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Study looks at next-generation military comms

The Federal Office for Information Management and Information Technology of the German Armed Forces has commissioned Rohde and Schwarz to carry out a study into software defined radio.

News from Rohde and Schwarz (13 January 2006)

Bluetooth module needs no RF design expertise

The LinkMatik Bluetooth module enables designers to add wireless communications capability to their products without the need for RF and antenna design expertise.

News from RF Solutions (13 January 2006)

Encoder demonstrates IP video over satellite phone

Oki Electric has succeeded in transmitting video through satellite phone connections with its portable video compression transmitter, the RS-M MPEG-4 encoder.

News from Oki Electric (12 January 2006)

Tiny GPS modules take position on the shelf

Abacus Express has added the industry's smallest GPS modules to feature dead-reckoning as well as satellite positioning.

News from Abacus Express South (11 January 2006)

Management team grows by two

Triteq has expanded its management team with the addition of two new key members.

News from Triteq (10 January 2006)

Software defined radio speeds theatre to market

User application article Vestel, one of the world's largest consumer electronics manufacturers, has been working with RadioScape to create a home theatre system with integrated DAB capability.

News from RadioScape (10 January 2006)

Serial port module breaks the cable

Open Interface of North America and Leadtek Research have announced the availability of the LR9923 serial port Bluetooth module (SPM).

News from Open Interface North America ( 9 January 2006)

Wireless modules speed sensor integration

Jennic has a new range of IEEE802.15.4/ZigBee modules enabling rapid development of wireless sensor based products.

News from Jennic ( 6 January 2006)

Hemisphere locates GPS acquisition

The Hemisphere GPS Division of CSI Wireless has acquired Del Norte Technology of Euless, Texas, for US $940,000.

News from CSI Wireless ( 5 January 2006)

Modules cut the cost of Bluetooth audio

Open Interface's market leading Soundabout solution is now available as a complete hardware solution.

News from Open Interface North America ( 5 January 2006)

Transposer system expands broadcast nets

The R and S XV7003 transposer system enables efficient expansion of DVB-T and DVB-H networks.

News from Rohde and Schwarz ( 4 January 2006)

Receiver upgrades and replaces multiple units

Acal Microsystems is eagerly awaiting the demonstration version of the new Microdyne digital receiver.

News from Acal Microsystems (26 December 2005)

Wireless seminars to tour Europe

During 2006 TDC will be hosting a series of seminars at Abacus Group companies in Stockholm and Italy in addition to the Abacus Headquarters in Newbury, Berkshire.

News from TDC (Telecom Design Communications) (16 December 2005)

Compact GPS module is a sensitive sort

Powered by u-blox' new Antaris 4 positioning engine, and just 17 x 22mm in size, the LEA-4H GPS receiver module offers SuperSense indoor GPS functionality, which enables unprecedented sensitivity.

News from u-blox (14 December 2005)

UK distribution for digital radio modules

RadioScape has appointed Clere Electronic Components as its UK distributor.

News from RadioScape (12 December 2005)

Design and manufacturing facilities on show

Triteq will exhibit for the first time at next year's Southern Manufacturing, following a year of record growth.

News from Triteq ( 9 December 2005)

GPS module is OEM positioning system

The Crescent Vector is a complete OEM GPS compass and positioning system designed primarily for the marine market but also very applicable for other markets including agriculture and machine control.

News from CSI Wireless ( 8 December 2005)

Sony Ericsson signs for pan-European M2M coverage

Rutronik Elektronische Bauelemente has signed a pan-European distribution agreement with Sony Ericsson, a leading provider of wireless machine-to-machine (M2M) technology.