Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "DECT",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Baseband lays foundation for integrated handsets from
SiTel Semiconductor, which we summarised at the time by saying "Heavyweight processing power enables cost-effective solutions for high-end cordless handsets, integrated access devices and wired VoIP telephony applications".
A couple of weeks before,
we featured the news release Wireless SoC platform supports DECT and Wi-Fi from
DSP Group: "All-in-one device for multimedia terminals is powered by an extensive Linux-based software suite".
In December 2007, we covered the news from SiTel Semiconductor
concerning its Natalie 3.0
- take a look at Software kit creates cordless applications
which says: "Kit provides a single basic stack and MMI that cover all current PSTN and future integrated access device cordless telephony applications".
Take a look also at the news release from SiTel Semiconductor, DECT phone chip on the route to CAT-iq compliance,
as well as Silicon transistor edges into GaAs applications from NXP Semiconductors,
and Chipset cuts the cost of ADSL2+ equipment from TrendChip Technologies.
See also:
Spectrum analyser covers popular wireless bands
(September 2007)
Portable RF spectrum analyser has a frequency range from 1MHz to 2.7GHz at a selling price of GBP 995
Base station design reduces component count
(August 2007)
The HSDPA/HSUPA-compatible WCDMA design adapts an IC created for low-cost/high-volume handset applications to implement high-specification basestation radio
DECT transceiver sets Korean standard
(July 2007)
RF device is one of the first DECT transceivers that operates in 1786 to 1803MHz frequency range defined for KDECT
DECT module adapts to the US market
(May 2007)
Cordless voice module is now available with DECT 6.0 support, covering the 1920-1930MHz frequency band recently allocated in the USA for unlicensed personal communication services
RF chipset boosts cordless handset range
(February 2007)
SiGe transceiver IC and high-gain power amplifier provide the industry's highest integration level for cordless telephone applications in the 5.8GHz frequency band
Voice over Wi-Fi design drives SunCorp handset
(February 2007)
CSR has announced that its Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g) voice over Wi-Fi (VoWi-Fi) design, UniVox, has been selected by SunCorp Technologies for its first generation of Wi-Fi handsets
Transceiver is ready for Korean DECT switch
(January 2007)
NXP's new KDECT RF transceiver is a cost-optimised low-power highly integrated BiCMOS circuit
Cordless Skype telephone is available to licence
(January 2007)
The Dualphone 3088, a stand-alone cordless Skype telephone platform, is available as an OEM/ODM product or design service project
Kit demonstrates wireless VoIP headset
(November 2006)
Cypress Semiconductor has introduced a demonstration kit for a voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) headset
Multilayer ceramic chip coil is smallest
(July 2006)
TDK Corporation has announced that production of the MLG0402 chip coils, the industry's smallest multilayer ceramic chip coils, will begin in July 2006
European company signs for DECT IC supply
(June 2006)
Tower Semiconductor has signed a committed sales agreement to manufacture mixed-mode ICs for a major European fabless company
Bluetooth chip finds home in designer handset
(March 2006)
BlueCore technology for Bluetooth features inside the new eye-catching Serene mobile phone, the product of a collaboration between Samsung and Bang and Olufsen
Smart MCU aims for point-of-sale control
(November 2005)
The AT91SAM9261 smart ARM microcontroller (SAM) is based on the ARM926EJ-S processor and is billed as the industry's first ultra-low-power deterministic microcontroller
DECT phone uses voice and audio engine
(November 2005)
LG-Nortel has incorporated Spirit's high-quality voice and audio engine into its next generation wireless DECT phone
One-stop-shop approach speeds DECT compliance
(October 2005)
Independent test laboratory KTL can now offer a fully managed DECT test solution
DECT design is approved for US use
(July 2005)
The RTX Telecom developed Cordless Dualphone has received FCC approval as the first US DECT product in the world
Network on a card aids 3G development
(May 2005)
UK based 3G technology company 3Way Networks has announced its first product based around its innovative IN-c technology
Signal generators accelerate for production tests
(March 2005)
Aeroflex has added List Mode as a new option to the IFR 3410 series signal generators, offering a 6x increase in speed for high-volume production testing
Pair to promote combined cellular/cordless design
(June 2004)
CSR is working with IVT Corp on Bluetooth designs to advance 'one-phone' combined cellular/cordless applications
IP shifts DECT into 2.4GHz band
(June 2004)
WiCon this week has seen the release of new software intellectual property that optimises DECT for use in the licence-free 2.4GHz ISM frequency band
Module is speedy route to cordless handsets
(June 2004)
A novel cordless voice module (CVM) integrates a radio transceiver and baseband with a complete protocol stack on a single board
IP puts DECT into 2.4GHz band
(May 2004)
At WiCon next month in Amsterdam, Cambridge Consultants will demonstrate new silicon intellectual property that optimises DECT for use in the licence-free 2.4GHz ISM frequency band
KTC Telecom gets InTouch with new designs
(October 2003)
KTC Telecom Co of Korea is to develop a range of leading edge mobile phones based on TTPCom's InTouch handset designs
LDOs slim for PCMCIA applications
(August 2003)
Torex Semiconductor has developed an even slimmer version of its chip scale package for PCMCIA applications
Green batteries drop in to replace nicads
(July 2003)
Easby Electronics has a wide choice of nickel metal-hydride rechargeable button cells and batteries which will serve as nickel-cadmium (NiCd) replacements
Gateway design combines DECT with wireless LAN
(February 2003)
Philips has developed the semiconductor industry's first wireless broadband residential gateway reference design to support both 802.11b and DECT communications standards
DECT transceivers provide bullet-proof telemetry
(November 2002)
A new line of embedded DECT modules from Low Power Radio Solutions combines high-speed data transmission with low power consumption in a compact easy to apply package
PCMCIA card kits aid wireless developers
(July 2002)
A range of PCMCIA card kits from 3M offer fast, easy assembly and customisation to developers of Bluetooth and DECT wireless PC cards
Module combines GPS with GSM or DECT
(June 2002)
The COM-1286 module from Datasound Laboratories is an integrated positioning system solution that has a GPS receiver and a GSM 900/1800MHz or a DECT RF module onboard
No snubber intended for CMOS power amp
(March 2002)
New from Fairchild Semiconductor, the FAN7021 is a CMOS power amplifier for mobile phone, DECT phone, PDA and other portable applications
Siemens recognises National quality
(December 2001)
National Semiconductor has received the 'Quality Award 2001' from the Siemens ICM (Information and Communication Mobile) division
Big Flash baseband aids cordless versatility
(September 2001)
National Semiconductor's new SC14408 baseband controller has been selected as a key component of the Siemens Gigaset 4000 comfort handset
Multitone and DeTeWe in joint DECT development
(March 2001)
Wireless network integrator Multitone and leading voice and communications vendor DeTeWe are to jointly develop DECT-based PBX system solutions
DECT modules provide ready-to-run radio
(December 2000)
Low Power Radio Solutions has expanded its product range with its first DECT-based system