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RF module is among the best
MaxStream's premiere OEM RF module has again been recognised by the US media after being listed as one of the top 25 products manufactured in the USA.
News from MaxStream ( 2 September 2005)
GPS receivers help plot Katrina's course
User application article The US National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) is using u-blox GPS technology to determine the strength, direction and speed of hurricanes.
News from u-blox ( 1 September 2005)
Contactless smart cards on show in Florida
At ASIS in Orlando, Florida, Integrated Engineering will be showing the state of the art in contactless smart card technology such as the e-passport.
News from Integrated Engineering ( 1 September 2005)
Radio modems suit hazardous locations
MaxStream now offers Class I, Division 2 certified wireless radio modems.
News from MaxStream (16 August 2005)
Multistandard digital radios in the spotlight
RadioScape will be showcasing multistandard digital radios based on its recently launched RS500 module at IFA 2005 in Berlin, Germany (2nd to 7th September 2005).
News from RadioScape (12 August 2005)
GPS receivers are easy to integrate
A new family of 12-channel GPS receiver modules can be quickly and easily implemented into customer designs.
News from RF Solutions ( 8 August 2005)
Spread spectrum family strikes up a new band
A 868MHz spread spectrum transceiver has been designed specifically for products destined for the European market.
News from Aerocomm ( 5 August 2005)
Transceivers cut the wire from serial devices
RF Neulink, a leading supplier of wireless data transceivers has broadened its portfolio of wireless data products to include the NL900 and NL2400.
News from RF Neulink, Division of RF Industries ( 3 August 2005)
Wireless networks harness energy for free
Specialist embedded wireless component distributor TDC is cohosting an "Energy for free" seminar with EnOcean on 22nd September 2005 at the Abacus Headquarters in Newbury, Berkshire.
News from TDC (Telecom Design Communications) ( 3 August 2005)
RFID reader integrates with broadband networks
The HS500E is the first industrial RFID integrated antenna/reader offering single point, high speed access to industrial and commercial broadband networks.
News from Escort Memory Systems ( 2 August 2005)
ZigBee radios support serial and USB interfaces
Stand-alone XBee-Pro radios allow for quick connections to both RS232 and USB enabled devices.
News from MaxStream ( 1 August 2005)
Narrowband radio modules go a long way
A true narrowband transmitter/receiver pair offers a low power, reliable datalink for applications where longer ranges (over 500m) are required at low datarates. Brochure available
News from Radiometrix (27 July 2005)
Bluetooth phenomenon comes to the UK
Merlin Systems Corp has secured the first and only official UK distribution deal with Bluetooth global phenomenon Initium.
News from Merlin Systems Corp (21 July 2005)
Logging system is always on with GPRS
The AcPro I allows monitoring and control from 1 to 500 remote stations without the need for any dialup.
News from CDL Products (18 July 2005)
RF modules cover 2.4GHz ISM band
Nanotron Technologies has developed a new generation of RF modules for the 2.4GHz ISM band - the nanoPAN 5360 and nanoPAN 5361.
News from Nanotron Technologies (11 July 2005)
RF amplifiers provide powerful coverage
Two new RF power amplifiers together cover the entire 20-2000MHz frequency range at greater than 50W RF output power.
News from Ophir RF ( 7 July 2005)
Narrowband transceiver is smart alternative
The TRXQ1 is the latest Smart Radio product from RF Solutions that greatly simplifies the implementation of reliable wireless communications.
News from RF Solutions (28 June 2005)
Wireless technologies on show in Tokyo
Eazix is exhibiting for the first time at this year's Embedded Systems Expo and Conference (ESEC) to be held from 29th June to 1st July in Tokyo.
News from Eazix (27 June 2005)
RF module offers quick route to ZigBee
A new meshing RF module aims to allow companies to tap into the lucrative ZigBee market for wireless control and monitoring products with no in-house RF engineering experience.
News from Telegesis (22 June 2005)
Tracking technology makes sense of weak GPS
Atmel and u-blox have codeveloped a new GPS weak-signal tracking technology, called SuperSense, supporting Atmel's Antaris GPS chipsets and GPS modules from u-blox.
News from u-blox (20 June 2005)
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