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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 142: 2 December 2003
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13910 product announcements and technical articles
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In this issue:
* Editor's Message
* Our Top Ten new Products Selection
[1] Waveform digitiser solves make-versus-buy dilemma
[2] Polyphonic chip sounds a good idea for handsets
[3] All-metal construction for RF connectors
[4] Half-size CPU boards provide budget ePCI-X intro
[5] High-frequency regulators cut down handheld power
[6] Solid performance from novel hybrid electrolyte
[7] Power connector keeps fingers safe
[8] Fractional-load transceivers extend serial comms
[9] Lightning speed from novel placement head
[10] Multichannel DACs support super audio CD format
* New Technical Articles and Case Studies
* ...And take a look at these stories too...
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Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
I have always been of the opinion that Microsoft is quite big enough to look after itself. Indeed, I must admit to a strong admiration for a corporation that has done more in its own marketing to stimulate sales of electronic hardware than just about any other company in the world.
In other words, we all owe Bill and his boys a big debt of gratitude. But, to be honest, it's all too easy at times to point the finger of ridicule. And, no, I'm not referring to the fact that it appears Malaysian pirates can publish software quicker than Microsoft.
Last week, everyone's "favourite" software company hosted a conference on technology, tolls and transportation, and Dick Brass, VP of the company's automotive business unit revealed his vision of his company's operating system running every car on the planet.
But while his bosses' earlier vision of seeing the Widows operating system in every home may well have done much to stimulate sales of home PCs, this latest mission is riding on the back of an ever-increasing electronic content in even the most basic of cars. And, what's more, this time Microsoft has some serious competition.
To make matters even more contentious, this time the vision is based on a forthcoming hardware product, the TBox (which I am assured is not just a rebranded games console), which will form the networking hub of the car of the (near) future, bringing safer hands-free control to entertainment, telematics and other functions.
But, in a week when a number of governments around the world are (quite correctly) considering stiffer penalties for using cellphones while driving, the flaw in any such increase in the use of technology is that it implies the average driver has spare bandwidth while driving.
Any regular road user can testify to the lack of consideration (and common courtesy) of a "significant proportion" of other drivers. Dare I contend that much of the time this is purely down to simple distractions, such as passengers, cigarette lighters, radios etc.
What on earth would these people do when let loose in Microsoft's vision of the future car. Game Over.
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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ACQUISITIONS DOUBLE PASSIVES BUSINESS
Amersham-based passive component specialist VTM (UK) has purchased the components divisions of both Kestronics and Newsham Components.
VTM (UK), 27 November 2003
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SMART WORK RECOGNISED
Nallatech has received a Smart Achievement Award from the UK Department of Trade and Industry in recognition of business development progress since it received its original Smart funding in 1998.
Nallatech, 28 November 2003
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ABACUS RESULTS SHOW "GREAT RESILIENCE"
Abacus Group has published its preliminary results for the twelve months ended 30th September 2003.
Abacus Group, 27 November 2003
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NEW OFFICE TO EXPLOIT RUSSIAN R AND D
SDK is to open a resident representative's office in Moscow in January 2004 to make full use of R and D resources in Russia.
SDK, 27 November 2003
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INVESTMENT PAVES WAY FOR FRENCH EXPANSION
AB Automotive France has received a significant cash injection from TT Electronics, the global electronics manufacturing company which acquired AB Automotive France in March 2003.
AB Automotive Electronics, 1 December 2003
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OUR TOP TEN NEW PRODUCTS SELECTION
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1. Waveform digitiser solves make-versus-buy dilemma
The ATS850 is an OEM-friendly PCI-based waveform digitiser that provides 8bit, 50Msample/s sampling on two simultaneous channels with a fully programmable front-end and trigger circuitry. One of the major challenges faced by the development team was that the ATS850 had to be priced low enough to justify a buy-versus-build decision by customers who wanted to embed a digitiser in their equipment. This challenge was met by using AlazarTech's acquisition system on programmable chip (ASoPC) technology.
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2. Polyphonic chip sounds a good idea for handsets
The ML2864 is a new PCM-based sound generator LSI that can play 64 polyphonies simultaneously over eight octaves. The ML2864, the third product of the Oki Swing'nRinger sound generator LSI series, provides high-quality sound with the PCM method and supports global standards including GM System Level 1, which allows easy download of various sound contents. By adapting Oki's unique wafer level chip size package technology, the chip offers the world smallest footprint of its kind.
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3. All-metal construction for RF connectors
ITT Industries, Cannon's new range of Fakra RF connectors feature an all-metal construction which greatly increases robustness and simplifies installation. Fakra is a standard developed by the DIN group which specifies the electrical performance and interface of RF connectors for use in road vehicle applications. Cannon's single-piece die-cast connector has no plastic insert, therefore devices are much more robust and easier to install.
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4. Half-size CPU boards provide budget ePCI-X intro
Kontron has extended its PICMG 1.2 product range with two new CPU boards that are based on the new, fast ePCI-X standard. The ePCI-101 hosts an Intel Pentium M processor, which is part of the Intel Centrino mobile technology package, and the ePCI-102 is based on a Via Eden processor. The two half-size boards are inexpensive ePCI-X entry-level modules, which are optimised to provide a wide range of applications with the appropriate fanless performance: from genuine 733MHz operation to a performance level that is comparable to that of a 2.7GHz Intel Pentium 4 processor.
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5. High-frequency regulators cut down handheld power
The NCP144x series of 280 and 560kHz boost regulators offer design engineers low-cost power conversion solutions for a wide range of battery-operated applications. Each of the four new current-mode boost regulators features a 4A/40V integrated power switch that eliminates the need for an external FET - thus saving cost and board space. The flexibility of the design allows the parts to operate in most power supply configurations, including boost, flyback, forward, inverting and SEPIC.
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6. Solid performance from novel hybrid electrolyte
The NSPE series a new range of surface mount aluminium electrolytic capacitors that uses an innovative hybrid electrolyte. This gives performance that is closer to that of more expensive solid aluminium devices than is achieved by conventional liquid electrolyte devices. NSPE capacitors have impedance values as low as 23mohm and ripple current ratings of up to 2.18A RMS (at +105C and 100kHz). They are ideal for use in low-voltage high-current power-management applications.
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7. Power connector keeps fingers safe
The Han Q 4/2 is a compact power connector designed to provide the benefits of space saving, robustness and easy installation in applications such as power distribution units, uninterruptible power supplies and motor drives. Incorporating four power contacts rated at 40A and two signal contacts rated at 10A with crimp terminations, the new connector operates at voltages of up to 400V, and meets UL94 flammability requirements.
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8. Fractional-load transceivers extend serial comms
Intersil has released three new Linearlink RS485/422 serial data transceivers, the ISL8487, ISL81483 and ISL81487. All three ICs are half-duplex fractional-load transceivers that operate from a nominal 5V supply over a wide +/-10% tolerance voltage range of +4.5 to +5.5V, which relaxes supply requirements and reduces costs. The quiescent current for these devices is extremely low and the ISL8487 and ISL81483 become almost invisible in the shutdown mode with a miniscule 1nA drip.
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9. Lightning speed from novel placement head
Universal Instruments used the recent Productronica show to launch its high-speed Lightning placement head to extend the performance of its Genesis and AdVantis platform systems. The new head features a radial array of 30 modular, individually controlled spindles. This unique configuration delivers productivity-enhancing features that drive placement rates up to 54,000 component-per-hour spec speed for Genesis, and 30,000 components per hour for AdVantis.
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10. Multichannel DACs support super audio CD format
Wolfson Microelectronics has developed a comprehensive new family of low-cost, power-efficient multichannel digital to analogue convertors (DACs). The six-channel WM8796, WM8766, WM8765, WM8764 and WM8763 and the two-channel WM8792 provide power-saving operation at a low cost with exceptional performance for the next generation of DVD and super audio compact disc (SACD) players.
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New Technical Articles and Case Studies
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INFINIBAND DEMO HOLDS PROMISE FOR DATA CENTRES
(Agilent Technologies, 26 November 2003)
Agilent Technologies and InfiniCon Systems have demonstrated an InfiniBand-based clustered server environment designed to support high-performance computing and commercial database applications.
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ANTIFUSE FPGAs PROTECT IP IN GAME BOY ADDON
(Actel Europe, 26 November 2003)
X-traFun is using eX FPGAs to perform control, interface and security functions in its Bluetooth wireless PDA cartridge for Nintendo's Game Boy Advance handheld game console.
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LOGITECH TAKES FAST ROUTE TO BLUETOOTH APPROVAL
(Cetecom Spain, 2 December 2003)
Cetecom Spain has been helping Logitech Europe to qualify and approve a new range of Bluetooth products.
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NEXT-GENERATION FRAMER/MAPPERS
(Cypress Semiconductor, 28 November 2003)
Next-generation framer/mapper devices are driving network transport efficiencies, says Deepak Sharma, Marketing Manager at Cypress Semiconductor.
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MCU TAKES ADC AND MORE ONBOARD
(Holtek Semiconductor, 26 November 2003)
Complementing the existing members of its A/D range of microcontrollers, the Holtek HT46R24 is a one-time-programmable device, containing a wide range of additional features.
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MOBILE PROCESSOR GAINS LINUX SUPPORT
(Renesas Technology Europe, 27 November 2003)
MontaVista is porting its Linux Consumer Electronics Edition to support the SH-Mobile platform, a multimedia application processor for advanced mobile phones.
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ANALOGUE PLL CLAIMS BEST FIT FOR LINE CARDS
(Zarlink Semiconductor, 28 November 2003)
A new analogue timing chip is claimed to deliver the industry's best combination of performance and features for Sonet/SDH line cards operating at up to OC-12/STM-4 rates.
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LINEAR REGULATOR POWERS UP DDR SRAMs
(Arques Technology, 1 December 2003)
The AQ9105 is a dual linear regulator designed to meet the voltage specifications for DDR-SDRAM as defined in JEDEC JESD79C.
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CONVERTORS KEEP IT QUIET FOR BLUETOOTH
(Torex Semiconductor, 1 December 2003)
A new range of synchronous-rectification-type step-down DC/DC convertors features ultralow ripple, making them an ideal choice for noise-sensitive RF applications such as Bluetooth.
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NOVEL PACKAGE ADVANCES MOSFET POWER DENSITY
(Toshiba Electronics Europe, 2 December 2003)
A new power MOSFET package from Toshiba has the same board mounting footprint and terminal configuration as a conventional SOP-8 device yet can handle almost three times as much current.
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RESISTORS SAVE SPACE FOR DYNAMIC BRAKING
(TT Electronics Welwyn Components, 27 November 2003)
A new standard range of enhanced planar pulse resistors for dynamic braking provide high-performance solutions for variable speed AC motor drives and other pulse absorbing applications.
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BUDGET PRICING FOR POWERFUL DEBUG TOOL
(Computer Solutions, 2 December 2003)
The Cyclone Pro is a low-cost but powerful debugging tool that supports development on four different processor families: the 68HC08, 68HCS08, 68HC12 and 68HCS12.
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HIGH-SPEED EMULATOR HAS USB CONTROLLER COVERED
(Hitex Development Tools, 2 December 2003)
The DProbeHS in-circuit emulation system from Hitex now supports the USB 2.0 derivative AT89C5131 from Atmel.
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WIRELESS LAN LIBRARY GAINS ULTRAWIDEBAND SUPPORT
(CoWare, 2 December 2003)
CoWare has added ultrawideband (UWB) technology to its Signal Processing Worksystem (SPW) wireless LAN library.
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LCD SWITCH SHOWS ITS TRUE COLOURS
(RJS Electronics, 27 November 2003)
New and exclusively available in the UK from RJS Electronics is the latest generation of LCD switches from Dublin-based manufacturer SK Interfaces.
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HORIZONTAL MOUNTING KITS SAVE SUBRACK SPACE
(Rittal, 2 December 2003)
The latest additions to the Ripac Vario subrack range are a pair of kits for mounting double- and treble-height Euroboard PCBs horizontally in both 3 and 4U high subracks.
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DESIGN GUIDE AIDS FEEDTHROUGH APPLICATIONS
(Thunderline Z, 1 December 2003)
A new design guide aims to help managers and technicians who are responsible for soldering feedthroughs into microwave packages.
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COOL MODULES EXTEND LASER DIODE LIFETIMES
(Photonic Products, 2 December 2003)
New thermoelectrically cooled laser diode modules offer exceptional wavelength and power stability, greatly increased pointing accuracy and significantly extended laser diode lifetime.
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PHOTODETECTORS CLAIM NEW SPEED RECORDS
(Newport Group, 2 December 2003)
Newport has expanded its range of high-speed photodetectors and now claims to offer the industry's widest and most comprehensive selection of fully packaged devices.
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NEW TECHNOLOGY PRODUCES SCALEABLE SOLAR CELL
(Clare, 27 November 2003)
The CPC1810 solar cell is activated by either natural sunlight or artificial light and produces a floating source voltage,up to 7.5V and current output of 12uA.
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BATTERY-BACKED SWITCHER AIMS FOR CRITICAL SUPPLIES
(VxI Power, 28 November 2003)
The Oracle 14848 is a battery-backed switch-mode power supply designed to meet the exacting demands of the fire protection industry and is also likely to find application in the telemetry field.
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PCI RANGE EVOLVES TO CPCI AND PXI FORMATS
(Dataquest Solutions, 2 December 2003)
Spectrum has developed a new, advanced and extensive range of CompactPCI and PXI board products.
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COMPACTPCI BOARD HOSTS TWIN PMC SLOTS
(Concurrent Technologies, 2 December 2003)
The PP 310/01x is a single-slot CompactPCI dual PMC host board that supports the 1.6GHz Intel Pentium M processor with up to 2Gbyte of 200MHz DDR ECC SDRAM.
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ONE STOP SHOP FOR CALIBRATION
(The Calibration Trade Centre, 1 December 2003)
The Calibration Trade Centre offers a universal trading portal for all calibration equipment and services, across all industries, for engineers and QA professionals seeking calibration solutions.
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