms, military and automotive standards including IEC, ANSI, SAE, ISO and MIL. Simulation of electrostatic discharges is a crucial test requirement to ensure the electromagnetic compatibility of electronic equipment.
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6. Safety and function in one cut test times
The KT 3301E is a safety and function tester designed for production testing in accordance with BS EN60335, 60204, 61010 and many other standards. Safety tests are fully programmable, with: earth bond resistance test from 10 to 30A AC; insulation resistance measurement at 500V DC; and high-voltage flash testing up to 5kV AC and 6kV DC. In addition to these standard safety tests, a continuity test can be performed to ensure that the device under test (DUT) is connected and switched on. Following the safety tests a functional test (live load) can be performed at mains or other selected voltage or frequency (eg 50/60Hz).
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7. Kit gets integrated MCU applications started
Xemics has a new version of its XE8000 Prostart kit, a comprehensive tool that enables users to develop applications using the XE8000 microcontroller. The kit includes all the necessary hardware and a number of software development tools including integrated development environment with C compiler, assembler, in-socket-debugger, linker, simulator and graphical user interface for Windows computers.
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8. Convertor cuts power for basestations
Texas Instruments has a new single-channel analogue-to-digital data convertor that reduces typical power consumption by more than 50%. The new 12bit 80Msample/s ADC consumes 360mW of power at full clock speed. The combination of best in class power savings and performance make this ADC ideal for micro and pico basestations as well as point-to-point microwave, portable instrumentation, medical imaging and digital cameras. TI's new ADS5410 has spurious-free dynamic range of 75dB at 100MHz and maintains input signal integrity beyond 200MHz IF.
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9. Breakthrough power from single-chip audio
The TA3020 is the first 1bit digital amplifier IC using the patented digital power processing technology (DPPT). This new audio IC provides a breakthrough level of power and fidelity in a highly integrated single package. The 2 x 350W Class-TT digital amplifier is designed for the consumer electronics market. DPPT incorporates a 1bit sigma-delta digital to analogue convertor with a sampling frequency of 50MHz together with proprietary signal processing algorithms to provide uncompromised fidelity and unsurpassed power efficiency.
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10. Row driver puts organic LEDs into PDAs
Clare has developed an organic light emitting diode (OLED) driver IC specifically for the PDA market. The MXED203 OLED row driver is a row-multiplexed display driver that directly supports 144-row mode (QCIF) and up to 160-row OLED panel displays. Designed by the company's Clare Micronix division, the MXED203 is a versatile row driver that can also be used in combination with Clare's column driver ICs, such as the MXED102, to provide co-ordinated precharge and synchronisation for optimum dynamic response.
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EMBEDDED PC HARDWARE POWERS BIO-WARNING SYSTEM
The world's most advanced chemical-biological point detection system infrastructure, SensorView, uses embedded PC/104 hardware components from Parvus.
Parvus Corp, 20 June 2002
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MOSFET PACKAGE KEEPS COOLER AND THINNER
The QLPAK is novel miniature power MOSFET package that combines small size with more efficient thermal properties.
Philips Semiconductors, 20 June 2002
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LEAD-FREE EEPROMS ARE GREENER ALTERNATIVE
Catalyst Semiconductor now offers lead-free packages for its popular SPI, I2C and Microwire serial EEPROMs.
Catalyst Semiconductor, 20 June 2002
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GIGABIT ETHERNET TO POS-PHY LEVEL 3 CONTROLLER
QuickLogic's web-based WebESP design environment can now deliver a high-speed Gigabit Ethernet to POS-PHY Level 3 (PL3) controller with packet rate transfers of up to 1.6Gbit/s on the PL3 interface.
QuickLogic, 20 June 2002
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MULTICHIP MODULE SHRINKS TO SINGLE-CHIP SIZE
Fujitsu has developed the world's first prototype chip-size module (CS Module), incorporating advanced system-in-package technology.
Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe, 21 June 2002
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BLUETOOTH TRANSCEIVER PASSES THE TEST
Alcatel can now boast a fully compliant Bluetooth chipset, following the qualification of its MTC-60150 Bluetooth radio transceiver.
Alcatel Microelectronics, 25 June 2002
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LOW-VOLTAGE POWER MODULES FOR SWIFT TIME TO MARKET
Texas Instruments has released a family of ready-to-use power supply modules based on its popular Swift DC/DC convertors.
Texas Instruments, 25 June 2002
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BRIDGE RECTIFIERS KEEP A LOW PROFILE
International Rectifier has released the MTP family of high-current three-phase input bridge rectifiers in compact low-profile (12mm) packages.
International Rectifier, 25 June 2002
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SAFETY CONTACTS RAISE RELAY RELIABILITY
Matsushita Electric Works has a new ultra-high-reliability relay specifically aimed at the safety and protection market.
Matsushita Electric Works UK, 20 June 2002
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TINY DIELECTRIC RF FILTERS FOR WLANS AND BLUETOOTH
Epcos Components has developed the world's smallest RF filters for use in wireless LAN and Bluetooth applications.
Epcos, 21 June 2002
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CUSTOMER DESIGN RAISES OSCILLATOR FREQUENCY RANGE
A new TCVCXO oscillator that offers an increased frequency of up to 160MHz has been introduced by Fox Electronics.
Fox Electronics, 21 June 2002
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LOW-COST TANTALUM CAPS GAIN SURFACE MOUNT PACKAGES
New surface mount tantalum capacitors from Dubilier are available in a range of industry-standard package sizes from 3.2 x 1.6 to 7.3mm x 4.3mm.
Dubilier, 25 June 2002
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TOOLSET BIDS FOR 3DIAMOND SUPPORT
The latest release of the Tasking M16C toolset now includes plug-and-play support for the Mitsubishi 3Diamond starter kit.
Altium, 19 June 2002
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EMULATION MODULE AIDS MCU DEVELOPMENT AND DEBUG
The LEM3664 emulation module is the first in a series of low-cost development tools supporting the Hitachi H8/300H Tiny series E10T on-chip debug interface.
Hitachi Europe, 21 June 2002
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DRIVER TOOLKIT PUTS USB ON WINDOWS NT 4.0
The latest release of WinDriver from Jungo Software Technologies includes USB device driver development on Windows NT 4.0.
Jungo, 25 June 2002
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SOFTWARE CALCULATES ENCLOSURE COOLING BUDGETS
The latest version of Rittal's Therm software will calculate thermal parameters and choose the appropriate options for enclosure temperature control.
Rittal, 20 June 2002
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DISPLAYS DON'T DAZZLE ON DULL DAYS
Amalgamated Instrument has enhanced its range of large digit displays.
Amalgamated Instrument Co, 24 June 2002
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KNOBS IN TUNE WITH ADJUSTMENT
OKW has added to its popular Com-Knob range of ergonomic tuning knobs.
OKW Enclosures, 25 June 2002
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LONG-LIFE LAMP BOOSTS SPOT-CURE SYSTEM
New from EXFO Electro-Optical Engineering is the Acticure 4000 ultraviolet/visible spot cure system.
EXFO Electro-Optical Engineering, 20 June 2002
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TOOLING SYSTEM SUPPORTS SMT BOARDS BOTH SIDES
Ovation Products division of Airline Hydraulics Corp has added several more machine capabilities to the Grid-Lok pneumatic-compliant tooling system for automatic PCB support.
Airline/Ovation, 24 June 2002
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IONISING BLOWER WHAFTS STATIC CHARGES AWAY
The Simco Minion ionising air blower controls ESD at the benchtop in production areas and clean room situations.
Kaisertech, 25 June 2002
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TRAINING PROGRAMME ADDRESSES HAND SOLDERING
A new interactive training programme allows students to learn soldering theory at their own pace as well as automating evaluation and document testing as per ISO requirements.
Dynamix Technology, 20 June 2002
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CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM FROM UK ELECTRONICS COMPANIES
Three fifths of CAD managers operating within the electronics engineering industry feel positive about prospective revenue performance for the first six months of this financial year.
Business Advantage Group, 24 June 2002
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DIODE HAS BURNING DESIRE FOR STORAGE
Available now from Photonic Products, the HL6515MG is the latest high-power visible laser diode for DVD-RAM applications from Hitachi.
Photonic Products, 21 June 2002
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NONISOLATED CONVERTORS ARE ECONOMICAL ONBOARD
Datel's new LSN D3 series SIPs are nonisolated DC/DC convertors that accept 3.3V inputs (3.0 to 3.6V input range) and deliver 1, 1.2, 1.5, 1.8, 2 or 2.5V outputs rated at 10A.
Datel (UK), 20 June 2002
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SUPPLY RISES QUICKLY FOR LASER POWER
As part of its strategy to expand its product capability for the laser industry, HiTek Power has introduced the LDD4000 high-power laser diode driver.
HiTek Power, 25 June 2002
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RUGGED GRAPHICS PLATFORM TAKES MORE ONBOARD
Cornerstone is the first imaging platform to integrate two high-performance graphics controllers, CPU, PMC expansion and industry-standard X11/OpenGL software on a sinle ruggedised VME card.
Force Computers, 20 June 2002
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EMBEDDED SERVER TAKES FOUR NETWORKS ONBOARD
The FES-4203 Force embedded server board features dual Intel Xeon processors and quadruple Gigabit Ethernet interfaces.
Force Computers, 24 June 2002
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CARD COMBINES A/D AND D/A WITH A MILLION GATES
The Heron-IO4 combines a million-gate Xilinx Virtex II FPGA with one channel of 14bit A/D and two channels of 14bit D/A conversion.
Hunt Engineering, 25 June 2002
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SUBSYSTEM TAKES ON RF AND MICROWAVE SWITCHING
Racal Instruments has developed a new switching platform, providing a complete turnkey solution for custom RF, microwave and optical switching.
Racal Instruments, 19 June 2002
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REAL-TIME COMMS MONITOR AND PROTOCOL ANALYSER
PacketView Pro is a low-cost PC-based real-time monitor and protocol analyser that allows developers and field engineers to capture and decode network traffic for most popular TCP/IP links.
Computer Solutions, 20 June 2002
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SIMULTANEOUS NONSTOP SAMPLING ON 16 CHANNELS
In the search for multichannel A/D conversion boards, a novel 16-channel offering captures all the input samples exactly in parallel.
Datel (UK), 21 June 2002
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A NEW ANGLE ON X-RAY PCB INSPECTION
Purpose-designed for PCB inspection, the Orbita is said to be the first microfocus X-ray system capable of providing an indexing 75-degree oblique view while maintaining true geometric magnification.
X-Tek Systems, 21 June 2002
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HIGH-RESOLUTION FESEM FOR LARGE SAMPLES
A new FESEM combines the resolution capabilities normally associated with in-lens instruments with the sample handling of more conventional FESEMs.
Hitachi High-Technologies, 24 June 2002
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