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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 141: 25 November 2003
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13815 product announcements and technical articles
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In this issue:
* Editor's Message
* Our Top Ten new Products Selection
[1] DSP squeezes in more peripherals
[2] Embedded FPGA design system is vendor independent
[3] Software makes good use of spectrum analysers
[4] Development kit puts CE.NET on PC/104 SBC
[5] DSP software makes HF radiocomms clearer
[6] Gaskets resist fire as well as EMI
[7] MOSFET features submilliohm on-state resistance
[8] Budget pricing for CPU cooler family
[9] Fusible resistor features best of both worlds
[10] Cellphone stereo audio shrinks to tiny package
* New Technical Articles and Case Studies
* ...And take a look at these stories too...
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Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
Now there can be no doubt. We are all latter day Frankensteins, creating monsters that will surely rage beyond our control - or so you might think if you pay too much attention to the latest ethical dilemma blamed on electronic technology.
Hot on the heels of perverts and crooks misusing camera phones comes the spectre of "Big Brother" brought about by the increased use of RFID technology. And now that the popular media have found out that RFID tags are no longer limited to bulky bracelets worn by young offenders to enforce home curfews, no doubt we will be seeing many more headlines about invasion of privacy and limitation of civil liberties.
(And true conspiracy theorists will no doubt claim that there are RFID tags embedded in the very newspapers running those headlines!)
In truth, the furore is not all smoke and mirrors. For example, Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering (or CASPIAN) puts a very lucid case in its position statement (www.privacyrights.org/ar/RFIDposition.htm).
But - as I have said before in these columns - within every problem there is always a solution and an opportunity waiting to be exploited.
CASPIAN itself proposes one, in the form of a so-called "blocking tag", and it wouldn't exactly be rocket science to produce such a device that would emit on a broad spectrum to jam RFID readers within any given range. However, the potential for interference with other - less contentious - radio systems might cause a few problems (not least with other low-power systems like Bluetooth).
But surely it would be better to deploy a passive solution - and one that solves one of the great environmental problems of the 21st century at the same time.
I refer to the humble shopping bag or, as we might call it, a portable Faraday cage.
We are all being urged to forsake the ubiquitous plastic carrier bag in favour of re-usable alternatives. And it wouldn't take too much conductive material to manufacture a shopping bag that provided the necessary durability combined with all-round screening to fox any practical attempt to read its contents.
The marketing fraternity would have a field day!
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.
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Laurence Marchini, Editor
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THIS WEEK'S INDUSTRY NEWS
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DISTRIBUTION PIONEER DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS
Brian Chinery, Chairman of UK distributor Dionics, sadly passed away after a short illness on Thursday 13th November aged 68.
Dionics, 19 November 2003
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WOLFSON EXPANDS TO CHINA AND KOREA
In response to a rapid increase in demand for its products into the digital consumer audio and imaging markets, Wolfson Microelectronics is opening new sales offices in China and Korea.
Wolfson Microelectronics, 20 November 2003
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OUTSOURCING TO MEET INCREASED FLASH DEMAND
Renesas Technology is to increase production of 1Gbit AG-AND Flash memory in response to rapidly growing demand.
Renesas Technology Europe, 21 November 2003
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ASSEMBLY AND TEST TO SHIFT TO MALAYSIA
To improve efficiency in the manufacturing of advanced devices worldwide, ON Semiconductor is to consolidate more of its assembly and test operations at its site in Seremban, Malaysia.
ON Semiconductor, 24 November 2003
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FUNDING TO SPREAD AMINO'S REACH
Set-top box vendor Amino has successfully completed a GBP 5 million funding round, its fourth to date, bringing the total investment in the company to GBP 15 million.
Amino Communications, 20 November 2003
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PROFITABILITY BECKONS FOR ANSOFT
Ansoft Corp has released financial results for its second quarter of fiscal 2004 ended 31st October 2003.
Ansoft Corporation Europe, 24 November 2003
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CEM EXPANDS INTO NEW PREMISES
A greatly increased level of business and the recruitment of extra staff has led contract electronics manufacturer BI Electronics to move to a modern 2400m2 facility in Welwyn Garden City.
BI Electronics, 20 November 2003
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OUR TOP TEN NEW PRODUCTS SELECTION
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1. DSP squeezes in more peripherals
A new highly integrated DSP chip aims to reduce overall system costs and open the door to designers in need of affordable DSPs to handle high-performance capabilities. The C6412 is suited for a wide variety of high-performance applications and is particularly ideal in signal processing areas such as telecom infrastructure, networking and high-end imaging. This is due in part to a rich set of peripherals, including an on-chip Ethernet MAC (media access controller), peripheral component interconnect (PCI) port, host port interface (HPI) as well as generous on-chip RAM.
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2. Embedded FPGA design system is vendor independent
Nexar is the industry's first product to provide a comprehensive, vendor-independent solution for system-level design on an FPGA platform. Derived from Altium's demonstrated board-on-chip technology, Nexar integrates hardware design tools, embedded software development tools, IP-based components, virtual instrumentation and a reconfigurable development board to allow mainstream engineers, even those without HDL experience, to interactively design and implement a complete embedded system inside an FPGA.
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3. Software makes good use of spectrum analysers
Oasis II is a novel software package for spectrum management and spectrum and interference identification using standard spectrum analysers or equivalent RF receivers. As a measurement tool, Oasis transforms an ordinary spectrum analyser into a comprehensive spectrum management solution. As an analysis tool, Oasis can be used to perform IM analysis studies, generate channel occupancy statistics, determine emission mask compliance, and more.
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4. Development kit puts CE.NET on PC/104 SBC
A new ready-to-run development kit for Windows CE.NET 4.2 is available for Arcon's Intel PXA255 XScale based single board computer. The Viper board is an ultra-low-power PC/104 single board computer using the 400MHz Intel PXA255 XScale application processor (ARM v.5TE compliant). The development kit includes a Viper SBC with a pre-installed operating system image as well as the Microsoft Embedded Visual tools to allow designers to start building an application from day one.
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5. DSP software makes HF radiocomms clearer
A novel complete Voice+Data over HF DSP software solution provides core functionality for voice/data-over-HF communication products. System designers can leverage a proven solution, which allows them to focus their efforts on rapid product development, thus making the product more cost-effective and reducing time to market. The solution can be effectively used for such applications as HF radios, HF modems, and voice- and datacommunications equipment for paramilitary applications such as police, emergency, fire and forestry services.
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6. Gaskets resist fire as well as EMI
Emka 1016 series self-adhesive gasket is now available in fire resistant versions to UL94V0 and 94HB ratings and in EMI-protective formats to reduce electrical and magnetic interference. This closed cell expanded neoprene comes in standard strips from 3 to 80mm thick and catalogue widths from 10 up to 80mm, with unlimited custom configurations, such as sheets and punched shapes. EMC versions have a conductive external skin, which attenuates the transmission of electromagnetic interference across the sealed boundary.
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7. MOSFET features submilliohm on-state resistance
Philips has developed the world's first sub-1mohm MOSFET. This device demonstrates a significant reduction of approximately 40% in on-state resistance for MOSFETs compared with conventionally packaged products. It also demonstrates a host of technology advancements that will be implemented in new power management products. By reaching extremely low levels of on resistance, designers can better manage power distribution, reduce board space and improve electrical efficiency within their systems.
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8. Budget pricing for CPU cooler family
The low-cost Tiger range of CPU coolers are compatible with the Intel Pentium 4 processor and are priced starting at under $4 each. JMC's compact Tiger CPU coolers consist of extruded aluminium fins that expose a large surface area to incoming airflows, generating substantial cooling power. Tiger CPU coolers include a high-powered fan that is mounted to the top of the heatsink, offering optimal reliability and thermal performance.
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9. Fusible resistor features best of both worlds
Designers of small power supplies and battery chargers for consumer products can benefit from a fusible resistor with superior lightning strike and pulse abilities in a cost effective package. TT Electronics Welwyn Components is offering the EMC series of UL1412 recognised flameproof resistors with a resistance range of 4R7 to 68R at 10% tolerance and a TCR of 100ppm/C.
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10. Cellphone stereo audio shrinks to tiny package
A new Boomer audio subsystem for cellphones integrates amplifiers, volume and mixing controls and 3D sound into a single miniature micro SMD package. National's LM4857 integrates stereo speaker drivers for the handset with 495mW output power per channel, a 33mW stereo headphone driver with 32-step volume control and independent left, right and mono volume controls.
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New Technical Articles and Case Studies
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SIMULATION OPTIMISES DESIGN OF ANTENNA ARRAY
(Vector Fields, 24 November 2003)
A circular polarised patch antenna has recently been simulated using software from Vector Fields, and the simulation considerably reduced the development time.
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...And take a look at these stories too...
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BYPASS CIRCUIT SPEEDS STORAGE SUBSYSTEMS
(Agilent Technologies, 19 November 2003)
A new eight-port bypass circuit features redundant links, diagnostics, and isolation and signal clean-up capabilities for JBOD, RAID or Fibre Channel storage subsystems.
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ASIC AND FPGA COME TOGETHER TO OPTIMISE SPI4.2
(Lattice Semiconductor UK, 20 November 2003)
The ORSPI4 is a novel a field-programmable SPI4.2 SoC that efficiently integrates ASIC and FPGA technologies.
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MULTITHREADED ARRAY PROCESSOR WORKS IN SILICON
(ClearSpeed Technology, 21 November 2003)
ClearSpeed Technology has demonstrated working silicon of its CS301 multithreaded array processor.
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FRUGAL D/A CONVERTORS RUN DOWN TO 1.8V SUPPLIES
(Maxim Integrated Products, 24 November 2003)
A new family of 8, 10 and 12bit, single and dual micropower DACs are the industry's first to operate from supply voltages as low as 1.8 to 5.5V, with maximum current drain of 5uA per convertor.
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SYNCHRONOUS RECTIFICATION FOR FAST LOAD RESPONSE
(Allegro MicroSystems Europe, 24 November 2003)
Two new families of synchronous-rectification step-down switching regulator control ICs provide fast load response and high efficiency in power management applications.
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PROTECTED MOSFET TAKES INRUSH IN ITS STRIDE
(Zetex, 25 November 2003)
The BSP75G is the first fully self-protected MOSFET device in the IntelliFET low-side array based platform integrating a configurable component array with a vertical power transistor on the same die.
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MCU KEEPS GOING IN ITS SLEEP
(Holtek Semiconductor, 25 November 2003)
The HT49R50A-1 is the first in a new generation of 8bit general purpose microcontrollers featuring an onboard LCD controller and 4K x 15bit of OTP memory.
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SYSTEMC TRAINING MEETS GROWING DEMAND
(Summit Design, 19 November 2003)
Summit Design is working with Willamette HDL to offer SystemC courses with its Visual Elite system-level design and verification environment to support growing demand for ESL SystemC-based solutions.
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SIGNAL-INTEGRITY ANALYSIS FOR FRONT-END PCB DESIGN
(Cadence Design Systems, 20 November 2003)
SpecctraQuest for Electrical Engineers (EE) is cost-effective software that enables engineers to manage the rapidly increasing high-speed content on complex PCB systems.
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FREE EVALUATION FOR HDL SOFTWARE
(Translogic, 25 November 2003)
HDL Companion is an ideal environment for developing, understanding and maintaining complex HDL designs and facilitates re-use of internally and externally developed IP.
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JOYSTICK ACTION FOR FUNCTION SWITCHES
(MEC International, 19 November 2003)
The Navimec line of joystick-style function switches is ideal for all kinds of data entry.
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EMI SHIELDING GASKETS FOR DOORS AND PANELS
(Holland Shielding Systems, 21 November 2003)
Holland Shielding Systems has developed a new series of EMI shielding gaskets for doors and panels.
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FANS AND FILTERS PROVIDE IP54 OR IP55 PROTECTION
(Rittal, 25 November 2003)
A new generation of enclosure fan and filter units are protected to IP54 and offer the perfect air cooling solution for air flows between 20 and 700m3/h.
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CLIP BRINGS POWER SYSTEMS TOGETHER
(Anderson Power Products, 24 November 2003)
Designed as a low-cost interconnection between two perpendicular power busbars, the Power Clip is ideal for N+1 rectifier, power supply and switching power supply applications.
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MANUAL EXPLAINS THROUGH-HOLE REFLOW
(Phoenix Contact, 24 November 2003)
Rapid developments in PCB manufacturing technology and the future evolution of new EU directives on lead free processing has prompted Phoenix Contact to publish a technical manual on THR technology.
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HYBRID PRINTER COMBINES PRECISION AND FLEXIBILITY
(Ekra, 20 November 2003)
The MX-2 is a new semi-automatic screen and stencil printer designed specifically to meet exacting precision and reliability requirements.
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VARIABLE FOIL STENCIL PROVIDES SUPERIOR PRINTING
(DEK, 21 November 2003)
The VectorGuard stencil is designed to optimise flexibility, performance and resilience.
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OVEN IS IDEAL FOR LEAD-FREE PROCESSING
(Contax, 24 November 2003)
The Essemtec RO300FC is a new full convection reflow oven for high-temperature soldering of sensitive electronics, and is an ideal solution for lead free soldering.
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EMI-PROTECTED SUPPLIES HAVE GLOBAL APPEAL
(Ultimate Renaissance, 24 November 2003)
Two new single output power supplies combine active power factor correction with integrated remote sense, power fail and remote inhibit functions.
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MORE I/O FOR EMBEDDED BOARD SERIES
(Ampro Computers, 20 November 2003)
Ampro Computers has added further I/O expansion capabilities for its Little Board and CoreModule single board computers and CPU modules.
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FANLESS EMBEDDED BOARD BRISTLES WITH INTERFACES
(Parvus Corp, 25 November 2003)
The SpacePC 4200 CPU is a fanless 5x86 class PC/104-Plus processor board based around the 32bit AMD Elan SC520 microcontroller.
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SWITCHING MODULES OFFER FASTER ATE SYSTEMS
(National Instruments, 24 November 2003)
Five new high-density PXI and SCXI flexible switch modules increase relay density by 433%.
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