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GPS module finds home in smart antenna
User application article Leading European mail-order electronics supplier Conrad has developed a GPS smart antenna based on the u-blox SuperSense LEA-4H flagship module
News from u-blox (13 February 2006)
Acquisition expands smart card capabilities
Zetes Industries has acquired the Cards Division of the Belgian company Idoc, which specialises in the production of secured identity documents.
News from Zetes ( 9 February 2006)
I/Q phase detector claims top accuracy
The Model IQM8510L18R is an ultra-accurate I/Q phase detector operating in the 8.5 to 10GHz band.
News from Miteq ( 9 February 2006)
GPS receivers gain assistance
Assisted GPS services supply instant location information, reducing GPS receivers' time to first fix to just a few seconds.
News from u-blox ( 6 February 2006)
Embedded gateway aids mobile system development
The Vector 300FM is a versatile, small, low cost, embedded gateway designed to take the pain out of developing and deploying mobile solutions.
News from Prolificx ( 2 February 2006)
Embedded cellular modem has power to spare
The Micronix PV-1800 is a GPRS/GSM modem based on the PC/104 architecture, with an integrated 20W power supply, isolated 12bit A/D inputs and digital I/O.
News from Micro Technic ( 2 February 2006)
Preconfigured modules mesh straight off the shelf
The DM1800 module incorporates several features that make it easy to set up and operate a wireless mesh network.
News from RF Monolithics ( 2 February 2006)
RF modems become broadcast repeaters
The award-winning 9XTend and 9XStream RF product families now incorporate sophisticated broadcast repeater communication.
News from MaxStream ( 1 February 2006)
Evans returns as Managing Director
Brainboxes has reorganised its senior management to help drive its product development and to grow the company globally.
News from Brainboxes (31 January 2006)
Chinese broadcasters embrace DMB standard
RadioScape has supplied of the latest professional DMB/DAB broadcast systems to a number of major broadcasters in China.
News from RadioScape (30 January 2006)
FM transmitter family covers TV and radio
The R and S NR8200 family of VHF FM transmitters are based on a common platform for TV and sound broadcast transmitters, covering a power range from 2.5 to 30kW.
News from Rohde and Schwarz (25 January 2006)
Bluetooth adapters are RoHS ready
Brainboxes is already supplying RoHS-ready products.
News from Brainboxes (24 January 2006)
Aircraft module on GSM awards shortlist
ip.access has been nominated for a prestigious 2006 GSM Association Award.
News from TTPCom (24 January 2006)
Wireless mesh module approved for USA and Europe
The DM1800 embedded wireless mesh networking module has received certification from both the US Federal Communications Commission and the European Telecommunications Standards Institute.
News from RF Monolithics (23 January 2006)
Firmware upgrades GPS performance
New GPS firmware features spectacular navigation, SuperSense weak signal performance and unmatched coverage in the most difficult urban canyons.
News from u-blox (23 January 2006)
Embedded modem aids automotive security
A new embedded modem for automotive applications integrates an impact sensor, ignition cut relay circuit, a GPRS modem and GPS receiver.
News from Alpha Micro Components (20 January 2006)
Tetra mobile radio system passes the test
The Accessnet-T Tetra mobile radio system from R and S Bick Mobilfunk has been recertified for interoperability.
News from Rohde and Schwarz (19 January 2006)
Novel wireless system makes more of broadband
WiBoost is a patent-pending technology that parallels Internet lines over public airwaves, giving amazing speed to DSL and cable users.
News from WiBoost (18 January 2006)
Slovenians sign up for DAB
RadioScape has been awarded a contract to supply the first DAB broadcasting system for Slovenia.
News from RadioScape (18 January 2006)
Low-cost module cuts GPS power budget
The LEA-4A low-cost GPS module features the recently released 16-channel Antaris 4 receiver technology developed jointly by Atmel and u-blox.
News from u-blox (13 January 2006)
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