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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 102: 25 February 2003
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9590 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] Baseband cuts dual-mode terminal power consumption
[2] Baseband puts new spin on dual-mode 3G handsets
[3] Processors aim for home gateways
[4] Speedy oscilloscope board has deep buffers
[5] Convertor sends VGA signals up to 90m
[6] Fuel gauge IC provides feedback on battery runtime
[7] Flash MCU cuts out external memory
[8] CFD software takes on embedded mesh technology
[9] One controller handles all 3G network signalling
[10] Deep micro-vias available on large-format PCBs
* New Technical Articles and Case Studies
* ...And take a look at these stories too...
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CHINESE BUILDING WORK ON SCHEDULE
The first phase of Fairchild Semiconductor's state-of-the-art, 80,000m2 assembly, test and warehouse facility in Suzhou, China is on schedule to be completed by the second quarter 2003.
Fairchild Semiconductor, 24 February 2003
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ANSOFT APPROACHES BREAK EVEN POINT
Ansoft has revealed financial results for its third fiscal quarter ended 31st January 2003.
Ansoft Corporation Europe, 24 February 2003
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COURT CLEARS QUICKTURN
A San Francisco federal court jury has unanimously rejected allegations by Mentor Graphics that Quickturn Design Systems had misappropriated trade secrets and infringed Mentor patents.
Cadence Design Systems, 24 February 2003
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RECORD GROWTH SPARKS MOVE TO NEW HQ
Following a banner year for company growth, Nassda Corp has moved its worldwide headquarters to a new 2200m2 facility in Santa Clara.
Nassda Corp, 25 February 2003
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CHINESE VENTURE IS EFFECTIVE SECOND SOURCE
GSPK Circuits is taking courageous steps to bridge the missing "complete supply solution" service gap to benefit its customers by investing in a brand new Chinese venture.
GSPK Circuits, 19 February 2003
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OUR TOP TEN NEW PRODUCTS SELECTION
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1. Baseband cuts dual-mode terminal power consumption
Innovics Wireless has developed a novel diversity processing solution for next-generation wireless systems, which will significantly reduce the power consumed by dual mode 2.5/3G terminals. By enabling a significant increase in the rate of data download, the Innovics IW7520 reduces the time spent downloading and thereby increases terminal battery life. Implemented in a small silicon area, the Innovics IW7520 device has a low-power architecture that is compliant with 3GPP UMTS (WCDMA), but also compatible with GPRS and GSM standards.
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2. Baseband puts new spin on dual-mode 3G handsets
The rapid development of dual mode GSM/GPRS and WCDMA handsets is a significant step closer following the introduction of Zyray Wireless' Spinnerchip 1.0 WCDMA baseband processor solution. Proven to connect to a majority of market-leading GSM/GPRS baseband solutions, Zyray's Spinnerchip 1.0 single chip WCDMA FDD baseband processor began sampling last month. The solution uses a standard memory interface to connect to existing GSM/GPRS baseband processors.
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3. Processors aim for home gateways
Intel has released a trio of network processors that address the needs of many wired and wireless applications for the home, SOHO and SME market segments. The new Intel IXP420, IXP421, IXP422 network processors provide developers with a choice of integrated data, voice and security features to meet the requirements of high-performance, cost-sensitive applications. With their Intel XScale core, these processors combine performance headroom to support rich application services with the time-to-market benefits of a common architecture.
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4. Speedy oscilloscope board has deep buffers
The UltraFast UF2030 is a full-length PCI board that has two analogue input channels and a maximum sampling rate of 200Msample/s. To enable long signals to be captured even at maximum rates, the UF2030 is supplied with 16Msample of onboard memory that can be expanded to 512Msample without requiring additional PCI slots. A four-channel version is also available. Each analogue input channel contains a separate 8bit A/D convertor to guarantee simultaneous sampling and has seven software selected input ranges from +/-200mV to +/-10V.
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5. Convertor sends VGA signals up to 90m
The Mini-CAT is a compact VGA-to-CAT5 convertor for extending PC video signals easily and economically. The Model UV1 comprises two pieces: a sender that plugs directly to the PC or notebook and a receiver that connects to the display device such as monitor or LCD projector. The user just plugs a standard CAT5 cable, up to 90m long, between the two units. The devices buffer and boost the video signals with a bandwidth of 250MHz for a crisp and clear image. All signals are transmitted and received differentially, eliminating ground-loop and AC-grounding problems that can often arise in sending video over an extended length.
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6. Fuel gauge IC provides feedback on battery runtime
Texas Instruments has developed the industry's first fully integrated battery fuel gauge for single-cell lithium-ion and lithium-polymer battery packs to calculate remaining battery capacity and system runtime. The new integrated chip significantly reduces the development time and total cost of implementing a comprehensive battery fuel gauge system in single-cell portable applications.
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7. Flash MCU cuts out external memory
Toshiba reckons its latest high-speed low-voltage 8bit MCU has enough onboard Flash memory to eliminate external memory requirements in portable, battery-powered applications such as personal audio equipment. By offering 512byte of built-in NAND-type Flash, the new TMP86FM48U/F microcontroller allows designers to minimise component count and simplify board layout. In addition, the availability of onboard Flash memory provides the flexibility for post-production software programming that can be used to address low-volume, custom requirements.
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8. CFD software takes on embedded mesh technology
Daat Research Corp is claiming a breakthrough in accuracy and calculating speed for engineers performing thermal and flow analysis on electronic systems and subsystems. With the release of Coolit v5.0, Daat Research becomes the first CFD company to successfully incorporate embedded mesh technology. This pioneering approach eliminates dependence on approximate model building techniques, such as resistor networks and lumped parameter (compact) models, thereby simplifying model building while increasing model fidelity and accuracy and delivering order of magnitude increases in calculation speed.
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9. One controller handles all 3G network signalling
The new ATMII-PMC protocol controller from Adax can perform all 3G network signalling functions. Using the same board throughout the network allows 3G network designers to reduce costs as common interfaces (APIs) can be used to ease and speed application development, service deployment and also reduce support costs. In addition, the board's high performance makes the applications more efficient, thereby lowering the hardware investment. The ATMII-PMC adds the ability to provide AAL2 support for the radio network (RN) portion of 3G networks (RNC to Node B).
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10. Deep micro-vias available on large-format PCBs
Teradyne can now provide deep micro-via technology for customers of high-performance printed circuits (HPCs). As package density and technology drive the need for greater density on the printed circuit board, deep micro-via technology provides several benefits to printed circuit board designers. Teradyne's unique HDI capabilities include panel sizes up to 24 x 28in and micro-vias three layers deep or 3mil in diameter. By providing circuit designers with less manufacturing barriers, system costs can be reduced, along with layer count, by as much as 20%.
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New Technical Articles and Case Studies
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SUPERH RISC PROCESSOR POWERS FRUGAL SBC
(Hitachi Europe, 19 February 2003)
Hitex Automation has developed a high-performance single board computer based on the SH7727 microprocessor from Hitachi.
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CELLPHONE MAKERS LINE UP TO INTEGRATE XSCALE MPUs
(Intel Corporation, 19 February 2003)
A number of top makers of data-enabled cellphones have selected Intel processors based on the Intel XScale technology to power their next generation of communications products.
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LIVE CALL PROVIDES PROOF OF THE 3G PUDDING
(Motorola SPS, 20 February 2003)
Motorola has been buoyed by the industry's first live over the air call of its fully integrated wireless handset platform.
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CLADDING IS KEY TO FIBRE LASER PERFORMANCE
(Southampton Photonics, 24 February 2003)
A paper at the ASSP Conference in San Antonio in early February further demonstrates the important and rapid advances being made in cladding-pumped fibre laser technology.
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...And take a look at these stories too...
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AMPLIFIER PAIR SPEED OPTICAL INTERFACES
(SiGe Semiconductor, 19 February 2003)
SiGe Semiconductor has expanded its series of LightCharger optical interface ICs with the SE1032W transimpedance amplifier and the SE1235L limiting amplifier.
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DISPLAY CONTROLLERS DASH TO MULTIMEDIA
(Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe, 19 February 2003)
The new Coral family of graphics display controllers from Fujitsu Microelectronics offers major enhancements to the company's successful Cremson family.
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VECTOR MULTIPLIERS CUT BASESTATION COSTS
(Maxim Integrated Products, 24 February 2003)
The MAX204x family of vector multipliers is specifically designed for the demanding requirements of GSM/DCS/PCS/Edge, iDEN, PHS, CDMA and 3G linearised power amplifiers for cellular basestations.
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SPEEDY DUAL-PORTS HOLD UP TO 9Mbit
(IDT, 24 February 2003)
IDT has released the industry's first 9Mbit monolithic synchronous dual-port products.
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USB HOSTS AIM FOR EMBEDDED CONNECTIVITY
(Cypress Semiconductor, 25 February 2003)
Cypress Semiconductor has a new family of next-generation USB 2.0 embedded host controllers.
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HIGHER VALUES FOR TANTALUM RANGES
(Nichicon (Europe), 19 February 2003)
Nichicon (Europe) has extended the capacitance range of its F92 and F97 solid tantalum electrolytic capacitors.
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ALUMINIUM ELECTROLYTICS AIM FOR LIGHTING BALLASTS
(Logic Electronic Components, 25 February 2003)
Available from Logic Electronic Components is the CD261 Series from Jianghai, China's largest manufacturer of aluminium electrolytic capacitors.
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SMALLER FASTER TRICORE CODE PROMISED FROM TOOLSET
(Altium, 19 February 2003)
A new embedded software development toolset is expected to increase execution speed and reduce code size up to 10% over the current Tasking toolset for Infineon's 32bit TriCore architecture.
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FASTER ROUTE TO ASIC PROTOTYPING
(Synplicity, 19 February 2003)
Synplicity has enhanced its Certify verification synthesis software to ease the ASIC prototyping process and improve quality of results.
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FIRST COMPLETE PCI EXPRESS VERIFICATION SOLUTION
(Mentor Graphics UK, 20 February 2003)
Mentor Graphics and Altera have developed a reference design to accelerate the development of applications based on PCI Express serial interconnect technology.
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PC ENVIRONMENT REDEFINED FOR MORE SECURITY
(Phoenix Technologies, 24 February 2003)
The Phoenix Core Managed Environment heralds a new standard for the way essential applications and device-critical services can be built into digital products.
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ACCELERATED VERIFICATION FOR NANOMETRE DESIGNS
(Cadence Design Systems, 25 February 2003)
A new verification platform supports a unified verification methodology for the embedded software, control, datapath and analogue/mixed-signal/RF design domains.
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ISOLATORS CUSHION DELICATE MOTHERBOARDS
(Parvus Corp, 24 February 2003)
The Bumper Beans line of PCB shock and vibration isolators is designed to cushion motherboards, baseboards and other PCBs that experience mechanical stress in high vibration/shock environments.
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CABLE ASSEMBLIES CLAIM TOP SHIELDING PERFORMANCE
(Smiths Interconnect - Florida RF Labs, 21 February 2003)
With its Semi-Rigid family Florida RF Labs reckons it offers the best shielding performance of all cable assemblies.
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CAMERA LINK INTERCONNECT SOLUTIONS
(3M Electronics & Interconnect Solutions, 24 February 2003)
From an 18m-long cable assembly used in the security and surveillance market right down to a 50cm cable assembly in a speed camera, 3M can provide a complete Camera Link interconnect solution.
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TOOL GETS TO GRIPS WITH CABLE TIES
(Panduit, 24 February 2003)
Panduit has extended its family of hand-operated cable-tie installation tools with the addition of the new lightweight and ergonomic GTH tool.
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AUTOMATIC PLACEMENT FOR NOVEL PLASTIC SHIELD
(DEK, 24 February 2003)
DEK has combined with WL Gore and Associates to deliver a lightweight, easily removable EMI board-level shield for wireless communications devices.
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DESIGNING WITH COMPONENT POWER MODULES
(Vicor UK, 20 February 2003)
Vicor has produced a free technical seminar on CD called "Designing with component power modules".
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SUPPORT PACKAGE BOOSTS VME REAL-TIME PERFORMANCE
(Force Computers, 24 February 2003)
Dy 4 Systems has released a LynxOS 4.0 board support package for its top-performance VME SBC, the SVME/DMV-181.
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SBC BRINGS 64BIT PROCESSING TO LEGACY SYSTEMS
(Adlink Technology, 24 February 2003)
The NuPRO-900 is a PICMG 1.2 R1.0 compliant full-size SBC with support for dual Intel Xeon processors, 8Gbyte DDR200/266 memory with ECC, and dual true 64bit Gigabit Ethernet.
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RF RADIATION SURVEY METER KNOWS WHERE IT'S AT
(Link Microtek, 24 February 2003)
Link Microtek has a new RF radiation survey meter that offers a GPS facility for automatically displaying the co-ordinates of the positions where measurements are taken.
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BUDGET PRICE FOR DIGITAL MICRO-OHMMETER
(Cropico, 25 February 2003)
The Cropico DO7e digital micro-ohmmeter combines advanced features with a low cost of just GBP 1380.
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