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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 127: 19 August 2003
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12315 product announcements and technical articles
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In this issue:
* Editor's Message
* Our Top Ten new Products Selection
[1] Little progress in move to lead-free processes
[2] Engine streamlines low-volume embedded designs
[3] Four-channel oscilloscope on a single card
[4] Firmware lets Bluetooth peripherals boot alone
[5] Charger chipset boosts multicell battery life
[6] Membrane switches are sealed for long life
[7] Infiniband connectors break 2.5Gbit/s speed limit
[8] Programmable devices for frugal system awareness
[9] Novel package cuts discrete size and heat
[10] Programmable calibrator cuts display costs
* New Technical Articles and Case Studies
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Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
"Deadlines are wonderful things", as the late Douglas Adams once said, "I love the whooshing sound they make as they go past".
And while the author of the legendary "Hitchhiker" series was supposedly referring to his own indiscipline in delivering his work on time, he might just as well have been referring to the British electronics industry - or so we are led to believe by the results of a survey by ERA Technology (see below).
The survey, which covered a representative sample of the industry, reveals an alarming lack of knowledge and activity in the lead up to the implementation of the EU Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) Directive. But should we be surprised?
The industry has a particularly poor record in applying legislation from Brussels. Remember the EMC Directive? Who is to say that there won't be a last-minute stay of execution in this case as well? (And who is to say that the UK is alone in dragging its heels?)
Certainly, RoHS will require some major changes to manufacturing techniques. The switch to lead-free soldering alone will cause major headaches and necessitate some serious redesigns to existing product lines. Which - with little more than two years to go - makes the findings of the ERA survey all the more disappointing.
It is some 20 years since British industry embraced the concepts of just-in-time manufacturing. Perhaps now it is time to abandon the idea of just-in-time compliance.
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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AWARD TO FUND LARGE-SCREEN MANUFACTURE
Screen Technology has won a Smart exceptional development project award to develop a pilot manufacturing line for its novel Itrans display technology.
Screen Technology, 14 August 2003
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RELOCATION ADDS TO CONNECTOR CAPABILITIES
RF Industries has relocated its Bioconnect Division to San Diego, California from Lake Elsinore, California.
RF Industries, 18 August 2003
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SALES GROWTH CONFIRMS GLOBAL UPTURN
Sales figures from DEK's Asia-Pacific, European and American businesses show month on month growth in unit sales for the first half of 2003.
DEK, 18 August 2003
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GSM GAINS PACE IN LATIN AMERICA
With the collapse of CDMA subscriptions in Latin America and especially in the largest market Brazil, GSM is clearly becoming the technology of choice in the region.
GSA - Global Mobile Suppliers Association, 15 August 2003
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TEN INDUSTRY LEADERS IN MULTI-SOURCE AGREEMENT
IBPAK is a new multi-source agreement on common specifications for hot-pluggable 4x copper cable transceivers and 4x/12x fibre-optic transceivers that support InfiniBand-defined ports.
Agilent Technologies, 19 August 2003
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OUR TOP TEN NEW PRODUCTS SELECTION
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1. Little progress in move to lead-free processes
ERA Technology has just completed a survey of the UK electronics industry to find how ready it is to make the transition from tin/lead solders to lead-free solders, and to lead-free components. The findings show that many manufacturers know little about the implications of the "Restriction of use of certain Hazardous Substances" (RoHS) Directive and know even less about the problems that can occur with lead-free soldering. The survey was supported by the ERA Foundation.
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2. Engine streamlines low-volume embedded designs
The General Embedded Machine Engine (GEME) enables anyone to quickly implement motion control, vision capabilities, remote I/O and other functions in factory automation or machine control systems, video surveillance, visual inspection and other applications. Comprising a compact chassis with embedded SBC, embedded software, onboard Flash or 2.5in HDD storage and PSU, and supported by PMC and PC/104 special function interface modules, the GEME range streamlines hardware and software development, eliminates design risk and reduces manufacturing costs.
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3. Four-channel oscilloscope on a single card
The M78 is a complete four-channel oscilloscope on a single M-Module mezzanine card. The oscilloscope offers a resolution of 12bit, a bandwidth of up to 10MHz and a sampling rate of up to 50Msample/s simultaneously for all four channels. Signal/noise ratio is 64dB at 3.58MHz. A local 16Mbyte RAM - 4Mbyte per channel - buffers the converted values. Data are available after the sampling process and the buffer contents can be transferred to the host.
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4. Firmware lets Bluetooth peripherals boot alone
Cambridge Silicon Radio has added HID proxy capability to the features a CSR BlueCore based USB dongle can support, allowing Bluetooth human interface devices (HIDs), such as mice and keyboards, to be used when a PC is booting - before the main OS has loaded. Current USB Bluetooth dongles are generic devices that rely on software running under the main OS to provide the full range of Bluetooth functions - including connections to mice and keyboards.
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5. Charger chipset boosts multicell battery life
A new chipset features three advanced battery management ICs for two-, three- or four-series cell battery packs used in portable medical appliances, notebook computers, test and measurement and industrial equipment. TI's new battery fuel gauge, protection analogue front end (AFE) chip and secondary protection device provide portable designers with reduced quiescent current, increased efficiency and protection, while maintaining lower component count and cost.
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6. Membrane switches are sealed for long life
Traditional membrane switches use pressure sensitive adhesives (PSA) in order to bond the individual circuit layers together. These adhesives however yield a rough surface structure, which in an assembled membrane switch leads to small micro fissures that allow fluids and solvents to ingress over time. In order to prevent this, Bergquist has developed HeatSeal, and Schurter is now offering HeatSeal solutions for harsh environment applications where traditional membrane switches constructed with pressure sensitive adhesives (PSA) are limited or not suitable.
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7. Infiniband connectors break 2.5Gbit/s speed limit
A new series of high-speed connectors is capable of handling datarates up to 5Gbit/s while delivering improved mechanical and electrical performance. Ideal for use in wide bandwidth applications, including high-end supercomputers, the new assemblies support Infiniband Trade Association 4x and 12x technology specifications. The new DG1 series feature Infiniband-compliant 4x and 12x receptacles and cable assemblies. Differential impedance is down to just 100ohm, and crosstalk is less than 2% (at 100ps edge).
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8. Programmable devices for frugal system awareness
Cypress MicroSystems claims to have developed the industry's lowest-power, system-aware range of PSoC (programmable system-on-chip) devices for portable, Flash-based applications, including remote sensors, handheld instruments and portable consumer electronics. With a typical sleep current of just 3uA - with all power supervisory functions turned on - PSoC offers the lowest system power consumption in the industry for Flash-based applications, enabling true portability and maximum flexibility at a very competitive price.
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9. Novel package cuts discrete size and heat
Philips has a new generation of small discrete leadless devices packaged using quad flat nonleaded (QFN) technology. The new SOT88x package family provides designers of space-constrained applications an excellent choice for optimising system performance in terms of PCB area and height while adding "discrete" functionality in a true mass production package. The high performance and extremely small size of the SOT88x family make it ideal for applications such as LCD backlight related devices, DC/DC conversion, ESD protection devices and small-signal switching transistors.
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10. Programmable calibrator cuts display costs
The MAX1512 is a programmable VCOM adjustment solution for thin-film transistor (TFT) liquid-crystal displays (LCDs). The device simplifies the labour-intensive VCOM adjustment process and replaces mechanical potentiometers, significantly reducing labour costs, increasing reliability, and enabling automation. The MAX1512 attaches to an external-resistive voltage divider and sinks a programmable current to set the VCOM voltage level.
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New Technical Articles and Case Studies
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DSP IS RIGHT ON THE BUTTON FOR INDUSTRIAL SAFETY
(Texas Instruments, 18 August 2003)
The TMS320LF2401A digital signal controller is enabling Rockwell Automation to be the first manufacturer to bring the power of digital signal processing to operator interface applications.
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CVTS PROTECT FROM DAMAGING SURGES
(Advance Electronics, 13 August 2003)
When Scrimsign Micro Electronics found that its award-winning signs were experiencing unforeseen failures, the company's research department concluded it was caused by transients in the power supply.
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HIGH-VOLUME SAW FILTERS ALL IN THE GAME (CUBE)
(Epcos, 13 August 2003)
The X6888D is a customer-specific bandpass filter developed by Epcos for the Nintendo Gamecube.
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MULTITECHNOLOGY SIMULATION CUTS PROTOTYPE COSTS
(Synopsys, 18 August 2003)
A world leader in aircraft fuel systems has developed its next-generation of sensorless, brushless DC motor-driven fuel pumps using the Saber simulator.
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ENCLOSURES ARE GOOD FIT FOR SOFTWARE DEVELOPER
(APW Enclosure Products, 19 August 2003)
Veritas Software has moved into a brand new UK development located in Green Park, Reading, and has standardised on Paramount and IMserv enclosures in its data centre and support laboratories.
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NOVEL PACKAGE SHRINKS PLL CHIP TO NEW LOW
(Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe, 13 August 2003)
The MB15F7xUV series is a new family of subminiature dual PLL frequency synthesisers designed for the high-frequency mobile communications market.
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DUAL MOSFETs SHOEHORN INTO TINY PACKAGES
(Zetex, 13 August 2003)
A new range of complementary dual bipolar and MOSFET parts in 3 x 2 x 1mm micro leaded packages are claimed to match the performance levels of devices in much larger packages.
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IN-SYSTEM PROGRAMMABLE PLD RUNS TO 1024 MACROCELLS
(Lattice Semiconductor UK, 14 August 2003)
Lattice Semiconductor has added of two new devices to its revolutionary in-system programmable expanded PLD family, the ispXPLD 51024MX and ispXPLD 5256MX devices.
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SOUND PERFORMANCE FROM STEREO HEADPHONE DAC
(Wolfson Microelectronics, 14 August 2003)
The WM8759 is a low-power 24bit stereo DAC with integrated headphone driver particularly suited for use in the next generation of portable and home music players and digital televisions.
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EQUALISERS PUT VIDEO OVER CAT5 CABLE
(Intersil, 15 August 2003)
A new family of differential receiver/equaliser ICs can handle video over Cat5 cable applications at distances typically up to 300m.
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TWO OVENS BOOST OSCILLATOR STABILITY
(MRC Components, 13 August 2003)
The Morion MV142 is a new type of double-oven quartz oscillator (DOCXO).
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MAINS INLETS TAKE A BREAK
(Bulgin Components, 19 August 2003)
The latest addition to Bulgin's Polysnap range of mains inlet modules incorporates a miniature circuit breaker.
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DRIVER DEVELOPMENT KIT COVERS LATEST ARM PLATFORMS
(Jungo, 15 August 2003)
The WinDriver driver development tool now supports Microsoft Windows CE.NET on ARM PrimeXsys platforms.
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CELL-BASED EXTRACTOR HANDLES SHRINKING GEOMETRY
(Cadence Design Systems, 15 August 2003)
Cadence recons the latest release of Fire and Ice QXC is the most accurate cell-based signoff extractor for processes at 130nm and below.
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KIT SPEEDS FLASH MCU DEVELOPMENT
(Toshiba Electronics Europe, 19 August 2003)
A low-cost starter kit provides all the hardware and software required for rapid development and debugging of embedded systems based on toshiba's latest 8bit Flash microcontroller.
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SIGNAL INTEGRITY TOOL AVAILABLE IN PARTS
(Interactive Products Corp, 19 August 2003)
Interactive Products Corp is claiming the industry's first fully modularised high-speed-design signal integrity tool.
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LCD MODULES GO LEAD FREE AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
(Hitachi Europe - Display Products Group, 15 August 2003)
All Hitachi LCD modules produced since 1st April 2003 have been manufactured using lead-free solder.
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LIQUID-BASED SYSTEM KEEPS PROCESSORS COOLER
(Rittal, 19 August 2003)
Rittal reckons its innovative, ready-to-install PCS power cooling system is the ideal solution for liquid cooling in standard rack systems.
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QUICK-RELEASE ANTENNA MOUNT CUTS INSERTION LOSS
(Smiths Interconnect - Times Microwave, 15 August 2003)
A new brochure describes the innovative Blind Mate "plug-in and forget" quick-release antenna mount.
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PXI BACKPLANE DESIGNS ARE "READY TO WEAR"
(APW Electronics, 19 August 2003)
An extensive library of modular 3 and 6U standard PXI backplane designs enables customers to specify their required combination of slot widths and power options.
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OPEN-BOARD CHARGERS SPEED OEM INTEGRATION
(Lawtronics, 14 August 2003)
New from Lawtronics are two ranges of sealed lead-acid battery chargers.
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SMALLER OUTLINE FOR 700W SWITCHER
(XP, 19 August 2003)
A new compact, multiple-output, configurable power supply packs up to 700W into a chassis 12.5mm shorter than existing 600W models on the market.
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BOARD CLAIMS EIGHTFOLD TEST SPEED BOOST
(Extreme Engineering Solutions, 14 August 2003)
Extreme Engineering reckons its XAct1000 increases PCI-X testing by 800% with increased per slot test functionality.
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BLUETOOTH ANALYSER IS FIRST WITH VERSION 1.2
(Vsystems, 15 August 2003)
The BTTracer/Trainer V2.1, from Computer Access Technology Corp is the industry's first Bluetooth analyser capable of complete capture, decode and analysis of version 1.2 of the Bluetooth protocol.
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HIGH-SPEED ANALYSERS FOR THE COST CONSCIOUS
(Tektronix, 18 August 2003)
A new generation of logic analysers offers higher timing resolution, deeper memory timing and faster state acquisition than any other instrument on the market at a comparable price point.
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ACQUISITION RANGE TAKES ON DEMANDING APPLICATIONS
(Dataquest Solutions, 19 August 2003)
The Spectrum PCI ultra-high-speed board range is claimed to push forward the boundaries of PC-based data acquisition and waveform generation.
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