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RISC core puts GSM/GPRS/GPS module in control
The F35-XXL-SI is a smart GSM/GPRS/GPS embedded OEM module that combines the advantages of a standardised module with those of an open platform, bringing together the best of both worlds.
News from Falcom ( 5 February 2003)
Medallion goes wireless
Technical Solutions has demonstrated a novel wireless terminal to selected OEMs.
News from Technical Solutions (30 January 2003)
Brain Boxes invests - in people
Brain Boxes has been accredited as an "Investor in People".
News from Brainboxes (28 January 2003)
Spread-spectrum modules aid fleet management
User application article Highlighting the breadth of applications now employing wireless technology, AeroComm has supplied transceivers for a range of vehicle management applications.
News from Aerocomm (27 January 2003)
Radio modules provide peace of mind
Radiometrix designs and manufactures a variety of low power radio modules that make the implementation of high-reliability, cable-free datalinks easy for a wide range of applications. Brochure available
News from Radiometrix (22 January 2003)
Narrowband modules provide more range
The TX2M and RX2M transmitter and receiver pair are now available from Radiometrix for both UK and European bands. Brochure available
News from Radiometrix (22 January 2003)
GPS receiver cuts size and power, boosts accuracy
The JP5 single-board 12 parallel channel GPS receiver is the latest member of Falcom's powerful GSM/GPRS/GPS OEM module product portfolio.
News from Falcom (21 January 2003)
Wireless modem module gains GPS functionality
Alpha Micro's AMC1802GSXLA dual-band GPRS/GSM embedded radio modem module is now available with optional GPS (Global Positioning System) functionality.
News from Alpha Micro Components (16 January 2003)
It pays to outsource wireless design
Technical background article Wireless design is a key technology area best left to specialists, argues Craig Swallow, Commercial Director of Triteq.
News from Triteq (14 January 2003)
Telematics solution suits after-market alarms
CSI Wireless is to become the exclusive telematics hardware supplier to Directed Electronics, the world's largest after-market vehicle security and remote-start manufacturer.
News from CSI Wireless (13 January 2003)
Easy-to-interface modules to spread Bluetooth
A new range of easy-to-apply OEM modules is set to expand the application scope for Bluetooth technology.
News from Wireless Futures ( 6 January 2003)
Serial port module leads simple Bluetooth range
Simply Blue is a new family of modules that National Semiconductor reckons will greatly simplify the design of systems using Bluetooth wireless technology.
News from National Semiconductor (18 December 2002)
Pack gets to grip with GPS receiver module
The TDC GPS9543 starter pack allows fast out-of-the-box evaluation of the Leadtek 9543 GPS receiver.
News from TDC (Telecom Design Communications) (18 December 2002)
Bluetooth adapter runs wireless RS232 links
The latest Bluetooth adapter from Brain Boxes is an RS232 to Bluetooth convertor suitable for any product with an RS232 connector - from PCs to label printers, test equipment to modems.
News from Brainboxes (16 December 2002)
Bluetooth modules handle audio signals
Two GenBlue modules each features a Bluetooth 1.1 implementation with integrated RF, Flash and crystal within a compact form factor.
News from Gennum Corp (16 December 2002)
Compact module adds dual-band functionality
The I2D is a low-cost fully type approved dual-band GSM900/1800 (or 850/1900) GSM/GPRS module for direct integration into customer specific hardware platforms.
News from Falcom (11 December 2002)
Module provides easy-to-apply Bluetooth addon
Philips has released its first complete plug-and-play Bluetooth semiconductor module for adding Bluetooth wireless technology to mobile applications such as PDAs, laptops and mobile phones.
News from Philips Semiconductors (11 December 2002)
Bluetooth is no panacea for short range wireless
Technical background article Many OEMs contemplating incorporating Bluetooth into their products are being misled - or at the very least are becoming confused about the platform's capabilities and rollout, says Jim O'Callaghan.
News from Aerocomm (10 December 2002)
GPS receiver is smaller and more frugal
The Lassen SQ is an ultra-low-power miniature GPS receiver module for mobile device applications.
News from Trimble Component Technologies ( 9 December 2002)
Narrowband links spear through interference
The CDPTX4-4(8)-ER transmitter and CDPRX3-4(8)-ER receiver offer a high-performance narrowband FM radio link for applications where reliable radio communication in noisy RF environments is essential. Brochure available
News from Low Power Radio Solutions (27 November 2002)
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