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ELECTRONICSTALK
The Independent Weekly Product Information Guide
for Electronics Design, Development and Manufacturing Engineers
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ISSN 1475-2913 - Free subscription
Published every Tuesday from the UK.
Issue 94: 17 December 2002
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8655 product announcements and technical articles
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In this issue:
* Editor's Message
* Our Top Ten new Products Selection
[1] Bluetooth baseband hops on to new standard
[2] New life for old ASICs and FPGAs
[3] Free package evaluates VHDL-AMS modelling language
[4] Revolutionary claims for novel antenna design
[5] Silicon microlens promises reduced-cost optos
[6] Top density for speedy burst SRAMs
[7] 10Gbit system for space-constrained I/O
[8] Powerful embedded solution for low-level control
[9] DSP modules gain IP link to cameras
[10] Optical distribution frame controls fibre bends
* New Technical Articles and Case Studies
* ...And take a look at these stories too...
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Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
That just about wraps it up for 2002, a year that has seen the usual level of change to both the world in general and our to industry. Whether those changes are for better or for worse, only history will tell.
At one end, Microsoft has survived intact, while at the other Marconi has managed to become a shadow of its former shadow. It may be scant comfort for those who have made an "involuntary career change" this year, but every phoenix needs its ashes from which to rise.
From our own point of view, the electronics publishing world has lost some of its oldest established names - both in terms of titles and personnel. Meanwhile, Electronicstalk survives, and has big plans for the new year.
This, then, is the last Electronicstalk Newsletter of 2002. However, we will continue to update the site throughout the holiday period with the latest news as and when it happens.
Our next newsletter will hit your inboxes on Tuesday 7th January 2003. So it only remains for me to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
Best wishes
Laurence Marchini, Editor
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THIS WEEK'S INDUSTRY NEWS
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FARNELL RETAINS RUBUST MARGINS
Premier Farnell has revealed its results for the third quarter and nine months ended 3rd November 2002.
Farnell, 16 December 2002
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TEMEX ACQUIRES THALES MICROSONICS
Temex and Thales have finalised an agreement concerning their businesses related to the design and production of radio frequency components for mobile telephones and telecomms infrastructure networks.
Temex, 17 December 2002
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ACQUISITION TO BOOST MILITARY RTOS CAPABILITY
LynuxWorks is to obtain Rockwell Collins' VMOS technology and plans to launch a DO-178B level A certifiable (FAA standard) version of its LynxOS Posix-compatible real-time operating system.
LynuxWorks, 11 December 2002
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BEACH FOUND IN CALIFORNIA
Beach Solutions has opened a US headquarters facility in San Jose, California.
Beach Solutions, 17 December 2002
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HUBER+SUHNER CONSOLIDATES UK MANUFACTURING
Huber+Suhner is restructuring its manufacturing and business operations in the UK.
Huber+Suhner, 13 December 2002
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TRANSATLANTIC EXPANSION FOR MEMS MANUFACTURER
Swiss MEMS manufacturer Colibrys has set up a North American subsidiary and has appointed James A Aberson, as Business Development Manager for North America.
Colibrys, 16 December 2002
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OUR TOP TEN NEW PRODUCTS SELECTION
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1. Bluetooth baseband hops on to new standard
NewLogic's Boost Bluetooth solution can now offer support for adaptive frequency hopping (AFH). A rapidly increasing number of devices such as Bluetooth and 802.11b communicate using the 2.4GHz ISM band. It will therefore become increasingly important to ensure that devices using the ISM band are able to maintain a high quality of service in the presence of other devices using the same band. Adaptive frequency hopping (AFH) is a technique currently in the process of being specified by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) as a means of helping to ensure Bluetooth devices provide a high quality of service and that other products using the same band, in particular 802.11b systems, maintain reliable communications.
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2. New life for old ASICs and FPGAs
Micro Circuit Engineering (MCE) is providing designers with an opportunity to upgrade obsolete ASICs or FPGAs by adding a second IC attached to the replicated old component. The system is likely to be of particular use in applications where additional functionality needs to be added to an existing 'long lifetime' system during an uprating or refurbishment exercise. This is common in military and industrial hardware which needs to be retained in service with enhanced electronics.
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3. Free package evaluates VHDL-AMS modelling language
Simplorer SV version 6 is a free downloadable version of Ansoft's mixed-domain systems design software. The tool is rapidly being adopted within the automotive, aerospace, and electric-drive industries. Simplorer SV, originally created to give professors and students access to a professional-grade design tool, has become a popular method for industry engineers to evaluate Simplorer's capabilities and to solve small-scale problems.
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4. Revolutionary claims for novel antenna design
Antenova has developed a novel type of antenna that liberates wireless developers from the problems and restrictions associated with conventional technology. The new freedom made possible by the introduction amounts to a revolutionary force for wireless terminal and infrastructure designers. The technology results from over three years of pioneering R and D that has transformed the effect of high dielectric antennas (HDAs) from scientific curiosity into completely characterised technology - backed by a design methodology and computer-aided tools.
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5. Silicon microlens promises reduced-cost optos
Oki Electric reckons it has developed the world's smallest silicon-based microlens, allowing for mass-production of high-performance optical components at low cost for the metro and access-network markets. This microlens improves the performance of optical components, as it can be used for surface-mount technology (SMT), a popular method for the mass-production of low-end optical components at low cost. The cost of the microlens itself is also reduced more than tenfold, as it is produced using LSI fabrication technology.
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6. Top density for speedy burst SRAMs
Cypress is sampling its 72Mbit NoBL (No Bus Latency) burst family of SRAMs optimised for networking applications operating at OC-48 speeds (2.5Gbit/s) and above. The new devices have been codeveloped with Ramtron subsidiary Enhanced Memory Systems using a patented one-transistor (1T) enhanced SRAM (ESRAM) technology to achieve the same speed, four to eight times higher density and four times lower power than traditional six-transistor sync SRAMs. NoBL SRAMs have an architecture optimised for the most demanding high-speed applications requiring maximum bus bandwidth.
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7. 10Gbit system for space-constrained I/O
Molex has released an XPAK form factor solution for 10 Gigabit I/O applications. The XPAK system consists of an XLink 10 Gigabit optical transponder, guide system, and 70-pin XAUI host connector. This new solution is ideally suited to applications where board space and size is critical. The new devices have been specifically designed to the XPAK multisource agreement (MSA) and the first products have been developed for applications where low profile is a key specification requirement. All the modules have a maximum profile of 9.8mm and are PCI compliant.
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8. Powerful embedded solution for low-level control
The TE486 is a new entry-level embedded controller board from DSP Design. Based on the STPC Elite 486-level x86 processor operating at up to 133MHz and including a maths coprocessor for fast number crunching, the TE486 provides a simple yet powerful solution to less demanding embedded computing problems. It supports a wide range of peripherals making it a highly practical solution for many applications and as it is pin compatible with all other boards from DSP Design provides an inexpensive upgrade path.
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9. DSP modules gain IP link to cameras
Hunt Engineering has added support for the Camera Link interface to its FPGA based Heron modules. Camera Link is a standard communication interface that was specifically developed by camera and frame-grabber manufacturers for use with vision applications and is widely supported throughout the industry. By providing intellectual property (IP) for the FPGA modules, Camera Link area scan cameras can be connected to a Heron DSP system without the need for an interface customised to a specific camera.
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10. Optical distribution frame controls fibre bends
LISA (leading interconnect systems approach) is a new optical distribution frame (ODF) from Huber+Suhner, designed from the outset to handle systems working at 1625nm in the X band. The system includes a new high-density cassette that can house double the number of fibres and has been engineered to facilitate easy installation, saving time and reducing costs. As wavelengths increase, managing bend radii in systems becomes more and more important. While other existing ODFs can be modified to accommodate 1625nm systems, Huber+Suhner claims they are not rugged or reliable at this wavelength, causing system performance compromises.
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New Technical Articles and Case Studies
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AUDI HITS THE ROAD WITH BLUETOOTH ONBOARD
(Cambridge Silicon Radio, 11 December 2002)
Car maker Audi will be using CSR's BlueCore technology to bring Bluetooth to the road with the world's first car to be offered with a GSM car phone and cordless handset both Bluetooth-enabled.
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PROCESSOR ENABLES FLEXIBLE MULTIMEDIA APPLIANCES
(Texas Instruments, 11 December 2002)
Texas Instruments DSP-based digital media processors are at the heart of five of the latest multimedia imaging products.
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SINGLE-CHIP BLUETOOTH ENABLES WIRELESS COMBO
(Cambridge Silicon Radio, 13 December 2002)
Cambridge Silicon Radio has collaborated with Intersil and SMART Modular Technologies to produce a mini-PCI card combining Bluetooth and 802.11b wireless protocols.
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PROCESSOR IS COOL SOLUTION FOR THIN CLIENT
(National Semiconductor, 16 December 2002)
National Semiconductor's Geode technology has been designed in to the ultra-small-footprint (186 x 67 x 168mm) Futro B100 thin client terminal from Fujitsu Siemens Computers.
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RTOS TO CREATE RESILIENT FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM
(OSE Systems, 17 December 2002)
NASA Goddard Space Flight Centre's Wallops Flight Facility is using the OSE real-time operating system to develop a state-of-the-art adaptive flight control system.
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PCI PLATFORM POWERS PROTOCOL CONVERTOR
(Kontron UK, 12 December 2002)
Aculab's GroomerII is a high-density, flexible switching engine powered by an off-the-shelf PCI system supplied via Kontron UK.
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APPLYING ADHESIVES ACCURATELY AT SPEED
(DEK, 13 December 2002)
As placement systems begin to process up to 80,000 components an hour, it's important to rethink other SMT assembly processes - especially the bottleneck of dispensing adhesives, says Mike O'Hanlon.
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REFERENCE DESIGN PUSHES BLUETOOTH INTO AUDIO
(Gennum Corp, 11 December 2002)
Gennum is seeding the development of Bluetooth audio systems with the launch of an audio reference design with an integrated DSP.
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HIGH-FREQUENCY BOOST FOR PRESCALERS
(Zarlink Semiconductor, 11 December 2002)
Three new prescaler chips operate at 13.5GHz - the highest frequency reach ever for single-chip prescalers.
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SMART BATTERY MANAGER MAXIMISES NOTEBOOK CELL LIFE
(Xicor, 12 December 2002)
Novel battery management controllers integrate cell balancing and gas gauge electronics that monitor individual cell voltages and currents for the safe operation of battery packs used in notebooks.
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CONVERTORS INTEGRATE FETS FOR HIGHER EFFICIENCY
(Texas Instruments, 13 December 2002)
A new family of synchronous converters offers designers a wide input voltage range from 2.7 to 10V, output current of up to 800mA, and a low 12uA of quiescent current for longer standby time.
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TINY MODULE COMBINES MCU WITH SDRAM AND FLASH
(Hitachi Europe, 13 December 2002)
A novel family of system-in-package modules uses a three-layer stack structure to combine a high-performance microprocessor with multiple memory chips in a single package.
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SINGLE-VOLTAGE FET SIMPLIFIES WIRELESS DESIGNS
(Agilent Technologies, 13 December 2002)
Agilent Technologies has released the second in its series of single-voltage E-pHEMT field effect transistors in miniature leadless chip carrier packages designed for wireless applications up to 6GHz.
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DUAL DIODE DRIVER SPEEDS UP CD-R/W DESIGNS
(Intersil, 16 December 2002)
A new dual laser diode driver can increase CD/DVD DVD read and CD-R/W read/write speeds up to x52.
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LED DRIVERS HAVE BUILT IN SHIFT REGISTERS
(Rohm Electronics (UK), 17 December 2002)
Combining LED drivers with a choice of 8-, 12- or 16-bit shift registers, Rohm's latest single-chip driver ICs simplify LED display design.
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IMPROVED SOLDERING FOR NTC THERMISTORS
(BC Components International, 12 December 2002)
Delivering high sensitivity and high accuracy over a wide temperature range, the latest thermistors from BC Components are fully covered with glass for environmental protection.
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CHOKE DATA BY E-MAIL
(Almag, 13 December 2002)
Following customer requests for data that could be easily stored and updated, details of chokes and inductors are now available from Almag by e-mail.
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WORLDS SMALLEST CLAIM FOR OSCILLATOR RANGE
(Fox Electronics, 16 December 2002)
Fox Electronics reckons its latest offering, measuring only 3.2 x 2.5 x 1.2mm, is world's smallest oscillator.
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HIGH-STABILITY RESISTORS FOR DEMANDING HV USES
(Caddock Electronics, 16 December 2002)
Caddock has developed a range of ultrastable low-TC resistors for use in the most demanding precision high-voltage applications.
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EMULATORS SUPPORT LATEST INFINEON PROCESSOR
(Computer Solutions, 12 December 2002)
An emulator support package for the latest Infineon XC166 V2 processor is now available from Computer Solutions.
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FREE DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT FOR 32bit DESIGNS
(Arizona Microchip Technology, 17 December 2002)
Microchip's new 32bit MPLAB integrated development environment provides the ability to edit, compile, debug and emulate embedded designs.
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"ROLL YOUR OWN" RACK-MOUNT PC HOUSING
(Rittal, 17 December 2002)
Rittal Electronic Systems has a range of 19in rack-mount housings for AT, ATX and mini ATX main board computers.
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D-SUBS CAN BE FILTERED PIN-BY-PIN
(Harting, 13 December 2002)
A new range of D-subminiature connectors has built-in filtering to minimise the effects of conducted and radiated RFI emissions as well as providing transient high-voltage protection.
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PROGRAMMABLE UV SOURCE IS A FLEXIBLE CURE
(Moritex Europe, 13 December 2002)
A novel programmable feedback UV light source maintains extremely stable UV irradiation from a quartz halogen lamp through proprietary optical feedback control.
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COMMERCIAL GRAPHICS BOARD IS MILITARISED TO PMC
(SBS Technologies, 13 December 2002)
The Sentiris S4110-CD00-AR is a COTS graphics subsystem offering high performance and excellent image quality in a conduction cooled PMC format.
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PREQUALIFIED BLUETOOTH SBC SPEEDS PROTOTYPING
(Talisman Electronics, 16 December 2002)
BlueMod is a prequalified Bluetooth product for OEMs and a rapid Bluetooth prototyping platform for system integrators and application developers.
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PACK GETS TO GRIP WITH GPS RECEIVER MODULE
(TDC (Telecom Design Communications), 17 December 2002)
The TDC GPS9543 starter pack allows fast out-of-the-box evaluation of the Leadtek 9543 GPS receiver.
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COMPREHENSIVE CLAIMS FOR PORTABLE DATA LOGGERS
(Amplicon Liveline, 13 December 2002)
Amplicon Liveline has a new family of portable data loggers suitable for wide-ranging applications as part of a new distribution agreement with Gemini Data Loggers.
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SPECTRUM ANALYSER AIMS FOR 5GHz WIRELESS LANs
(Anritsu (UK), 13 December 2002)
The MS2687B is a spectrum analyser for evaluation of wideband signals such as CDMA and OFDM that are spreading in digital radio communications.
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