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Falcom signs for GSM/GPRS modules
Falcom Wireless Communications has chosen Telit as its future strategic partner for GSM/GPRS modules, which will be used as core components in its innovative solutions.
News from Telit Communications (12 September 2006)
Computer-on-module takes Wi-Fi onboard
Computer-on-module integrates a Wi-Fi 802.11b WLAN interface, allowing developers to implement wireless connectivity in embedded and mobile computing applications. Brochure available
News from Anders Electronics (11 September 2006)
RFID workshop plays it again
A proven RFID workshop is being repeated in Cambridge on 27th and 28th September 2006.
News from RFIP Solutions ( 8 September 2006)
Module cuts receiver size, cost and consumption
New generation of small-size and low-power DAB modules enables OEMs to manufacture feature-rich DAB and DMB receivers at a much lower price.
News from EtherWaves ( 8 September 2006)
Microwave show is key to European market
A range of new products and services offered by specialist high technology company Labtech will be showcased at the European Microwave Show in Manchester from 12th to 14th September 2006.
News from Labtech ( 5 September 2006)
Sonet/SDH takes to the airwaves
Galazar Networks has expanded its portfolio of multiservice transport solutions with the introduction of its RadioNode product.
News from Galazar Networks ( 4 September 2006)
Satcom amplifiers keep the noise down
Satcom waveguide amplifiers use PHEMTs offering the lowest noise figures available in the various frequency bands associated with S- and Ka-band satellite communication.
News from Miteq ( 4 September 2006)
Down convertor suits electronic warfare
Down convertor module operates over a broad frequency range of 2-18GHz, making it ideally suited for electronic warfare and electronic counter measures.
News from Endwave Defense Systems (31 August 2006)
Online market focuses on low-power radio
1 Stop Radio is a new concept in online sales for short-range wireless devices.
News from 1 Stop Radio (29 August 2006)
Wireless systems adapt to transport applications
Comtech M2M will demonstrate its intelligent communication solutions at the 13th Annual World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems.
News from Comtech (28 August 2006)
Alliance adds a wireless option
Belden has signalled its entry into the wireless arena by signing a multi-year multi-million-dollar global agreement with Extricom.
News from Belden CDT (25 August 2006)
Bias tees and DC blocks go low
In addition to its high frequency 40GHz bias tees and DC blocks, Miteq has now introduced a new line of low frequency, low cost bias tees and DC blocks.
News from Miteq (21 August 2006)
Radio modules gain Spanish distribution
Circuit Design has appointed the Affinity Group as its distributor in Spain.
News from Circuit Design (21 August 2006)
Alliance targets Australian radio applications
Circuit Design has appointed Telelink Communications as its distributor in Australia.
News from Circuit Design (21 August 2006)
Amps cover wideband and narrowband applications
Microwave amplifiers are competitively priced yet provide the quality and performance required for space, military and commercial communications applications.
News from Link Microtek (18 August 2006)
Antenna and GPS module unite in reference design
A new "smart antenna" reference design cuts time to market for products ranging from personal navigators to multimedia players with built-in navigation functions.
News from Sarantel (18 August 2006)
Service aspects of M2M communications
Technical background article As M2M switches to GPRS, selecting the right service is the key says Mike Collen of Acte Components.
News from Acte Components (17 August 2006)
Low-power radio weathers the storm
Waterproof radio remote controls are ideal for use in garden lighting, floodlighting and access control applications.
News from RF Solutions (14 August 2006)
M2M module is approved for North American use
Telit Communications has been awarded PTCRB (PCS Type Certification Review Board) certification for its GE864 module.
News from Telit Communications ( 8 August 2006)
Contactless readers pass federal testing
Integrated Engineering's contactless SmartID readers have been approved by the US General Services Administration as compliant with the Federal Information Processing Standard 201.
News from Integrated Engineering ( 7 August 2006)
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