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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 98: 28 January 2003
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9083 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] SoC cores take over DSP roles
[2] Selectable crossover cuts amplifier distortion
[3] Transceiver cuts the cost of high-speed USB links
[4] Current-mode convertors beat exotic alternatives
[5] Southern show brings the mountain to Mohammed
[6] Coax adapter performs at higher temperatures
[7] Fence system for flexible shielding onboard
[8] In-system programmable devices come to handhelds
[9] Step-down regulator has dynamic output control
[10] Multiband cellular transceiver mops up 60 parts
* New Technical Articles and Case Studies
* ...And take a look at these stories too...
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Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We at Electronicstalk (and indeed all Pro-Talk sites) like to think ourselves pretty fastidious in our maintenance of the English language. The material published on our sites arrives from a variety of sources around the world, and in various "flavours" of English.
Part of our added value is in publishing such a volume of important stories. And part is in editing this material into a consistent and practical format, or "style", so that (in theory) you the readers believe that everything on the site was written (in effect) by the same person.
This is not unique. For example, wherever you may be, your daily newspaper will almost certainly be edited in line with its own "house style" manual, making the language and its tone consistent throughout.
So this weekend it was with great interest that I examined a style manual from a rival Internet publishing house which (like ourselves) is addressing the limitations of mailing out a series of text-based weekly e-mail newsletters.
Sure enough, there were the usual warnings to avoid the use of nonstandard characters such as the Greek mu for micro and omega for ohms. But this manual had an additional recommendation which ran counter to all my years in publishing. And again it is the limitations of technology that are to blame.
Throughout this site you will find that prefixes and suffixes that are not words in themselves are (quite naturally) joined directly to other words to form compound words. Let's face it, it would be non-sensical and in-efficient not to do so (see what I mean).
But this pirated style sheet was very clear in its assertion that compound words should be unbound as it removes the danger of mispronunciation by text-to-speech programs.
Now, the day that all engineers have their e-mails read to them is probably still a long way off, and by then (hopefully) the algorithms will be capable of dealing with complex technical English. But it would appear that I must apologise to all those of you whose enjoyment of the Electronic Stalk New Sletter has been spoilt by the inaccurate pronunciation of your technology. Your (Tommy) cooperation is appreciated.
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 e-mail 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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UK 5GHz SPECTRUM ALLOCATION GETS THE THUMBS UP
Synad has commended the Radio Communications Agency for its bold leadership position in driving international wireless LAN frequency allocation.
Synad Technologies, 23 January 2003
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WOLFSON DOUBLES TURNOVER
Wolfson Microelectronics expects its audited results for 2002 to show a 100% plus growth figure, and is planning to increase its workforce by over 40%.
Wolfson Microelectronics, 28 January 2003
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ACQUISITION ADDS WIRELESS OPTICAL TECHNOLOGY
Celerica has acquired the intellectual property of OrAccess, an Israeli startup company specialising in high-end, high-speed wireless optics technology.
Celerica, 23 January 2003
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REVENUE RISES 60% FOR CPS
Cambridge Positioning Systems has recorded 60% year-on-year revenue growth following global industry adoption of its E-OTD technology.
Cambridge Positioning Systems, 23 January 2003
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COWARE ACQUIRES LISATEK
CoWare has acquired LISATek, a company that is revolutionising the automation of embedded processor use for SoC designs.
CoWare, 27 January 2003
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ASP INFOTEC CHANGES BACK TO TRIDENT NAME
ASP Infotec has been renamed Trident Infotec, as part of a programme to integrate the company's PoS/kiosk and displays businesses more closely.
Trident Infotec, 28 January 2003
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ADVANCED PHOTONIX ACQUIRES TEXAS OPTOELECTRONICS
Advanced Photonix has acquired the outstanding capital stock of Texas Optoelectronics.
AP Technologies, 22 January 2003
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COST CUTTING IMPROVES PROFITABILITY FOR RADISYS
Radisys has reaffirmed its guidance for the fourth quarter of 2002 and announced actions intended to further improve its profitability and market diversification.
Radisys, 24 January 2003
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TRIO TO PRESS CASE FOR EMBEDDED INFINIBAND
A group of technology companies has launched an industry effort to establish the InfiniBand architecture as the premier interconnect fabric in embedded computing.
SBS Technologies, 28 January 2003
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OUR TOP TEN NEW PRODUCTS SELECTION
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1. SoC cores take over DSP roles
The Pro Series family of processor cores allows users to optimise their cores for specific applications while maintaining compatibility with the MIPS industry standard architecture. This new capability is offered through the CorExtend feature of MIPS Technologies' Pro Series cores, which is in support of the company's strategy to give its customers the performance to create highly differentiated products. Pro Series cores enable SoC designers to significantly increase application performance without sacrificing the benefits of its extensive toolsets, software and infrastructure.
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2. Selectable crossover cuts amplifier distortion
Analog Devices has released the first device in a new family of high-performance amplifiers with rail-to-rail inputs and outputs that work on supply voltages down to 2.7V. The AD8027 features high bandwidth (180MHz at unity gain), and 100V/us slew rate. Low distortion over the entire input range is the most novel feature of the AD8027. While all amplifiers with rail-to-rail inputs have an input stage that switches from one differential pair to another as the input signal crosses the threshold voltage, the AD8027 has a "selectable crossover" feature that allows that threshold to be selected - close to either the positive or negative rail - at the designer's discretion, minimising the effects of crossover distortion.
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3. Transceiver cuts the cost of high-speed USB links
Cypress Semiconductor has released its EZ-USB TX2 transceiver (CY7C68000) for just $1.00 in volumes of 100,000 units. EZ-USB TX2 is a stand-alone high-speed USB 2.0 transceiver that is compliant with the USB 2.0 transceiver macrocell interface (UTMI) specification. This device includes an 8 or 16bit interface for applications such as scanners, printers, digital camcorders, and digital still cameras. For designers who are well along their integration curve and want only the transceiver to be external to their ASIC, the TX2 provides a hi-speed physical layer interface that operates at the maximum allowable USB 2.0 bandwidth.
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4. Current-mode convertors beat exotic alternatives
New from Martek Power Abbott, the HSM200S(270) is a new family of high-density 200W PCB-mountable military power supplies. The HSM200S(270) is a DC/DC convertor in a standard half brick size package that achieves a power output level once only possible in full brick size package.
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5. Southern show brings the mountain to Mohammed
On February 19th, when the doors open on the first ever Southern Electronics at Thorpe Park, it will be to an exhibition staged specifically for electronics manufacturers in the South of England. Thorpe Park is the ideal venue for the show, it offers easy access to the M25 and ample free parking. Visitors will see over 160 companies displaying products and services relevant to the electronics industry. The three main planks of the industry will be represented - production machinery, components and contract assembly.
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6. Coax adapter performs at higher temperatures
MegaPhase has a new precision high-temperature coaxial adapter. The MegaPhase Type-N is an in-series female-to-female type-N adapter. It features an operating temperature up to +300C, low VSWR and insertion loss, and rugged construction for consistent electrical performance. The maximum operating frequency is 18GHz depending on the interface. Insertion length is 5.69cm. Phase matching is available.
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7. Fence system for flexible shielding onboard
Holland Shielding Systems has developed a novel PCB shielding system which incurs no tooling costs. The easy-to-fit "fence" system can be turned into a whole range of boxes, with dimensions increasing in 6.35mm steps.
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8. In-system programmable devices come to handhelds
Lattice Semiconductor reckons its 1.8V ispMACH 4000Z CPLD family that sets a new standard for the industry's lowest static power consumption. The ispMACH 4032Z device is the first of three initial ispMACH 4000Z devices which span logic capacities from 32 to 128 macrocells. These breakthrough devices provide extremely low static current consumption (20uA worst case for a 32 macrocell device) and cost effective logic implementation demanded by handheld and portable applications. By reducing static power consumption to only 20% of previous devices, the new family dramatically expands the application scope of programmable logic in the portable and handheld arenas.
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9. Step-down regulator has dynamic output control
The MAX1536 is a 3.6A internal switch, step-down DC/DC convertor ideal for 5 and 3.3V to low-voltage conversion in notebooks, subnotebooks and desk notes. The MAX1536 features an internal PMOS power switch and synchronous rectification for high efficiency and reduced component count. The internal 54mohm PMOS power switch and 47mohm NMOS synchronous-rectifier switch easily deliver continuous load currents up to 3.6A. This device produces an adjustable output from 0.7V to the input voltage and achieves efficiencies as high as 96%.
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10. Multiband cellular transceiver mops up 60 parts
Zarlink Semiconductor has unveiled the world's first off-the-shelf, single-chip radio transceiver for cellphones used in multiband, multimode, 2G and 2.5G digital cellular networks. Zarlink's ZLTM20250 chip - the industry's smallest and most flexible commercial radio transceiver - is targeted primarily at handsets for GAIT overlay networks that add GSM capability and mobile Internet data services to existing TDMA/AMPS wireless infrastructure. Multimode GAIT cellular networks are being deployed extensively across North America. Zarlink's new transceiver eliminates about 60 separate components from GAIT cellphones, shrinking the size of the radio by more than half, and reducing bill of materials costs by up to 40%.
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New Technical Articles and Case Studies
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NEXT-GENERATION 90NM PROCESS ACCELERATES SoCS
(Texas Instruments, 24 January 2003)
Texas Instruments has delivered the first fully functional wireless digital baseband device from its next-generation 90nm process.
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RTOS SIMPLIFIES VIDEOPHONE OPERATION
(Wind River Systems, 24 January 2003)
The world's first Internet videophone uses Wind River's VxWorks RTOS to control the delivery of TV-quality video calls with the same ease of use as a standard telephone.
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MAKING MICROSOFT'S SMART WATCH EVEN SMARTER
(ZBD Displays, 22 January 2003)
Smart watches will not reap their full potential if manufacturers' display technology does not address the issues of power consumption and readability, warns Henri-Luc Martin, CEO of ZBD Displays.
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TACKLING THE DRIVER DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGE
(Jungo, 27 January 2003)
Developing high-performance crossplatform device drivers in user mode can be simplified using driver development tools.
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...And take a look at these stories too...
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TWO-CHIP SOLUTION TO SOLVE COMPOSITE VIDEO
(Zetex, 22 January 2003)
The ZXFV4583 sync separator and ZXFV4089 DC restoration amplifier provide a two-chip solution for the management of composite video signals.
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COMPACT CHARGER CHIPS DRAW POWER FROM USB
(Texas Instruments, 22 January 2003)
A new compact single-cell lithium-ion and lithium-polymer battery charger IC enables PDAs, cellphones, digital cameras and wireless headsets to be charged from a USB port or AC wall adapter.
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PROGRAMMABLE BUFFER SPEEDS LCD PANEL DESIGN
(Intersil, 23 January 2003)
Intersil has developed the first TFT-LCD programmable reference voltage generator with an I2C interface tailored designed specifically for LCD and next generation TFT smart panel designs.
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TOP ACCURACY FOR DUAL-OUTPUT DC/DC CONTROLLERS
(Maxim Integrated Products, 24 January 2003)
The MAX1955 and MAX1956 are low-input-voltage high-accuracy step-down DC/DC controllers for cellular basestations, storage, network and telecomms systems.
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POWER AMP TAKES ON DUAL-MODE WIRELESS LANs
(SiGe Semiconductor, 28 January 2003)
The RangeCharger SE2529L is a multimode power amplifier that improves performance of 2.4GHz WLAN systems compliant to the IEEE802.11b and 802.11g (draft) specifications.
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HIGH-SPEED SSR IS IDEAL INDUSTRIAL INTERFACE
(Finder, 23 January 2003)
Finder has a solid-state interface relay it reckons is an ideal high-isolation high-speed easy-maintenance interface between processor based control logic and the industrial environment.
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RESETTABLE FUSES HANDLE MORE AMBIENT HEAT
(Raychem Circuit Protection, 23 January 2003)
The new PolySwitch RHE400 and RHE1500 resettable devices are used to help protect equipment from downstream short circuits, overcurrent faults, and other power faults.
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CORES HAVE LOWER LOSSES AT HIGH FREQUENCIES
(MRC Components, 28 January 2003)
Chang Sung Corp of Korea offers a complete range of toroids in MPP, high-flux and Sendust powder materials manufactured to the highest specifications.
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TOOLSET PRODUCES SMALLER FASTER CODE FOR STARCORE
(Altium, 22 January 2003)
The Tasking software development toolset for StarCore DSPs is a highly efficient set of embedded software development tools for the StarCore family of digital signal processor cores.
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DSP SOFTWARE PROVIDES FULL-DUPLEX SPEAKERPHONES
(Spirit Corp, 22 January 2003)
The Spirit RealDuplex hands-free solution is designed to provide core functionality for rapid development of popular hands-free speakerphone devices.
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KITS SPEED MIXED-SIGNAL DESIGN
(Mentor Graphics UK, 23 January 2003)
Mentor Graphics has developed a range of design kits for UMC's 0.18um analogue/mixed-signal (AMS) process technologies.
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SOFTWARE PUTS PROGRAMMABLE SoCs INTO MODEM DESIGNS
(Cypress Semiconductor, 28 January 2003)
New software from Cypress MicroSystems enables embedded designers to easily add modem connectivity to systems based on its PSoC programmable system on chip device family.
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SNAP-ON GASKETS IMPROVE SHIELDING EFFECTIVENESS
(TBA Electro Conductive Products, 24 January 2003)
TBA Electro Conductive Products (ECP) has a new range of snap-on beryllium copper gaskets that provide superior shielding effectiveness by having fewer snap-on tabs.
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BLUE LEDs ARE FIRST TO RUN FROM 3V SUPPLIES
(Rohm Electronics (UK), 24 January 2003)
A novel range of miniature blue chip LEDs will significantly simplify the design and reduce the component count of 3.0V battery-powered applications.
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HIGH-DENSITY CONNECTORS HAVE ALL ANGLES COVERED
(Weidmuller (UK), 22 January 2003)
Weidmuller's new Omnimate SL3.81/BL3.81 PCB connectors with a 3.81mm pitch offer high-density conductor connection while complementing the popular 3.50mm pitch systems.
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HARNESSES AND CABLES ASSEMBLED TO ORDER
(Easby Electronics, 24 January 2003)
Easby Electronics now offers an ISO9000 customised harnessing and cable assembly service for electronics applications.
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EVAPORATION MASKS LAST LONGER
(Tecan Components, 27 January 2003)
Tecan has new surface plating options for its high-performance evaporation masks, delivering significant increases in operational life by virtually eradicating damage from current cleaning processes.
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ADAPTER SUPPLIES INTERNATIONAL SOCKETS
(Hunter Electronic Components, 24 January 2003)
The new MPE CR-10 universal AC/DC wall adapter from Hunter Electronic Components is a single 10W adapter with multiple-mating country-specific plug sockets.
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PROGRAMMABLE SUPPLY GIVES A STABLE 1kW
(Safety Power Group, 28 January 2003)
The Sigma 1kW programmable switched-mode power supply is designed to provide a highly accurate and stable source of DC power.
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SCOPES SHOW MIXED-SIGNAL MULTICHANNEL CAPABILITIES
(Yokogawa Martron, 22 January 2003)
The DL7400 Series of digital oscilloscopes features an unprecedented mixed-signal multichannel capability.
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