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Antenna integrates GPS receiver
The SmartAntenna F02 is an integrated antenna-receiver for global positioning applications.
News from Sarantel (11 September 2003)
Novel transmitter brings Easy Radio to hand
Low Power Radio Solutions has gone back to the drawing board with the design of its latest transmitter. Brochure available
News from Low Power Radio Solutions ( 9 September 2003)
GSM module takes Java onboard
The dual-band TDC GSM Java terminal combines the Siemens TC45 module with Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME) with the versatility of a plug and play platform.
News from TDC (Telecom Design Communications) ( 5 September 2003)
Sensitech signs for wireless support
Ember Corporation is working with Sensitech, a leading provider of cold chain information and analysis for the food and pharmaceutical markets.
News from Ember Europe ( 3 September 2003)
Student becomes MD for a day
Basingstoke-based distributor TDC had a new temporary boss earlier this week, with the winner of a schools' competition taking over from Managing Director Jerry Sandys for a day.
News from TDC (Telecom Design Communications) ( 1 September 2003)
Record year for radio specialist
Wood and Douglas reports a record year supplying products for telemetry, broadcast and security applications.
News from Wood and Douglas (29 August 2003)
Easy integration for low power GPS module
The XE1610-OEMPVT is an autonomous "ready-to-plug" GPS solution that can be easily integrated into customer products.
News from RF Solutions (28 August 2003)
Modems cut the wires on traffic signs
User application article Wolverhampton City Council has made substantial cost savings and speeded up the installation of new road signs by using cellphone technology to update the signs.
News from Sequoia Technology (22 August 2003)
Bluetooth development in a box
A novel all-in-one Bluetooth box contains everything a design engineer requires to evaluate type-approved Bluetooth communications without any prior expertise in either the protocol or in RF design.
News from Abacus Group (13 August 2003)
GPS receiver shrinks to quarter size
The Jupiter Pico is a miniature 12-channel GPS receiver module from Navman, offering system integrators all the performance of the Jupiter product line in a significantly reduced size.
News from TDC (Telecom Design Communications) ( 6 August 2003)
Development kit checks out radio MCUs
Microchip's rfPIC Development Kit 1 provides an easy way to evaluate low-power RF communication links for embedded control applications.
News from Microchip Technology ( 4 August 2003)
Transmitters approved for US market
RF Solutions has gained FCC approval for its 102 and 110 series radio transmitters.
News from RF Solutions (30 July 2003)
Bluetooth takes over RS232 links
The Wavespeed/S wireless serial adapter uses Bluetooth technology for simple connection of peripheral devices.
News from Digi International (29 July 2003)
Transceiver raises power for wider range
AeroComm's AC4424 frequency-hopping transceiver module now offers an improved range thanks to a power output rating increase to 100mW.
News from Aerocomm (23 July 2003)
GSM/GPRS module adds USB option
The Falcom C2D-USB is an embedded OEM module that provides a novel combination of state-of-the-art GSM/GPRS technology and a USB1.1 slave port.
News from Falcom (14 July 2003)
Freakes brings experience to bear
Adrian Freakes has joined leading low-power-radio expert Radiometrix. Brochure available
News from Radiometrix (14 July 2003)
Competition rewards innovation of youth
Basingstoke-based distributor TDC (Telecom Design Communications) has launched its second annual young innovator of the year competition.
News from TDC (Telecom Design Communications) (11 July 2003)
GSM modem shrinks for metering applications
Adding a remote mobile communications capability to an electricity meter couldn't be easier, thanks to the new Telemodem2 Mobile.
News from Jekyll Electronic Technology ( 9 July 2003)
Transceiver demonstrated in Berlin
At the ZigBee meeting in Berlin Nanotron Technologies demonstrated the first evaluation boards for its new wireless network Nanonet.
News from Nanotron Technologies ( 9 July 2003)
Patent for novel ceramic frequency filter
CSI Wireless has been awarded a patent on its new ceramic frequency filter for differential GPS (DGPS) correction signals.
News from CSI Wireless ( 7 July 2003)
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