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KSW Microtec signs up for RFID chip
Label technology specialist KSW Microtec is to use the Jewel chip from Innovision Research and Technology to deliver low-cost smart tickets in the mass transit sector.
News from Innovision Research and Technology, Jun 15, 2004
Pair to promote combined cellular/cordless design
CSR is working with IVT Corp on Bluetooth designs to advance "one-phone" combined cellular/cordless applications.
News from Cambridge Silicon Radio, Jun 14, 2004
New Bluetooth chips enhance datarates
CSR has launched a fourth generation of its Bluetooth silicon, designed for enhanced datarate (EDR) Bluetooth, launched this week by the Bluetooth SIG at WiCon World in Amsterdam.
News from Cambridge Silicon Radio, Jun 11, 2004
Low-power radio systems shrink to single chips
Three new RF ICs each offer complete low-power radio system solutions on a single chip, simplifying the design and reducing bill of material costs for customers.
News from Analog Devices, Jun 10, 2004
WLAN and Bluetooth shrink to one package each
New 802.11b low-power WLAN and Bluetooth semiconductor "system-in-package" solutions from Philips are specifically designed to operate at the same time in small-form-factor systems.
News from Philips Semiconductors, Jun 10, 2004
GSM/GPRS transceiver cuts board area in half
The Aero II GSM/GPRS transceiver is billed as the industry's smallest, highest performance RF transceiver for cellular handsets.
News from Silicon Laboratories, Jun 10, 2004
CMOS radio cuts the cost of wireless LAN chipsets
Athena Semiconductors has unveiled two wireless local area network chipsets for wireless connectivity primarily in Cardbus and MiniPCI solutions.
News from Athena Semiconductors, Jun 4, 2004
Ord takes charge of Bluetooth business
CSR has appointed Richard Ord as Vice President of the company's Bluetooth Business Unit.
News from Cambridge Silicon Radio, Jun 2, 2004
Radio chip takes "Fantastic voyage"
Given Imaging is using an ultra-low-power transmitter chip from Zarlink in its M2A capsule endoscope.
News from Zarlink Semiconductor, May 31, 2004
Chip-scale reader to accelerate RFID growth
The io is billed as the world's smallest and lowest-cost 13.56MHz RFID reader.
News from Innovision Research and Technology, May 28, 2004
Low-power-radio transceiver takes more onboard
The MICRF505 is Micrel's next-generation RadioWire transceiver, designed to save space and cost while increasing performance and ease of use.
News from Micrel Semiconductor Europe, May 27, 2004
First for Korean GSM Bluetooth handset
Pantech, one of the largest handset manufacturers in the world mobile phone market, has chosen CSR's BlueCore silicon to Bluetooth-enable its latest high-function G800 mobile phone.
News from Cambridge Silicon Radio, May 21, 2004
Single-chip Bluetooth comes in under $3
The STLC2500 is a single-chip product for handheld terminal applications that adds full Bluetooth v1.2 function and capability with superior radio performance and very low power consumption.
News from STMicroelectronics, May 20, 2004
Timberlake focuses on microwave products
Link Microtek, the Basingstoke-based supplier of RF and microwave components and subsystems, has appointed Paul Timberlake as Microwave Product Engineer.
News from Link Microtek, May 17, 2004
Profits rise following floatation
CSR has published unaudited financial results for the first quarter.
News from Cambridge Silicon Radio, May 12, 2004
Singmin to head up quality function
Andrew Singmin has joined SiGe Semiconductor as Quality Manager, responsible for extending SiGe Semiconductor's quality management system.
News from SiGe Semiconductor, May 6, 2004
Duplexer and power amp come together
A novel front-end module provides the industry's first combined CDMA duplexer/power amplifier for use in dual-band and US PCS mobile phones and wireless data cards.
News from Agilent Technologies, May 3, 2004
Smart card chip set for US transport applications
Giesecke and Devrient has licensed the Jewel low-cost contactless smart card chip for mass transit ticketing from Innovision Research and Technology.
News from Innovision Research and Technology, Apr 29, 2004
NASTEE technology extends to RFID chips
AMI Semiconductor has been selected by Magellan Technology to manufacture two of its RFID silicon solutions, including ST3 for StackTag version 3 and BT3 for ItemTag version 3.
News from AMI Semiconductor, Apr 26, 2004
Budget chip meets ITSO smart ticketing standard
Innovision Research and Technology has partnered with BemroseBooth to develop the world's lowest-cost RFID smart ticketing chip.
News from Innovision Research and Technology, Apr 26, 2004
Queen's Award completes hat-trick for CSR
CSR has won the internationally renowned Queen's Award for Enterprise, its third business accolade so far this year.
News from Cambridge Silicon Radio, Apr 23, 2004
RFID chip meets latest standards
Philips has released the industry's first RFID chip compliant to worldwide regulations supporting the EPCglobal standardisation activity for UHF.
News from Philips Semiconductors, Apr 21, 2004
Bluetooth turns handset to virtual office
The Orange SPV E200 uses the CSR BlueCore Bluetooth solution.
News from Cambridge Silicon Radio, Apr 16, 2004
Xsilogy to use wireless for process monitoring
Ember Corp has teamed up with Xsilogy to develop the next generation of wireless systems for managing demanding industrial processes in chemical, energy and industrial water treatment applications.
News from Ember Europe, Apr 16, 2004
Chip keeps clocks in tune
The ML6191 is the industry's first single-chip LSI for radio-controlled clocks, combining signal receiver, decoder and real-time-clock functions onto a single chip.
News from Oki Electric, Apr 14, 2004
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Communications ICs (wireless):
Communications ICs are dedicated devices that may be used for the transmission, reception or processing of signals in a communications system, either wirelessly or wired.
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