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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 136: 21 October 2003
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13226 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] 64bit SBC comes with Intel seal of approval
[2] SMD convertor saves space at the point of load
[3] 1.8kW telecomms front end is strong stuff
[4] Silent fans find new form factors
[5] Low-closure-force gasket is cost-effective screen
[6] Design software links with EM simulator
[7] Easy integration for MP3 encoder solutions
[8] World's fastest claims for analogue front ends
[9] ROMless MCU offers budget 32bit performance
[10] Thermal analyser simplifies mechanical models
* New Technical Articles and Case Studies
* ...And take a look at these stories too...
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Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
The Internet is a strange mistress. Clearly, Electronicstalk would not exist without it. Yet it would appear (to this observer at least) that all those predictions about increasing web traffic, spam, worms and viruses slowing the net to a snail's pace are coming horribly true.
One of our key missions is to publish news about the electronics industry as soon as it happens - and certainly way ahead of anything possible in traditional printed media (remember them?). But when a simple e-mail message can take anything up to nine days to reach its destination you really start to wonder whether it's all worthwhile.
That's right - you didn't misread that last bit. Admittedly, nine days is something of a record, but during the past two weeks something in excess of 300 messages have taken more than 48 hours to reach my desk from their senders.
Of course, when one tries to investigate the causes of such snail mail, everyone reckons it's somebody else's problem. Indeed, unless a message originates and terminates with the same Internet service provider there will always be ample scope for passing the buck.
Over the past few days I have been conducting some unstructured research, making random visits to ISP home pages to try to find some clues to the sources of the problem. Worryingly, I unearthed more complaints about other ISPs than instances where a provider was actually holding its hands up and admitting to problems with its own servers. (One UK ISP went so far as to blame just about every other provider in the market!)
Top marks, though, go to Australia's part-private/part-government telecomms giant Telstra - itself no stranger to criticism. The company's BigPond Internet operation has not merely acknowledged that there is a problem with its e-mail servers, it has already allocated AU $25 million to compensate its subscribers.
No doubt the global phenomenon is a temporary one brought on by an extraordinary combination of events. However, it does bring it home that we have all come to rely so heavily on reliable e-mail communication that the consequences of its failure do not bear thinking about.
I have even heard one conspiracy theorist who contends that the slow-down is a co-ordinated plan by certain national carriers as a prelude to introducing a premium-price first-class e-mail service! Now, that's what I call creative thinking.
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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POWER DESIGN LAB OPENS FOR BUSINESS
The new Fairchild Semiconductor "Centre of Excellence" Power Design and Application Lab for Europe is now fully operational in Fuerstenfeldbruck, Germany.
Fairchild Semiconductor, 21 October 2003
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INCREASED BACKLOG BRINGS OPTIMISM FOR FAIRCHILD
Fairchild Semiconductor has reported results for the third quarter that ended 28th September 2003.
Fairchild Semiconductor, 21 October 2003
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INVESTMENT EXPANDS PCB CAPABILITIES
TT Electronics Prestwick Circuits is continuing its capital expenditure programme with the purchase of a new electroless line and automatic optical inspection (AOI) machine.
Prestwick Circuits, 16 October 2003
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NEW DIVISION TO KICK-START PCB DESIGN
GSPK Design has set up a new customer-focused PCB Division headed up by Operations Director, Steve Henderson.
GSPK Design, 21 October 2003
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MEANINGFUL PROGRESS FOR RADISYS
Radisys Corp has reported revenues of $50.2 million for the quarter ended 30th September 2003, a 3% increase from $48.9 million last quarter, and up 5% compared with the same period a year ago.
Radisys, 21 October 2003
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NEW CENTRE SERVICES NORTHERN EUROPE
Keithley Instruments has opened its new Northern European Service Centre in the UK.
Keithley Instruments, 21 October 2003
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OUR TOP TEN NEW PRODUCTS SELECTION
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1. 64bit SBC comes with Intel seal of approval
Designed to expand end user performance, scalability and productivity, Adlink's powerful PICMG 1.2-compliant full-size single board computer (SBC), the NuPRO-900 provides maximised system buses, memory and I/O bandwidth for a myriad of applications. Additionally, the latest Adlink cPCI-6240, developed in association with Intel under the Intel Communications Alliance, offers the ultimate 3G wireless and broadband platform. The NuPRO-900 supports dual Intel Xeon processors, 8Gbyte DDR200/266 memory with ECC, and dual true 64bit Gigabit Ethernet.
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2. SMD convertor saves space at the point of load
The Y5117P is heralded as the industry's first surface mountable, vertical SIP point-of-load (POL) convertor. This 17A product is an extension of Power-One's advanced maXyz product line and was developed at Power-One's Silicon Power Systems Division. The combination of a wide-input voltage range (3.0 to 13.2V DC) and a programmable output (0.7 to 3.6V DC) allows the use of just one part in many intermediate bus architecture (IBA) POL applications, providing customers with cost savings in inventory and supply-chain management.
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3. 1.8kW telecomms front end is strong stuff
New from Gresham Power is a class leading power conversion "front end" for telecomms and cellular infrastructure applications. Strongbox is the first product of this type to offer 1800W of 48V DC power from a single 1U, 19in rack unit with options for full redundancy, hot-swap and battery backup. Each Strongbox hub can hold up to three modular power convertors from a range of over 20 different configurations. Universal input AC types with power factor correction and DC input modules with either 36-72 or 18-32V DC input ranges are available.
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4. Silent fans find new form factors
Panther quiet cooling fan technology is now available in new form factors ranging from 60 to 92mm. Panther fans operate by converting a conventional low-frequency signal to a high-frequency signal. By operating at switching levels above 20kHz, Panther fans produce a soft commutation that results in a quiet operation that is above the audible range for human hearing.
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5. Low-closure-force gasket is cost-effective screen
Designed to provide an economical EMI shielding solution in high-volume applications, Soft-Shield 3500 is a low-closure-force gasket that is available in over 90 different profiles. The material is ideally suited to door seal, faceplate and backplane shielding applications in products such as CD head units, navigation systems and entertainment systems. Soft-Shield 3500 consists of nickel-plated nylon wrapped around a urethane foam core and has a shielding effectiveness of greater than 90dB between 50MHz and 10GHz.
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6. Design software links with EM simulator
The latest version of Ansoft Designer software for the design of high-frequency electronic components, circuits and systems features a Solver on Demand link between Ansoft Designer and Ansoft's HFSS, the industry-standard 3D electromagnetic design tool. For the first time ever, designers and engineers can dynamically incorporate the effects of arbitrary 3D structures within their high-frequency electronic simulations.
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7. Easy integration for MP3 encoder solutions
CuTe Solutions has enlisted Kane Computing to promote and sell its MP3 encoder libraries in Western Europe. The encoders, which run on Texas Instruments C5x/C6x DSPs, support MPEG1/MPEG2/MPEG2.5 Layer 3 encoding, using highly optimised code to provide high quality compressed audio. CBR, VBR and free formats are supported and the libraries are fully compliant with the Texas Instruments xDAIS standard, to ensure easy integration into user applications.
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8. World's fastest claims for analogue front ends
The X98000 family of high-speed analogue front ends (AFEs) is designed for high-resolution flat-panel monitors, LCD projectors and high-definition televisions. The devices combine high-performance, low-noise signal processing with a low-jitter digital phase-locked loop to produce ultrasharp high-resolution images. The X98027 operates up to 275Msample/s and is the fastest AFE available. The X98000 family includes four additional products operating at frequencies of 240, 210, 170 and 140Msample/s.
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9. ROMless MCU offers budget 32bit performance
The H8SX/1650 is a ROMless 32bit CISC microcontroller that achieves an excellent balance between cost and performance, enabling high-performance systems at lower cost than alternative chips. This makes it ideal for price-sensitive applications which require huge amounts of external memory, such as printers or optical disk drives. The device is upwards compatible with the current 16bit H8S/2600 CPU core.
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10. Thermal analyser simplifies mechanical models
The latest release of Flomerics' market-leading thermal analysis software for electronic equipment enables parts and assemblies from mechanical design (MCAD) software such as Pro/Engineer and Solidworks to be imported directly in their native file formats, then simplified and transferred to Flotherm 4.2 for thermal analysis. Flo/MCAD also has bidirectional data-transfer capabilities, so that after thermal design is optimised, the revised geometry can be exported back to the MCAD software.
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New Technical Articles and Case Studies
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BLUETOOTH AND WI-FI COEXIST IN HP POCKET PC
(Texas Instruments, 20 October 2003)
HP's new iPAQ Pocket PC h4150 and iPAQ h4350 include TI's 802.11 wireless LAN technology, single-chip Bluetooth and Bluetooth/WLAN coexistence package for wireless data connectivity.
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DIGITAL BASEBAND SPEEDS TO TAPE-OUT
(Cadence Design Systems, 20 October 2003)
STMicroelectronics' Audio Division has successfully used Cadence Encounter digital IC design platform technologies to design its extremely complex 130nm XM Radio digital baseband circuit.
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CIRCUIT SWITCH POWERS NOVEL CONFERENCING SYSTEM
(Performance Technologies, 17 October 2003)
Voyant Technologies is using the IPnexus TDM circuit switch and NexusWare software in its on-demand ReadiVoice conferencing system.
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CONFIGURABLE PROCESSOR OPTIMISES SPEED AND POWER
(ARC International, 15 October 2003)
The new ARC 600 architecture is claimed as the industry's smallest and lowest power RISC/DSP-based 32bit configurable processor.
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POWER SWITCHES MEET "GREEN" STANDBY TARGETS
(Fairchild Semiconductor, 16 October 2003)
Three new Fairchild power switch (FPS) products feature burst mode operation in standby mode (consuming less than 0.1W at 265V AC) to support the International Energy Agency's "1W initiative".
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BOOST CONVERTORS GO LINEAR WHEN NEEDED
(Texas Instruments, 16 October 2003)
A new family of synchronous 1.5A switch DC/DC boost convertors features linear regulation functionality for battery-powered electronics.
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PARALLEL ARRAY REDEFINES BASESTATION ARCHITECTURES
(picoChip Designs, 20 October 2003)
picoChip Designs reckons it has developed the world's most powerful processing device for wireless infrastructure.
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ASIC DEMONSTRATES HIGH-SPEED INTERFACE
(Toshiba Electronics Europe, 21 October 2003)
Toshiba has developed an ASIC evaluation chip that incorporates Rambus' parallel logic interface codenamed Redwood.
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EXPANSION FOR EUROPEAN CONFERENCE SERIES
(Texas Instruments, 21 October 2003)
Texas Instruments has expanded the content of its November 2003 Developer Conference European Series from 18 to up to 21 technical sessions and added Prague to the list of venues.
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MAGNETIC ISOLATORS OVERCOME OPTO LIMITATIONS
(Rhopoint Components, 16 October 2003)
A range of high-speed IsoLoop magnetic isolators is now available from stock from Rhopoint Components.
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PLATFORM STRATEGY SPEEDS FPGA-BASED MCU DESIGN
(Actel Europe, 15 October 2003)
Platform8051 is an integrated platform solution initially consisting of six popular pre-integrated and preverified intellectual property cores.
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LINUX OPTION IS A FIRST FOR EDA SOFTWARE
(Cadence Design Systems, 20 October 2003)
Cadence has released the industry's first complete front-to-back advanced IC package and PCB design flow to run on Linux as part of its version 15.1 IC packaging and PCB design environment release.
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RTOS AND LINUX SUPPORT FOR LATEST ARM CORES
(Jaluna, 21 October 2003)
Jaluna is supporting the ARM920T microprocessor core with all its system software solutions, including the Jaluna-1 RTOS and the three Linux based products that comprise the Jaluna-2 family.
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MORE OPTIONS FOR ENTRY-LEVEL RACKING
(APW Enclosure Products, 15 October 2003)
APW Standard Products Group has added an 800mm-deep version and additional bays to its IMstart entry-level racking family.
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SHEET AIDS SHOCK CONTROL IN SMALL SPACES
(Gel-Mec UK, 15 October 2003)
A novel high damping thin gel sheet is soft enough to absorb shock and vibration at just 1mm thickness.
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COST-EFFECTIVE OPTIONS FOR PANEL METERS
(Red Lion Controls, 17 October 2003)
In some cases, less is more, and now Red Lion offers this choice in panel meters.
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ADAPTER PUTS COMPACT FLASH IN LOW-PROFILE DESIGNS
(Elan Digital Systems, 20 October 2003)
Adding Compact Flash Bluetooth connectivity to a low profile PC is no longer a problem than thanks to a novel P312 PCI-to-CF card slot.
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USB CONNECTORS TOUGHEN UP FOR INDUSTRIAL USE
(Bulgin Components, 20 October 2003)
The latest addition to the Bulgin range of IP68 waterproof connectors is a novel design for USB connections.
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WAVE-SOLDERING MACHINES GAIN LEAD-FREE UPGRADE
(Blundell Production Equipment, 20 October 2003)
A one-day on-site upgrade can convert the CMS 400 wave-soldering machine to operate safely with lead-free solder.
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FULL-BRICK CONVERTORS PUT 500W ON INTERMEDIATE BUS
(Advanced Power Conversion, 17 October 2003)
Two new 500W DC/DC convertors extend the options in powering 12V DC intermediate bus architecture applications.
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MODULAR MULTIPLE-OUTPUT SUPPLY PUTS POWER TO TEST
(Xantrex Technology, 15 October 2003)
A new multi-output programmable DC power system offers power modules as high as 2.4kW.
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THE ONLY DIFFERENCE IS THE PRICE
(Adept Scientific, 20 October 2003)
Measurement Computing has published a new 32-page catalogue on its latest PCI-DAS 6000 series of PCIbus data acquisition and control boards entitled "The only difference is the price".
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PORTABLE, PROGRAMMABLE MICRO-OHMMETER
(H Tinsley and Co, 21 October 2003)
The compact bench-top 5891 programmable micro-ohmmeter can be used for a wide range of measurement tasks.
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