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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 124: 29 July 2003
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12006 product announcements and technical articles
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In this issue:
* Editor's Message
* Our Top Ten new Products Selection
[1] Quad-density memory shrinks to nanometre processes
[2] Low-voltage MOSFET liberates 60% of board space
[3] Backplanes meet AdvancedTCA specs
[4] Tiny IR transceiver puts handsets in home control
[5] Mezzanine card opens access to FPGA performance
[6] Handheld meter checks out laser diodes
[7] Graphics card goes beyond the norm
[8] Development system gets a finger on authentication
[9] Dual-mode regulator boosts efficiency to 92%
[10] Single 32bit chip mops up multiprocessor designs
* New Technical Articles and Case Studies
* ...And take a look at these stories too...
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Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
This week has seen another raft of semiconductor companies announcing quarterly and/or annual financial results. And the weight of evidence towards an electronics industry-wide recovery is growing. (Hands up all those of you who didn't follow my tip to invest in the NEC Electronics IPO - me included!)
The pick of the crop, though, must be Scottish success story Wolfson Microelectronics, which managed a 100% increase in turnover over the last year, showing the benefits of picking a buoyant niche market and exploiting it for all its worth.
It is also particularly interesting to see a canny old campaigner like Intersil taking tough decisions it feels will ensure its future profitability. Many companies over the years have seen their profitable niche markets turn into commodity battlegrounds. Intersil, it seems, has decided that the best way to continue to profit from the wireless networking market it pioneered is to get out of it while it still has intellectual property to sell.
Finally, as a footnote to a story from Electronicstalk Newsletter 59, it seems that all the anti-GSM campaigning by US Congressman Darrell Issa may have been to no avail.
Issa, you may remember, railed against the GSM system as "a French invention" and inferior to CDMAOne (as supported by his campaign sponsor Qualcomm) in calling for US companies to grab the lion's share of the work in reconstructing Iraq's infrastructure.
Fortunately, it would appear that his appeals have fallen on deaf ears, and enterprising Bahrain-based GSM operator Batelco has spent about $5 million in the past month installing GSM basestations and other equipment in Baghdad, which are tied into the outside world via satellite terminals.
No service for Congressman Issa there, then - and none in Kabul either, which has just welcomed another new GSM network to help out the creaking Afghan fixed telecomms system.
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.
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Laurence Marchini, Editor
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THIS WEEK'S INDUSTRY NEWS
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ACQUISITION BOOSTS IP PORTFOLIO
ARM has purchased Adelante Technologies Belgium, a 25-person company based in Leuven.
ARM, 28 July 2003
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AGERE MOVES TOWARDS BREAK-EVEN POINT
Agere Systems has reported revenues of $456 million for its third quarter of fiscal 2003, ended 30th June, up 3% from revenues in the March quarter.
Agere Systems, 28 July 2003
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WOLFSON DOUBLES TURNOVER AND MOVES INTO PROFIT
Wolfson Microelectronics has revealed its results for the year ended 31st December 2002.
Wolfson Microelectronics, 29 July 2003
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INTERSIL BEATS FINANCIAL TARGETS WITH 11% GROWTH
Intersil Corp has reported financial results for the second quarter ended 4th July 2003.
Intersil, 29 July 2003
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NEW FACILITY AIMS FOR TOP-QUALITY SYNTHETIC QUARTZ
NDK America and NDK Crystal have moved into their new Belvidere, Illinois facility ahead of schedule.
NDK, 29 July 2003
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STEADY PROGRESS FOR VERISITY
Verisity has published its financial results for the second fiscal quarter ended 30th June 2003.
Verisity Design, 24 July 2003
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SYNPLICITY MEETS FINANCIAL OBJECTIVES
Synplicity has revealed its financial results for the quarter ended 30th June 2003.
Synplicity, 29 July 2003
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RITTAL REORGANISES ITS SUBSIDIARIES
Rittal has formed a single business unit by combining the Kaparel backplane operation in Waterloo, Canada with the Ripac subrack mechanical/assembly operations in Springfield, Ohio.
Kaparel Corp, 28 July 2003
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OUR TOP TEN NEW PRODUCTS SELECTION
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1. Quad-density memory shrinks to nanometre processes
MoSys is to port its innovative quad-density 1T-SRAM-Q technology to UMC's 130 and 90nm logic processes. This extends the existing co-operation between the companies to offer additional optimised high-density memory solutions to UMC's foundry customers, which already include the 130nm silicon proven 1T-SRAM-R.
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2. Low-voltage MOSFET liberates 60% of board space
The FDJ129P is a new P-channel MOSFET that offers a combination of performance and space-saving benefits in power management for applications such as cellphones, PDAs, portable music players, GPS receivers, low-voltage/low-power DC/DC convertors and digital cameras. The FDJ129P features Fairchild's high-performance PowerTrench technology in a compact SC75 FLMP (flip leaded moulded package). The result of this advanced technology combination is a 60% board space reduction, compared with similar MOSFET solutions offered in SSOT-6 or TSOP-6 packages.
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3. Backplanes meet AdvancedTCA specs
Rittal has released a range of backplanes to coincide with the adoption of the PICMG3.x range of Advanced Telecom Computing Architecture specifications. All ATCA backplane styles currently available are 14-slot versions designed to fit standard 482.6mm (19in) chassis with the increased slot spacing of 6HP (30.5mm) compared with previous standard slot widths of 4HP (20.3mm).
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4. Tiny IR transceiver puts handsets in home control
A novel low-power infra-red (IR) transceiver and application software combination enables mobile phones and PDAs to function as universal IR remote control devices for televisions, VCRs, DVDs and other home appliances. The Agilent solution is easier to integrate into new product designs and requires fewer external components than competing solutions, and it offers an extended remote control distance of up to 8m.
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5. Mezzanine card opens access to FPGA performance
Kane Computing has signed a worldwide distribution agreement with Orange Tree Technologies to sell Zest100, a Processor PMC that releases the full performance potential of the Xilinx Virtex-II FPGA. 64bit datapaths from the FPGA to each memory bank and the PCI controller provide enormous bandwidth and easy manipulation of 64bit precision data words. The Virtex-II with 4 to 8 million system logic gates provides vast processing power for applications such as radar, sonar, software radio, image processing, packet processing, and digital signal processing.
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6. Handheld meter checks out laser diodes
The Wavepower handheld measuring instrument will measure simultaneously both power and wavelength of a laser diode, quickly and simply. The power can be measured in milliwatts or decibels. The instrument offers two measurement ranges, up to 0.999mW and up to 9.99mW (0 and 10dBm), with resolutions of 0.001 and 0.01mW, respectively.
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7. Graphics card goes beyond the norm
Tyan's new Tachyon 9600 Pro offers both power and control to the user. Based on the latest ATI-Radeon 9600 Pro graphics chip, the Tachyon 9600 Pro boasts 60 million transistors, four pixel pipelines adjoined by one texture unit, resulting in a 4x1 architecture. With a clock speed of 400MHz and supported by 128Mbyte of 300MHz DDR memory it offers a memory bandwidth of 9.6Gbyte/s. Using a 0.13-micron manufacturing process, the VPU still requires less voltage and is dissipating less heat than its predecessor.
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8. Development system gets a finger on authentication
A novel multiplatform fingerprint authentication development tool (FADT) will help designers build authentication systems with improved accuracy by leveraging the DSP architecture best suited to complex image processing. The FADT is a flexible tool that when combined with TI's DSP starter kits (DSKs) and evaluation modules (EVMs) on both the TMS320C5000 and TMS320C6000 platforms, forms a complete fingerprint authentication development environment. The FADT is an ideal development tool for both entry-level and experienced designers, and its flexibility allows designers to choose from a range of integrated solutions.
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9. Dual-mode regulator boosts efficiency to 92%
Addressing the need for highly efficient voltage regulation within portable electronics, the NCP1501 is the second device in a series of dual-mode PWM buck convertors that feature a low dropout (LDO) mode. This new device is ideal for the power management of portable applications including cellular phones, PDAs, digital cameras, and supplies for DSP cores.
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10. Single 32bit chip mops up multiprocessor designs
The MPC5200 combines low power, high performance and a broad range of input/output (I/O) in a single, cost-effective package. This 32bit embedded processor makes the elimination of multiple processors in designs possible, and provides ample headroom for product upgrades and differentiation. The MPC5200 is designed to greatly improve performance in applications such as gateways, industrial controllers, telematics, global positioning systems, instrumentation and data image processing devices.
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New Technical Articles and Case Studies
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BLUETOOTH SOLUTION ADDS TELEPHONY TO PROTOTYPE PC
(Cambridge Silicon Radio, 23 July 2003)
The BlueCore single-chip solution has been chosen by Microsoft Corp to bring Bluetooth wireless technology to its "Athens" prototype PC.
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ATM TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT AIDS ROUTER DESIGN
(Agere Systems, 23 July 2003)
LG Electronics has deployed Agere's asynchronous transfer mode traffic management switching chips in its wireless basestation and multiservice router equipment.
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PIONEER TO USE SACD CHIP IN ADVANCED DVD PLAYERS
(Philips Semiconductors, 25 July 2003)
Pioneer is to use Philips' Super Audio CD (SACD) single-chip solution, the SAA7893HL chip.
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DSP SOFTWARE DRIVES VoIP SYSTEM
(Adaptive Digital Technologies, 23 July 2003)
Adaptive Digital has been selected by InSciTek to develop a turnkey DSP software solution for its VoIP telephone based on the TI TMS320C5x DSP chip.
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NOVEL ANTENNA ENABLES COMPACT BLUETOOTH ADAPTER
(Etenna Corp, 29 July 2003)
The Etenna EA2400 AccuWave antenna is an integral part of the new USB Bluetooth adapter from Actiontec Electronics.
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PRECISE CLOCKS FOR GIGABIT ETHERNET AND SONET
(IDT, 23 July 2003)
IDT's 5T940 precision clock generation devices achieve ultra-low jitter of less than 0.5ps RMS, making them ideal for Gigabit Ethernet and Sonet applications up to OC-192.
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BUFFERS PROVIDE MISSION-CRITICAL CLOCKS
(Cypress Semiconductor, 23 July 2003)
The CY23FS04 and CY23FS08 FailSafe buffers provide an uninterruptible clock source for applications such as storage area networking or wireless basestations.
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LOW-LATENCY MEMORY MODULES BOOST SERVER SPEED
(SMART Modular Technologies, 23 July 2003)
Low-latency PC2100 registered double-datarate memory modules increase memory speeds for high-performance computing and server applications.
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FLAMEPROOF RESISTORS HANDLE UP TO 3.5kV
(TT Electronics Welwyn Components, 24 July 2003)
Design engineers working on high voltage power applications requiring high pulse load capability in a compact body size can benefit from a resistor with a working voltage of 3.5kV.
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EDITING PACKAGE CUSTOMISES SIM CARDS
(Bluefish Technologies, 23 July 2003)
Bluefish Phonefile Pro is a fully featured SIM editing package for distribution by network operators and independent retailers wishing to enhance their service offerings.
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SEARCH TOOL SPEEDS COMPONENT SOURCING
(SiliconExpert Technologies, 25 July 2003)
ExpertSearch at IEE.org is a scalable and cost-effective software tool that allows engineers, buyers and suppliers to search, compare and select from SiliconExpert's electronic parts database.
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SOFTWARE PREDICTS EEPROM WEAR-OUT
(Arizona Microchip Technology, 28 July 2003)
Version 4.0 of Microchip's Total Endurance software is now available.
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SOFTWARE ORCHESTRATES MICROWAVE MODELLING
(Vector Fields, 29 July 2003)
Vector Fields has upgraded its Concerto software for three-dimensional analysis and design of microwave components such as antennas, waveguides, microstrips and microwave heating etc.
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TOOL SIMPLIFIES FPGA/DSP INFRASTRUCTURE
(Nallatech, 29 July 2003)
Dimetalk is a novel tool for the rapid creation and modification of the communications infrastructure for FPGA-based DSP systems.
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COMPACT PRINTERS SAVE ON PANEL SPACE
(DED, 28 July 2003)
New from DED are the Nippon Primex NP-265 II and NP-365 II receipt printers.
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RACK TAKES SYSTEMS APPROACH TO POWER AND COOLING
(Rittal, 29 July 2003)
The PSR power system rack is a complete tailored solution to deal with the increasing demands made on enclosure systems.
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BONDING HEADS SPEED SOLDERING OPERATIONS
(Townsend Coates, 29 July 2003)
A new family of air-actuated heads is specially designed to address pulsed heated hot bar reflow soldering applications.
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NANOTECHNOLOGY SET TO TRANSFORM ELECTRONICS
(Frost and Sullivan, 28 July 2003)
Denser hard drives, smaller and faster chips, and better optical switches are just some of the advances likely to result from the growing synergy of nanotechnology with electronics and computing.
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THIN FILMS TO STAR AT PHOTONEX
(Xmark Media, 28 July 2003)
October's Photonex exhibition will offer visitors its widest ever spread of the use of optics and photonics technology and applications.
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COMPACTPCI TO CONTINUE INDUSTRIAL INROADS
(IMS Research, 29 July 2003)
European users of embedded computer boards expect their consumption of CompactPCI solutions to increase, even as newer board technologies become a reality.
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PRE-APPROVED SUPPLIES SPEED MEDICAL KIT TO MARKET
(Advanced Power Conversion, 24 July 2003)
A new range of configurable, medically approved power supply units helps reduce costly safety agency approval and shorten design time, dramatically reducing time-to-market.
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PANEL PC SQUEEZES INTO PLACE
(BF Group, 23 July 2003)
Boasting a 15in XGA ultraslim TFT LCD panel, the Axiomtek P2150S panel computer supports a Socket 370 based SBC with Celeron or Pentium III CPU up to 1GHz and SDRAM up to 1Gbyte.
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EMBEDDED BOARD COMBINES DSP WITH FPGA
(Traquair Data Systems, 28 July 2003)
The C6713Compact employs TI's highest performance TMS320C6713 floating-point DSP, a Virtex-II FPGA and dual IEEE1394 FireWire communications ports on a small form-factor embedded board.
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SPECTRUM ANALYSER TESTS MULTIPLE FIBRE TYPES
(dBm Optics, 28 July 2003)
The Model 2004/3112 980nm component spectrum analyser system characterises devices from 940 to 1000nm.
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