Electronicstalk news headlines: Sunday 23 July to Saturday 29 July 2000

Free CD-Rom outlines Ni-Cd backup batteries

Alcad's new CD-ROM is designed to provide a complete suite of information and utilities for the correct specification and usage of industrial rechargeable nickel-cadmium (Ni-Cd) batteries

News from Alcad (28 July 2000)

Senior engineer rejoins RFI

Radio Frequency Investigation Ltd (RFI) has appointed Tony Henriques as a senior engineer in its Regulatory and Technical Support group (RATS).

News from RFI Global Services (28 July 2000)

Integral PWM circuitry makes fans smarter

Fan Technology now offers designers of intelligent cooling systems increased flexibility with many ADDA fans now being supplied with integral pulse width modulation (PWM) circuitry.

News from Fan Technology (26 July 2000)

Simple but effective screening for connectors

The KC 2200 and KC 2400 are two series of EMC backshells from KEC that are designed to provide top levels of EMC performance when used with all standard circular connectors.

News from KEC (26 July 2000)

A more powerful alternative to microcontrollers?

Impulse Corporation announces the availability of the Rabbit 2000 Core Module which provides the essential interface for the Rabbit 2000 Microprocessor and customer's application-specific hardware

News from Impulse (25 July 2000)

New isolators offer wider range power at low cost

Dataforth Corporation has announced the introduction of its new DSCL series of external powered and loop powered isolators.

News from Impulse (25 July 2000)

RS232 connected to 422/485 and extended to 1.2km

Amplicon has recently introduced the new isolated 485Fi, and Magic 485F25 convertors, used for extending RS232 networks up to 1.2 km, or for connecting RS232 devices to RS422/485 networks.