Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "POTS",
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 Pots are perfect for pro audio from
BI Technologies Electronic Components Division, which we summarised at the time by saying "Panel potentiometers are available in a variety of constructions, and some models feature life cycles up to 100,000 rotations".
A couple of weeks before,
we featured the news release Signalling protocol package meets latest standards from
Netbricks: "The new Netbricks interworking signaling protocol package IWF-Bricks POTS is fully compliant with the latest TiSpan ETSI standards".
In August 2007, we covered the news from Catalyst Semiconductor
concerning its CAT5114 in 2 x 2.5mm TDFN
- take a look at Digital pots come in smaller packages
which says: "Digitally programmable potentiometer now available in an 8-lead 2 x 2.5mm TDFN package, making it the world's smallest nonvolatile digital potentiometer".
Take a look also at the news release from Almit Technology, Solder comes in handy-sized bars,
as well as Digital pots retain precision from Intersil,
and Extraction units improve working environment from Solbraze.
See also:
Software brings clarity to speakerphone
(April 2007)
The Aura Mobile BT Bluetooth conferencing device from Spracht uses SoundClear from Acoustic Technologies
Diagnostic software runs on VDSL2 chipsets
(March 2007)
Software is designed to help roll out broadband services on multimode VDSL2 platforms
Thermally conducting resin bonds, coats and pots
(December 2006)
Master Bond has completed in-use trial testing of EP21TDC-2AN, a highly flexible, two component, thermally conducting epoxy resin compound for high performance bonding, coating and encapsulation
Low profile for precision potentiometers
(August 2006)
A single turn conductive plastic potentiometer with a 22mm diameter provides design engineers with one of the lowest profile precision potentiometers in the industry
Wave soldering range covers all volumes
(June 2006)
ATF wave soldering machines are all fully lead-free compatible and offer a very high specifications in a compact unit
Handheld tester puts copper networks on trial
(June 2006)
A handheld battery-powered test set handles both installation and maintenance applications on copper-based, triple-play, broadband access networks
Printed circuit technologies are underexploited
(March 2006)
Today's printed circuit technologies offer a wide range of capabilities that are not widely appreciated by the rest of the electronics industry, argues Keith Barnett
Digital pots compete with mechanical types
(March 2006)
Low-power low-voltage volatile 6bit digital potentiometers are cost- and size-competitive with current mechanical potentiometers
Selective systems raise soldering quality
(March 2006)
The Jade and Orissa are the latest selective soldering systems from Pillarhouse
Solder pots deal with lead-free dross
(February 2006)
New solder pots automatically create a dross-free zone for fast, reliable and efficient soldering with lead-free solders
Fax boards work with open source PBX software
(February 2006)
A new free software layer allows interoperability between Pika high-density analogue boards and Asterisk PBX software
Softmodem supports switch to VoIP
(January 2006)
Gao Research has supplied its V.92 modem software to power a new, state-of-the-art video phone as part of a large-scale migration towards VoIP by a leading telecommunications service provider
Alliance focuses on VoIP development
(October 2005)
Teledata Networks is working with Octasic for development of next generation network VoIP capabilities
Digital pots offer compact low-cost option
(September 2005)
A new family of digitally controlled potentiometers are billed as the smallest volatile 32-tap DCPs in the industry
High voltage pots expand digital applications
(August 2005)
The CAT5132 is Catalyst Semiconductor's first digital programmable potentiometer to be designed for applications requiring up to 15V on the potentiometer terminals
Batteries boost density for telecomms backup
(August 2005)
Saft offers a choice of three advanced battery technologies to provide backup power for telecomms infrastructure applications
Overcurrent protection suits telecomms linecards
(July 2005)
The PolySwitch TSM600-400 is a low-resistance resettable overcurrent protection device for communications infrastructure applications
Adjuster cuts pots from LCD designs
(April 2005)
The MAX8738 is an I2C-programmable VCOM-adjustment solution for thin-film transistor liquid-crystal displays
Secondary-side controller mops up PSU discretes
(March 2005)
The ADM1041 is a highly integrated, advanced secondary-side controller targeted for high availability AC/DC power supplies used in communications applications
Network goes from RF to Internet protocol
(December 2004)
A novel Internet-connected wireless local network enables remote communication with one or more electronic installations
DSL filter overcomes capacitance limits
(November 2004)
Pulse has introduced a new dynamic customer premises equipment (CPE) filter designed to improve digital subscriber line (DSL) broadband services in Europe
Broadband design brings in voice, video and data
(September 2004)
An new integrated voice and data (IVD) reference design addresses telecomms service providers' needs to provide triple-play delivery of voice, video and data
Digital pots for space constrained applications
(August 2004)
Catalyst Semiconductor has launched the first six products in its new family of ultra-small 32- and 16-tap volatile digital potentiometers
Digital pots aim for space saving applications
(July 2004)
The X93155 and X93255 ultra-low-power digitally controlled potentiometers address new market needs for high volume and space constrained applications
Dual- and quad-tap pots go digital
(May 2004)
Catalyst Semiconductor has added four new 256-tap nonvolatile digitally programmable potentiometers (DPPs) to its family of analogue/mixed-signal integrated circuits
Active tester gets physical with LANs
(April 2004)
Navitek is a comprehensive handheld network diagnostic tool that helps identify and correct common problems related to the physical layers of local area networks
Network processor simplifies multiservice platform
(October 2003)
Calix set out to improve voice, data, and video service delivery economics for wireline carriers of all sizes, with the creation of its C7 simplified services platform
Digital pots ditch on-chip memory to save costs
(October 2003)
Catalyst Semiconductor has doubled the size of its digital potentiometer IC portfolio by adding a range of DPP digitally programmable potentiometer ICs without embedded EEPROM
Seminar answers questions on lead-free processing
(September 2003)
Blundell Production Equipment is set to host a seminar on lead-free processing next month in Coventry
Lead-free paste set to clean up
(September 2003)
Soldering specialist Cobar has developed a novel lead-free no-clean solder paste
Chipset cuts central-office ADSL to two devices
(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
Four pots in one with digital control
(August 2003)
Broadening its DCP range of products, Xicor has announced the X9252 family of quad 256-tap nonvolatile digital programmable potentiometers
Digital potentiometer ICs cut power and cost less
(July 2003)
New quad and dual digitally programmable potentiometer ICs are designed to replace mechanical potentiometers
SMD pots resist the heat of lead free soldering
(May 2003)
A new range of sealed SMD cermet potentiometer capable of withstanding the high temperatures in lead-free soldering is now available from Micromark C and CD