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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 120: 1 July 2003
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11587 product announcements and technical articles
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In this issue:
* Editor's Message
* Our Top Ten new Products Selection
[1] System speeds through motion control development
[2] Single chip takes on backplane power control
[3] IGBT array for three-phase motor inverters
[4] Media processors take on video applications
[5] World's first claim for single-chip switch
[6] Bluetooth IP is optimised for single-chip radio
[7] Quarter bricks house two independent convertors
[8] Embedded module combines analogue and digital I/O
[9] Flexible potting compound isn't easily shocked
[10] Dual-blade fan takes on hot equipment
* New Technical Articles and Case Studies
* ...And take a look at these stories too...
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Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
Over the years the electronics industry has spawned many different debates about the ethics of technology in the popular press. This is hardly surprising in an industry that over the years has owed much of its R&D funding to military sources.
But, whatever the development, it seems somebody will think up an application that crosses the accepted bounds of behaviour. (Or so the popular press would have us believe.)
The latest candidate for misuse is of course the cellular handset, or more to the point the current generation of handsets with integral cameras and sufficient storage to record short video clips.
Clearly, in the wrong hands, such devices have great potential for mischief. But it is particularly interesting to note the international "trends of misuse". For while the initial reaction in the UK was to ban the use of such devices in sports changing rooms and the like, we now hear that in Japan, the trend is to take your handset to a bookshop to pirate the latest works of fiction.
In each case, the popular press has seized on the trend, and generated outrage from the general public - at potential voyeurism on the one hand and copyright theft on the other. Yet it is only the ready availability of the technology that has brought the problems to the fore.
Lets face it, as electronics engineers, the vast majority of people reading this column would certainly have the wherewithal to source all the component parts required to create a far more discrete system capable of performing exactly the same roles - and considerably less obtrusively than having to wave a handset around. (Indeed, a really determined voyeur or pirate could have built such a system some years ago.)
Many would describe the view of the press in such matters as "Victorian", which would be ironic given the great leaps made during that era. One wonders how certain other developments might have been greeted by today's sensationalist media. Headlines such as "Bell invents telephone - obscene calls to follow" come immediately to mind.
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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HONG KONG MAKES THREE FOR CATALYST
Catalyst Semiconductor has opened its third Far East sales office and has appointed Charlie Wang as Area Sales Manager, China and Hong Kong.
Catalyst Semiconductor, 27 June 2003
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TAO RAISES MORE FUNDS
Tao Group has closed an investment round of $9 million.
Tao Group, 26 June 2003
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EXPANDING US EDA OPERATION RELOCATES
Emulation and Verification Engineering has relocated its US headquarters to new and expanded office space in downtown San Jose.
Emulation and Verification Engineering (EVE), 27 June 2003
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SYNOPSYS ACQUIRES INNOLOGIC SYSTEMS
Synopsys has acquired InnoLogic Systems, a pioneer of memory and full-custom equivalence checking technology.
Synopsys, 1 July 2003
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BOOST FOR UK FIBRE PRODUCTION
Fibercore has completed the commissioning of its new fibre production facility at its Southampton home.
Fibercore Ltd, 30 June 2003
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CONFIGURABLE SUPPLY HELPS BUCK MARKET PERFORMANCE
Lambda UK has recorded an 18% increase in orders from the European market for the year ended 31st March 2003, despite an overall power supply market contraction of 15%.
Lambda, 27 June 2003
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SOLID FOURTH QUARTER FOR TEKTRONIX
Tektronix has reported net sales of $202.3 million and net earnings from continuing operations of $4.3 million or $0.05 per share, for the fourth quarter ended 31st May 2003.
Tektronix, 1 July 2003
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OUR TOP TEN NEW PRODUCTS SELECTION
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1. System speeds through motion control development
International Rectifier has released the IRMCS203 development system and the IRMCO203 intellectual property (IP) library of motion control algorithms. This development system and object code IP Library support the iMotion integrated design platform and are especially designed for applications such as high-speed spindle motor control. Development time is drastically shortened from tens of weeks to just days. The development system comes with proven analogue and power stage hardware designs as well as the software needed to achieve a design flow that requires no coding to configure motor control algorithms.
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2. Single chip takes on backplane power control
The HV111 is a fully integrated high-voltage inrush limiter, circuit breaker and hot-swap IC - a complete power management solution for externally powered network equipment and pluggable backplane applications with loads up to 1.65A. Operating from -8.0 to -80V, the HV111 requires no external components, eliminates the need for a sense resistor, incorporates an onboard thermal sensor that ensures fail-safe circuit protection and has three separate current control algorithms for maximum safety and flexibility.
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3. IGBT array for three-phase motor inverters
The new SLA5200 Series from Sanken Electric is a 600V, 15A IGBT/FRD array for use in three-phase motor inverters in domestic appliances such as washing machines and refrigerators. It integrates six IGBTs with low saturation voltage (1.85V typical) and high-speed switching capability (175ns typical) with six soft-recovery FRDs (fast-recovery diodes) in one single-inline power SLA package, with considerable savings in the PCB mounting area and the number of assembly operations.
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4. Media processors take on video applications
Providing video and imaging designers the flexibility to choose the optimal combinations of performance, price and peripheral integration, Texas Instruments has unveiled two new digital media processors tailored for the video and imaging market, specifically video over IP, video-on-demand (VOD), multichannel digital video recording applications and high-quality video encoding and decoding solutions. TI has also released the TMS320DM642 (DM642) digital media processor and development kit.
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5. World's first claim for single-chip switch
Fujitsu Laboratories of America has developed the industry's first 10Gbit/s Ethernet switch chip developed for layer-2 functions in high-performance server designs. The new 10Gbit/s switch chip enables system designers to develop compact and less costly switches, using high-performance, multi-ported memory that handles simultaneous read and write operation to and from all twelve 10Gbit/s ports, providing a total bandwidth capacity of 240Gbit/s.
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6. Bluetooth IP is optimised for single-chip radio
Synopsys is collaborating with STMicroelectronics on an embedded Bluetooth solution. The collaboration will provide joint customers with a low-cost, low-power solution, by extending Synopsys' DesignWare BlueIQ Bluetooth core to support STMicroelectronics' STLC2150 radio IC. Designers will be able to easily integrate the DesignWare BlueIQ core into their SoC designs and connect it directly to the STMicroelectronics radio to create cost-effective, low-power Bluetooth wireless systems.
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7. Quarter bricks house two independent convertors
SynQor has a new line of dual-output quarter-brick DC/DC convertors with independent regulation. The DualQor Giga series quarter-bricks can deliver 15A of total output current on each rail simultaneously, without a heatsink. The high-efficiency convertors also feature a very low profile (8.5mm) and industry standard footprint and pin out. The DualQor Giga series operates from a wide input voltage of 35 to 75V and offers output voltage combinations of 3.3/2.5, 3.3/1.8, 3.3/1.5 and 3.3/1.2V with other voltages to soon follow.
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8. Embedded module combines analogue and digital I/O
The AIO-104+8 is the first PC/104 module from Sealevel Systems to offer analogue I/O. Designed using the Maxim MAX197 successive approximation-type A/D chip, the AIO-104+8 provides eight single-ended 12bit inputs. Additionally, two 12bit D/A output channels and 16 TTL digital I/O bits, which can be individually programmed as input or output, are included. Offering impressive functionality in a small, rugged form-factor, the AIO-104+8 is a perfect solution for a variety of PC/104-based data acquisition/control and test/measurement applications.
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9. Flexible potting compound isn't easily shocked
RBC Industries has developed a new flexible potting compound it claims offers outstanding moisture resistance, excellent electrical properties, and exceptional resistance to thermal shock and impact. The 557 potting compound is an ideal choice for protecting assemblies which may be exposed to a variety of environmental conditions, including moisture and temperature.
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10. Dual-blade fan takes on hot equipment
The San Ace 40a is an all-new dual-blade DC fan for servers, storage systems, projectors, plasma displays, power suppliers and other high thermal-output equipment. The San Ace 40 measures a compact 40mm2 by 56mm thick and weighs just 100g. Its design uses the contrarotating method with each brushless motor running on high-precision ball bearings to deliver impressive airflows.
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New Technical Articles and Case Studies
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CELLULAR SYSTEM SOLUTION SPEEDS BIRD TO MARKET
(Philips Semiconductors, 25 June 2003)
Bird is one of the largest producers of cellular phones in China, and its recently announced ultrathin GSM S228 phone is based on Philips' proven Nexperia cellular system solution.
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TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT CHIP IS KEY TO ROUTER
(Agere Systems, 27 June 2003)
Laurel Networks has integrated Agere's PayloadPlus traffic management and network processor semiconductor solution into its award-winning ST200 service edge router.
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SOFTWARE SIMPLIFIES MULTIPROCESSOR DESIGNS
(ARC International, 1 July 2003)
ARC International reckons approximately 25% of its customers have used the ARCtangent processor and MetaWare tools in multiprocessor designs.
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SPECIALITY FIBRES FORM NEXT GENERATION NETWORKS
(Fibercore Ltd, 25 June 2003)
Dr Chris Emslie, Managing Director of speciality fibre expert Fibercore Ltd, explains that the existing copper cable infrastructure may prove inadequate for near-term telecomms demand.
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FASTER CONTROL FOR I2C BUS SYSTEMS
(Philips Semiconductors, 25 June 2003)
Available now is the world's first parallel to serial interface I2C bus controller to operate at 400kHz and at low voltages of 3.3 to 2.5V.
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SERDES TRANSCEIVER CUTS 10Gbit/s POWER BUDGET
(Lattice Semiconductor UK, 25 June 2003)
The XPIO 110GXS is claimed to be the industry's lowest power 10Gbit/s serdes transceiver based on 0.13-micron CMOS technology.
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MODULAR GATE ARRAYS POINT WAY TO STRUCTURED ASICs
(Chip Express, 25 June 2003)
With its recently launched 0.18-micron CX5000 family, Chip Express reckons it is delivering the optimum balance of density, flexibility and memory.
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SPEAKER AMP CUTS HANDHELD POWER AND COMPLEXITY
(Rohm Electronics (UK), 25 June 2003)
A compact low-voltage integrated speaker amplifier IC can contribute to simplified design and reduced power consumption in mobile phones, PDAs and other handheld devices.
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OCTAL CONVERTORS CUT PER-CHANNEL COSTS
(Texas Instruments, 30 June 2003)
Two new 10bit octal ADCs provide simultaneous conversion of up to eight differential analogue signals at 40 and 65Msample/s.
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MOSFETS INTEGRATE PROTECTION CIRCUITRY
(ON Semiconductor, 1 July 2003)
A new family of self-protected MOSFETs features an advanced level of integration and delivers superior performance in demanding automotive and industrial applications.
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RELAY SLIMS FOR ARRAY SWITCHING
(Omron Electronics, 25 June 2003)
A new slimline industrial relay, only 5mm wide, is ideal for use in PLCs and other industrial backplane type applications featuring arrays of relays.
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MINIATURE RELAYS SWITCH HIGH DIRECT CURRENTS
(Willow Technologies, 26 June 2003)
New from Willow Technologies is the HG4185 series relays for switching applications in automotive or high current DC applications.
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INDUCTORS COMBINE FLEXIBILITY WITH SHIELDING
(C and D Technologies (NCL), 1 July 2003)
A new series of surface-mount bobbin-format inductors offers a combination of enhanced design flexibility and EMI protection.
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ENHANCED RTL DEBUG SOFTWARE SUPPORTS MORE DEVICES
(Synplicity, 27 June 2003)
Identify is the industry's only software tool that allows FPGA prototyping designers to functionally debug their hardware directly in their RTL source code.
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MORE OPTIONS FOR INFRA-RED TOUCH SCREEN SYSTEMS
(Elo Touchsystems, 27 June 2003)
The latest additions to the CarrollTouch family of infra-red touch technology products include a USB controller board, low-profile screens, a ruggedised tempered glass filter and a controller chipset.
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SLEEVE SECURES RJ45 CONNECTORS
(Selwyn Electronics, 26 June 2003)
Selwyn reckons its new security sleeve is just the trick to stop unwanted disconnection of telecomms and network equipment.
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RIGHT-ANGLE MALE PROVIDES BACKPLANE EXTENSION
(Teradyne, 27 June 2003)
A new eight-row right-angle male (RAM) connector has been added to the VHDM product family available from both Teradyne and Molex.
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INTERCONNECTS ADD NEW DIMENSION TO PACKAGING
(Hypertac, 1 July 2003)
HyperStac is a z-axis interconnect module especially suited for high-speed applications in harsh environments.
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NETWORK SOCKETS TAKE STATUS LEDS ONBOARD
(GTK, 1 July 2003)
A range of low-profile RJ45 network sockets with integrated status LEDs is designed for manufacturers of networking devices as well as telecommunications systems, PCs and servers.
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LINUX DEVELOPMENT ON THE LAUNCHPAD
(DSP Design, 26 June 2003)
DSP Design has introduced a new LaunchPad PC/104 application development kit that supports Linux.
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EASY CONFIGURATION FOR CANBUS MODULE
(Computer Solutions, 26 June 2003)
A versatile small-format, analogue/digital I/O module has a CANbus interface that is configurable via the bus without requiring any embedded programming skills.
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PMC CARD UPGRADES GRAPHICS CAPABILITIES
(Thales Computers, 30 June 2003)
The PMC-DGX is a multifeatured graphics acceleration PCI mezzanine card (PMC) ideal for driving SXGA displays in harsh environment console applications.
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SERIAL-ETHERNET BRIDGE HANDLES FOUR AT ONCE
(Z-World, 1 July 2003)
The EM1500 serial-Ethernet bridge is a device that converts multipoint serial communications to a TCP/IP network.
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PLUG-AND-PLAY ACQUISITION TAKES ON NEW CHALLENGES
(Adept Scientific, 30 June 2003)
The new DataShuttle/2000 offers 200kHz analogue sampling and can synchronously measure analogue inputs, frequency inputs and digital inputs.
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