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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 95: 7 January 2003
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8774 product announcements and technical articles
on our web site, all fully searchable at
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In this issue:
* Editor's Message
* Our Top Ten new Products Selection
[1] Folded capacitors redouble embedded SRAM density
[2] Bricks provide scalable power building blocks
[3] DSP-based acquisition runs desktop or embedded
[4] Verification focuses on telecomms SoCs
[5] Program checks wireless interoperability
[6] Speedy route to Bluetooth designs
[7] Direct digital synthesis on a tenth of the power
[8] Panther provides silent solution
[9] Directional antennas answer 2.4GHz congestion
[10] Digital scopes run engine combustion analysis
* New Technical Articles and Case Studies
* ...And take a look at these stories too...
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Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
Welcome to 2003 - or at least to the first Electronicstalk Newsletter of 2003. This is a slightly larger than usual issue, bringing you the highlights of the past three weeks.
Unfortunately the year has already drawn its fair share of bad news with the publishing of Japanese research claiming a high risk of mental instability for anyone who uses a computer for more than five hours per day. Mind you, if you're one of those people (like me) who thought the report was aimed specifically at them, then you're probably just being paranoid.
But all this pales into insignificance with the news that the BBC has axed that doyen of populist science and technology, Tomorrow's World.
For almost 40 years, the programme has provided highly laudable non-commercial coverage of gadgets and technologies years before their commercial success, and no doubt has inspired many a youth towards a career in electrotechnology. (Until now.)
For many inventors, TW has provided the exposure needed to bring their ideas to commercial fruition. But at the same time, the show's non-commercial policies have provided headaches for many a marketing man.
(A former colleague of mine was crestfallen when returning to the office after a TW filming session of a product developed by one of his clients. Having worked hard to get the product included on the show, he was unable to prevent the production crew from masking out every instance of his client's logo from the product.)
The Tomorrow's World "brand" is set to continue with a range of new shows. We can only hope they retain the benefits of their predecessor.
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.
Alternatively, the full stories behind all the summaries and headlines in this newsletter can be retrieved by email alone: see details below.
In the meantime, if you have any suggestions as to how we might make the site or the newsletter better, email me directly.
Best wishes
Laurence Marchini, Editor
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THIS WEEK'S INDUSTRY NEWS
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SYSTEMONIC ACQUISITION TO BOOST WLAN SOLUTIONS
Philips Electronics is to acquire Systemonic, a leading developer of complete silicon system solutions for multiprotocol multiband wireless LANs.
Philips Semiconductors, 23 December 2002
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MENTOR OPTIMISTIC ABOUT 2003 PERFORMANCE
Mentor Graphics has issued guidance for 2003 reflecting the addition of all acquisitions done in 2002.
Mentor Graphics UK, 18 December 2002
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ACQUISITION BRINGS EMBEDDED LINUX EXPERTISE
Metrowerks is to acquire the key assets of Embedix, a leading provider of Linux tools and solutions.
Metrowerks Europe, 20 December 2002
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IRISH PLANT TO CLOSE AS ARTESYN CUTS COSTS
Artesyn Technologies is to close its manufacturing plant in Ireland as part of a series of global cost reduction initiatives.
Artesyn Technologies, 24 December 2002
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DIFFICULT ENVIRONMENT FOR TEKTRONIX
Tektronix has reported net sales of $204.6 million and net earnings from continuing operations of $10.2 million for the quarter to 30th November 2002.
Tektronix, 27 December 2002
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OUR TOP TEN NEW PRODUCTS SELECTION
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1. Folded capacitors redouble embedded SRAM density
MoSys has released its 1T-SRAM-Q (quad density) technology which it reckons achieves four times the density of traditional SRAMs. This addition to the 1T-SRAM technology addresses the industry's need for increasing memory density. The market demands for lower power in consumer products and greater bandwidth in high performance products are driving the need for more on-chip memory. By combining MoSys' proven 1T-SRAM technology with its new folded area capacitor (FAC), the company has created the solution with 1T-SRAM-Q technology, doubling the density of 1T-SRAM memory.
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2. Bricks provide scalable power building blocks
Increased pressure to reduce costs, smaller production runs and the need for shorter time-to-market means power architects are seeking alternatives to the traditional approach of a unique, individual power supply for each different high power DC requirement. Advanced Power Conversion has responded to this challenge by offering a component based approach that provides a very simple, quick and totally scalable solution for distributed and modular power systems. Using modules from the APC range of 500 or 200W industry-standard-size full-brick DC/DC convertors (117 x 61 x 12.7mm) which require just a single wire to connect the units in parallel, total output power can very easily expanded by simply adding extra modules.
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3. DSP-based acquisition runs desktop or embedded
The Model BVR-32 is Dalanco Spry's newest offering for DSP and data acquisition applications. This PCIbus board may be used in both desktop and embedded environments. It is based on the 60MHz Texas Instruments TMS320C32 DSP with 512Kbyte of SRAM. A four-channel high-speed A/D convertor (6MHz, 12bit), dual-channel D/A convertor (25MHz+, 12bit), and a digital data connector form the I/O portion. The digital data connector may be connected directly to an IDE hard drive for high-speed data acquisition applications.
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4. Verification focuses on telecomms SoCs
Telecom Workbench is a new product that addresses functional and conformance verification of multistandard SoCs. Telecom Workbench combines support for multiple broadband protocols such as Internet protocol (IP) and ATM, with support for the next generation of Sonet/SDH standards by adding features that address virtual concatenation, LCAS and GFP. By integrating conformance testing within the functional verification environment early in the design cycle, Telecom Workbench provides designers of modern networking chips with powerful diagnostic capabilities for validating standards interoperability that are traditionally available in the lab only after silicon has been produced.
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5. Program checks wireless interoperability
Cambridge-based Commsonic has released the first in a range of free and low-cost simulation and verification tools aimed at developers of SoCs and broadband communications systems. TestiPHY(802.16) is a Matlab program that generates COFDM modulation waveforms according to the new IEEE Broadband Wireless Access (BWA) Standard 802.16a. The current release of the tool is compliant with revision D6 of the standard but it will be updated to track changes to the protocol as they emerge.
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6. Speedy route to Bluetooth designs
Integrated Circuit Solution has developed a Bluetooth USB dongle reference design that allows electronic devices to become Bluetooth-enabled. This reference design will be of great help to its customers who do not have Bluetooth technology backgrounds for this wireless market. The ICSI low-cost high-performance Bluetooth USB dongle reference design is based on ICSI's IC9000, a highly integrated point-to-multipoint Bluetooth solution, that combines USB plug-and-play and embedded Bluetooth functionality, is a solution for the user to easily address those "addon" products such as desktops, laptops and a variety of peripherals with USB host ports to have Bluetooth capabilities by linking with this Bluetooth USB dongle.
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7. Direct digital synthesis on a tenth of the power
Analog Devices has a new family of direct digital synthesisers that deliver a 400MHz clock speed at one-tenth the power consumption of previous solutions. This now enables designers to use DDS for fast frequency hopping at higher output frequencies in more power-sensitive applications. The new DDS devices are the first in the industry to clock at 400Msample/s and synthesise frequencies of up to 160MHz while dissipating less than 200mW of power.
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8. Panther provides silent solution
JMC Products describes its Panther range as the latest in ultraquiet DC fan design. In traditional fans, the most dominant acoustic noise is due to the fan's motor switching noise. The Panther fans operate at switching levels above 20kHz, a much higher frequency level, producing a soft commutation that results in a quiet operation that is above the audible range for human hearing.
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9. Directional antennas answer 2.4GHz congestion
Two new basestation sector antennas provide wireless ISPs with a high quality alternative to omnidirectional devices. The two new models for the SEC series offer 180-degree beamwidth for the unlicensed ISM band at 2.4 to 2.5GHz. The transition from an omni antenna to a sector at the basestation is a sound technical move, as the unlicensed band at 2.4GHz is becoming more and more prone to interference issues.
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10. Digital scopes run engine combustion analysis
An engine combustion analysis package for use with Yokogawa's digital oscilloscopes and data-acquisition systems is now available from Yokogawa Martron. The new software package enables engine combustion pressures to be analysed for engines using a variety of fuels, with versions available for both gasoline and natural-gas engines. The natural-gas analysis package can be used to analyse specific heat ratio and polytrol index.
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New Technical Articles and Case Studies
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EUREKA - IT'S A HANDHELD DAB RADIO
(Texas Instruments, 23 December 2002)
Personal Telecom (Perstel) has delivered the industry's first handheld digital audio broadcasting (DAB) radio to UK retail shelves, based on the proven Texas Instruments Eureka DAB solution.
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FREQUENCY SOURCES FOR MILLIMETRE WAVE APPLICATIONS
(Advanced Crystal Technology, 6 January 2003)
A precision frequency source of megahertz can be multiplied up to several gigahertz and provide a relatively inexpensive and reliable oscillator, says Robin Summers of Advanced Crystal Technology.
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MEETING TODAY'S DESIGN CHALLENGES
(Altium, 23 December 2002)
Phil Loughhead outlines the limitations of current design capture solutions when faced with the challenges presented by evolving component technologies and design demands.
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RAD-HARD SYSTEMS MAY NOT NEED RAD-HARD COMPONENTS
(SBS Technologies, 27 December 2002)
Designing for the radiation environment in space doesn't always mean using rad-hard parts, says Juergen Fedrich of SBS Technologies.
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TWO MOSFETs IN ONE CUT DOWN CONVERTOR DESIGNS
(Hitachi Europe, 18 December 2002)
Hitachi has developed a 30V drain-source breakdown voltage composite power MOSFET which incorporates chips for both sides of a nonisolated DC/DC convertor in a single package.
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512-CHANNEL SWITCHES CRAM IN THE FEATURES FOR TDM
(Zarlink Semiconductor, 18 December 2002)
Zarlink Semiconductor has a new platform of voice communications chips it claims redefines the market for low-bandwidth digital TDM switches.
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DUAL-RAIL CMOS LDO BOOSTS EFFICIENCY
(National Semiconductor, 18 December 2002)
National Semiconductor has produced the world's first CMOS dual-input low dropout (LDO) voltage regulator.
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CONVERTORS SWITCH AT UP TO 1.2MHz
(Torex Semiconductor, 19 December 2002)
The XC9206, XC9207 and XC9208 are three new series of nonsynchronous step-down DC/DC convertors.
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ALL-SILICON PROCESS ACCELERATES POWER ANALOGUE
(Zarlink Semiconductor, 20 December 2002)
Zarlink Semiconductor reckons it has developed the world's most cost-effective and advanced commercial foundry service for producing high-voltage high-speed analogue chips.
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MODULAR ARRAYS PROVIDE SPEEDY SPIN ASICs
(Lightspeed Semiconductor, 23 December 2002)
Luminance is a novel modular array ASIC technology for design of custom chips manufactured on a 0.13um process from TSMC.
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ONE CHIP POWERS DUAL-SLOT PC CARD INTERFACES
(Texas Instruments, 24 December 2002)
Texas Instruments has developed a highly integrated power management chip for dual-slot personal computing cards used in notebook and desktop computers, PDAs and digital cameras.
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ACCELERATED PROCESSOR CLAIMS TOP DSP PERFORMANCE
(Analog Devices, 3 January 2003)
Analog Devices has released its ADSP-TS101S TigerSHARC processor to production operating at an industry-leading 2.4GMACS and 1.8GFLOPS.
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AMP PROVIDES POWERFUL PORTABLE AUDIO
(Fairchild Semiconductor, 7 January 2003)
A novel ultraminiature CMOS power amplifier offers 1.0W of continuous power with extremely low shutdown power and a minimal external part count.
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ELECTROLYTICS TAKE THE HEAT OF LEAD-FREE SOLDERING
(Rubycon, 3 January 2003)
A wide range of surface mount aluminium electrolytic capacitors from Rubycon are compatible with the new, higher temperature profile required for lead-free soldering processes.
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ANTENNA PROTECTOR SAFEGUARDS BASESTATIONS
(Phoenix Contact, 7 January 2003)
The CN-UB-280DC coaxial antenna protector is the latest addition to the Trabtech range of surge protection products for cellular basestations and similar telecomms installations.
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SOFTWARE SIMPLIFIES SHIFT TO PALM
(Metrowerks Europe, 18 December 2002)
Metrowerks' newest toolset for the Palm OS platform includes a compiler for ARM cores to allow developers to more quickly create applications for the next generation of Palm Powered devices.
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ALLIANCE PROGRAMME BOOSTS FPGA IP LIBRARY
(Actel Europe, 18 December 2002)
Actel has added more than 50 new complete system-level IP building blocks for use with its ProASIC Plus and Axcelerator FPGAs to its CompanionCore Alliance Programme.
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ENERGY MANAGEMENT TOOLKIT JUMP STARTS HYBRIDS
(Pi Technology, 23 December 2002)
Vehicle engineers developing novel alternative fuelled vehicles can get a 'jump start' in developing the complex control systems required with the launch of a new energy management toolkit.
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RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS POOR ANTENNA PERFORMANCE
(Flomerics, 30 December 2002)
An overwhelming 90% of electronic design engineers believe that not enough attention is paid to the effect of enclosures on antenna performance.
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ENCLOSURES COME WITH ACCESSORIES READY FITTED
(Sarel, 7 January 2003)
Users of the Spacial 3D range of wall-mounting enclosures from Sarel can now save valuable assembly time by purchasing the enclosures prefitted with accessories of their choice.
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EASIER INSTALLATION FOR QUICK-LOCK SMA CONNECTORS
(Radiall, 19 December 2002)
The QMA series of patent-pending quick-lock SMA connectors from Radiall covers some 80 part numbers, making it he largest range of QMA connectors, terminations and switches available.
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SPEEDY SECURE MATING FOR NOVEL N-TYPES
(Huber+Suhner, 23 December 2002)
The QN Quick Lock N connector from Huber+Suhner is a fast and secure quick lock coupling that requires only a very low mating force.
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HIGH-SPEED MACHINE TAKES ON LARGER BOARDS
(Universal Instruments Corp, 3 January 2003)
Universal Instruments reckons the 4797L HSP Chipshooter is the fastest large-board-capable high-speed machine on the market.
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SHRINKING SENSORS CUT OPTICAL MICE DOWN IN COST
(Agilent Technologies, 18 December 2002)
Agilent Technologies has developed the world's smallest optical navigation sensors for entry-level mice for desktop PCs, laptops, trackballs and integrated input devices at an economical price.
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CONVERTORS CRAM 35W INTO LESS THAN A QUARTER BRICK
(BTCPower, 23 December 2002)
The new S35 Series from BTCPower is a range of high-efficiency, low-power DC/DC convertors that deliver a power output of 35W from a sub-quarter-brick package.
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SERIAL DEVICE DRIVERS PROVIDE EASY ETHERNET
(Sealevel Systems, 18 December 2002)
Sealevel Systems reckons its Sealink family of serial device drivers is the easiest way to connect serial devices directly to an Ethernet network.
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REDUNDANT COOLING KEEPS CPCI SUBSYSTEM RUNNING
(Adlink Technology, 27 December 2002)
Adlink Technology has added a 9U-height 32/64bit CompactPCI subsystem to its 6U product line, the cPCIS-3330 series.
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TESTERS TACKLE TELECOMMS TRANSMISSION
(Livingston UK, 7 January 2003)
Livingston has unveiled its investment of just under GBP 1 million in test and measurement equipment for the transmission industry.
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