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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 130: 9 September 2003
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12546 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] Novel cell technology shrinks SRAM sizes
[2] Novel transmitter brings Easy Radio to hand
[3] DAB-ready radio design runs on budget Blackfin DSP
[4] Software boosts camera phone efficiency
[5] 1U power system racks up redundancy for telecomms
[6] All-in baseband handles mixed radio receivers
[7] Accurate modelling for PCB transmission lines
[8] Swivel joints speed antenna positioning
[9] Development platform upgrades Internet protocol
[10] Programmable analogue chip beats $5 barrier
* New Technical Articles and Case Studies
* ...And take a look at these stories too...
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Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
Electronicstalk's campaign to outlaw the misabbreviation of bits and bytes has gathered pace over the past week, with a huge number of messages of support from readers who have been "stung by misleading b's" as one reader put it.
A number of people have likened the problem to the similarities in the SI system of standard prefixes where, for example, the difference between a lower case m (milli-) and an upper case M (mega-) covers many orders of magnitude.
But let's not forget that the SI system is a published international standard. In comparison, the use of b for bit and B for byte has never - to my knowledge - been set in stone by any standards organisation. It is merely a convention - and one on which different people disagree, to boot!
Suffice it to say that my file of transgressors is growing daily, and the worst culprits will be "outed" mercilessly.
And while we're on the subject, one reader has drawn my attention to a (tongue in cheek) massive scam perpetrated by hard disk drive manufacturers. We all know (I hope) that prefixes for bits and bytes are based on a binary system, rather than base 10. Hence K is 2 to the 10th power (1024), and M is 2 to the 20th power etc.
However, it would appear that disk drive manufacturers have taken to expressing G as merely 10 to the 9th power - rather than 2 to the 30th power. Don't worry - I'll save you the maths: this means we are being short changed to the tune of 74Mbyte per gigabyte. It makes you wonder whether they apply the same practices to their balance sheets!
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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THIS WEEK'S INDUSTRY NEWS
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NEW HQ PROVIDES ROOM FOR GROWTH
Actel Corp has relocated its worldwide headquarters to a larger facility to better accommodate its existing employees and position itself for future growth.
Actel Europe, 9 September 2003
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BACK TO NORMAL AT VISHAY ELECTRO-FILMS
Vishay Intertechnology has revealed that its Vishay Electro-Films division has exceeded the revenue levels reached before the February 2002 fire at its Warwick, Rhode Island facility.
Vishay Electro-films, 8 September 2003
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TOP-LINE FUNDS QUEUE UP TO SUPPORT MONTEREY
Nokia Venture Partners and Information Technology Ventures have both made investments in Monterey Design Systems, bringing the total series II funding round to $15 million.
Monterey Design Systems, 5 September 2003
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FUNDING TO SPEED NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Circuit Semantics has closed a $1.6 million funding round, led by existing investors VenGlobal and Crescent Ventures.
Circuit Semantics, 8 September 2003
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ACQUISITION EXPANDS IP OFFERINGS
QualCore Logic has acquired Leda Systems of Plano, Texas, a leading provider of analogue and mixed-signal silicon IP.
QualCore Logic, 9 September 2003
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TECHNOLOGY "SHUNNED IN THE BRITISH HOME"
People are turning their backs on technology in the home as manufacturers fail to recognise that consumers want to use technology in the home as an aid to relaxation rather than for stimulation.
The Appliance Studio, 8 September 2003
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EDGE LEADING THE QUEST FOR ADVANCED MOBILE DATA
The Edge Operators' Forum meeting in Rome confirmed that most GSM operators will deploy Edge to deliver the best user experience of advanced mobile data services.
GSA - Global Mobile Suppliers Association, 9 September 2003
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OUR TOP TEN NEW PRODUCTS SELECTION
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1. Novel cell technology shrinks SRAM sizes
A novel range of low-power 16Mbit SRAM products known as superSRAMs offers the world's smallest chip size of approximately 32mm2. This is achieved through a new memory cell technology that combines an SRAM cell using a TFT and a DRAM cell using a stacked capacitor. The initial phase of the range comprises the 16Mbit R1LA1616R series (1.8V) and R1LV1616R series (3V). These are suitable for use in portable devices such as mobile phones and industrial applications such as POS terminals.
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2. Novel transmitter brings Easy Radio to hand
Low Power Radio Solutions has gone back to the drawing board with the design of its latest transmitter. The ER400PEN is a fully self-contained low-power transmitter, capable of performing up to seven functions, and making full use of the company's highly acclaimed Easy Radio technology to provide "bullet-proof" telecommand and control at ranges up to 100m.
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3. DAB-ready radio design runs on budget Blackfin DSP
The CSM1 DAB-ready digital radio reference design breaks the DAB module cost barrier of $25, enabling digital radio manufacturers to advance towards high-performance, cost-effective products. This achievement has been made possible by Sonarics' unique technology for implementing the radio in software on a low-cost general-purpose DSP. The chip used in the CSM1 is from the Analog Devices Blackfin DSP family and sells for less than US $5.
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4. Software boosts camera phone efficiency
The fmM1251 is a software solution for GPRS camera phones that reduces transmission times for MMS pictures and delivers quality performance with lower energy consumption and more efficient usage of the air interface. The fmM1251 is available now, and will enable handset manufacturers to deploy powerful optimised MMS mobile computing platforms that help service providers and end users enjoy higher quality MMS pictures.
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5. 1U power system racks up redundancy for telecomms
Unipower's new 2400W, front-end power system features three 800W, hot-swap power modules in a slim, 1U-high 19in rack. The back panel has all input and output connections, including separate AC inputs for each module, copper output busbars and a 25-pin subminiature D connector for control signals. The system is only 11.56in deep, for use in ETSI cabinetry with maximum depth of 12in. The power system is designed for use in telecomms systems, network equipment and other applications that use a 48 or 24V DC power bus; a 12V DC output version is also available.
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6. All-in baseband handles mixed radio receivers
Providing customers with the most complete digital radio solution on the market, Texas Instruments and iBiquity Digital Corporation, the sole developer and licenser of HD Radio technology, have developed the industry's first single-chip baseband to integrate all of the digital functions required to build a combined analogue AM/FM and HD Radio receiver. For use in automotive applications, TI's second-generation HD Radio digital baseband, based on its programmable DSP technology, and a new, complementary intermediate frequency (IF) analogue front end (AFE) provide unmatched performance and integration, including audio processing and MP3 and Windows Media Audio (WMA) CD support on the baseband for the first time.
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7. Accurate modelling for PCB transmission lines
The Polar Si8000m multiple dielectric controlled impedance design system is an all-new field solver based on the boundary element method. The Si8000 uses Polar's easy to operate "Quicksolver" interface, but adds the capability of modelling multiple dielectric layers. The Si8000m can also cater for the presence of resin-rich areas between closely spaced differential pairs.
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8. Swivel joints speed antenna positioning
Advanced Microtek, the manufacturing division of microwave and RF specialist Link Microtek, has a new range of competitively priced 90-degree waveguide swivel joints, which can save time for EMC test engineers when changing the orientation of a horn antenna. Designed to enable the plane of a waveguide to be rotated around its axis quickly and easily, the new devices eliminate the need to dismantle and reassemble equipment when alternating between E and H polarisation.
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9. Development platform upgrades Internet protocol
Wind River plans to eventually support IPv6 across all its integrated embedded platforms. In so doing, Wind River will provide the first-ever integrated platforms with dual IPv4 and IPv6 capabilities, allowing customers to take full advantage of crossproduct efficiencies and meet the changing needs of the networked world. Kicking off this initiative, the company has integrated both IPv6 and IPsec into its Wind River Platform for Consumer Devices (Platform CD 1.1).
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10. Programmable analogue chip beats $5 barrier
Anadigm has dropped the entry price for programmable analogue chips below $5 with a new field programmable analogue array (FPAA) that combines dynamic reconfiguration capabilities with a resource structure optimised for cost-sensitive applications. Priced at $4.95 in 1000-piece quantities, the new AN221E02 makes programmable analogue an affordable option for simple analogue filtering, sensor conditioning and basic PID control applications.
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New Technical Articles and Case Studies
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SERDES SPEEDS SAN HOST ADAPTER TO MARKET
(Agere Systems, 4 September 2003)
Pacific Digital Corp is implementing Agere's standards-compliant high-speed interconnect technology in its next-generation host adapter for storage area networking applications.
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CONVERTOR CONNECTS LEGACY KIT TO FIREWIRE NETWORKS
(Texas Instruments, 4 September 2003)
Texas Instruments has sponsored the design and development of a device that allows consumers to easily connect their existing entertainment devices to a FireWire (IEEE1394)-based network.
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SUBCONTRACT PRINT PROCESS MANAGEMENT CUTS COSTS
(DEK, 3 September 2003)
When the going gets tough, the tough cut costs - by subcontracting print process management says Mike Besant of DEK.
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...And take a look at these stories too...
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LOW-PROFILE ZENERS HANDLE MORE POWER
(Rohm Electronics (UK), 3 September 2003)
A new family of high-reliability Zener diodes offers the industry's lowest profile and allows designers to improving power handling capabilities without sacrificing board space.
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DC SOLID-STATE RELAY DELIVERS HIGH VOLTAGE RATING
(Crydom International, 4 September 2003)
The SSC Series of DC solid-state relays is based on IGBT technology and is capable of operating at voltages up to 800 or 1000V.
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FASTER ACCESS FOR HIGH-DENSITY FLASH
(Sharp Microelectronics Europe, 4 September 2003)
Sharp Microelectronics Europe reckons its latest high-speed 128Mbit Flash memory features the fastest access time available to date.
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MOSFETs BOOST POWER DISSIPATION BY 60%
(Zetex, 4 September 2003)
Two new enhancement-mode trench MOSFETs feature half the on-resistance and twice the drain current of previous SOT23-packaged devices.
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POWER SUPPLY CONTROLLER ON THE RIGHT TRACK
(Summit Microelectronics, 4 September 2003)
The SMT4004A is a four-channel, truly differential tracking power supply controller that is supplemented with comprehensive monitoring and supervisory functions.
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BIG BANDWIDTH FOR CURRENT-FEEDBACK AMPLIFIERS
(Intersil, 5 September 2003)
The latest additions to Intersil's high-speed operational amplifier portfolio are a pair of 1.4GHz current-feedback amplifiers (CFAs) with capacitive drive capability.
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HALF-MICRON BCD PROCESS GAINS MORE FLEXIBILITY
(PolarFab, 8 September 2003)
A number of new features and devices have been qualified and added to PolarFab's 6in-wafer PBC4 0.5-micron BCD process.
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CHIPSET CUTS CENTRAL-OFFICE ADSL TO TWO DEVICES
(Texas Instruments, 9 September 2003)
A new 16-port, multiservice ADSL central office chipset promises to reduce the total cost of ownership of ADSL systems for both operators and manufacturers.
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VARISTORS HANDLE MORE POWER IN LESS SPACE
(Epcos, 5 September 2003)
Epcos has strengthened its EnergetiQ range of high-quality disc varistors with the addition of the Q14/Q20 series.
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RESISTORS BOOST WORKING VOLTAGES TO 3.5kV
(TT Electronics Welwyn Components, 5 September 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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PCB SOFTWARE BUNDLES HIGH-END ROUTING TECHNOLOGY
(Zuken, 3 September 2003)
Zuken has devised a new bundling portfolio for Cadstar, its desktop PCB design solution.
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DEBUGGER ENTERS THE FOURTH DIMENSION
(Green Hills Software, 4 September 2003)
The TimeMachine 4D debugger is a novel combined hardware and software tool claimed to give developers unprecedented visibility into their program execution.
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VALIDATION BOARD CHECKS OUT DDR2 MODULES
(IDT, 9 September 2003)
Integrated Device Technology is continuing its support for DDR2 dual inline memory modules (DIMMs) with the introduction of the industry's first register validation board (RVB).
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BOARD PROVIDES EASY ACCESS TO FPGA DESIGNS
(Erst Electronic, 9 September 2003)
A new FPGA development board kit eases the implementation and testing of custom designs thanks to its "comfortable" user interface.
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HEADERS COMBINE HIGH DENSITIES WITH RELIABILITY
(Molex UK, 5 September 2003)
The new Micro-Fit 3.0 compliant pin interface headers from Molex provide high reliability for high-density applications.
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ADAPTER KIT HAS WIRELESS CONNECTIONS COVERED
(RF Industries, 9 September 2003)
A new Wi-Fi adapter kit contains all the interfaces required to create scores of different RF adapters, including MMCXs, reverse-polarity TNCs and RP SMAs.
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SOLDER SYSTEM PROFILER IS READY FOR LEAD-FREE SWAP
(Embedded Data Systems, 5 September 2003)
The latest version of the SolderStar Neptune temperature-profiling system is specifically aimed at reflow and wave soldering applications.
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BUDGET PRICING FOR FULLY FEATURED 2GHz GENERATOR
(TTi (Thurlby Thandar Instruments), 4 September 2003)
The TGR2050 is a low-cost synthesised 150kHz to 2GHz signal generator which incorporates the essential features required for most RF development, test and service work.
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USB PLATFORM TACKLES FIBRE TESTING
(Fiberbyte, 5 September 2003)
USB-inSync is a control platform that enables the construction of PC-based fibre-optic test equipment.
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HIGH-SPEED ACQUISITION CARD USES BUDGET MEMORY
(Adlink Technology, 8 September 2003)
The PCI-9820 is a high-speed data acquisition card specifically engineered for high-level applications, including military radar and ultrasonic signal acquisition.
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