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Murata Electronics (UK)
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Oak House, Ancells Road Ancells Business Park
Fleet
GU51 2QW
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Listing of all 32 news releases from Murata Electronics (UK):
Low-ESR chips come in plastic packaging
New tape is 4mm wide and has a pitch of 0.1mm, saving around 75% of the volume of packaging material waste compared with the previous tape packaging.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) (23 April 2008)
Ceramic resonators save IC space
Murata's CSTCE-XT ceramic resonators have built-in ceramic resonators with built-in load capacitors to reduce component count and save space in USB 2.0 controller IC driver circuits.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) (14 March 2008)
Multilayer ceramic chips run to microwave
Low ESR helps reduce power consumption in mobile phones, basestations and telecommunications equipment, particularly RF power amplifiers.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) (18 February 2008)
Smaller format for ferrite inductors
Devices are suitable for EMI reduction on DC power lines and low speed signal lines where the smaller packaging reduces board space.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) (25 January 2008)
Chip inductors save space onboard
Multilayer power inductors use Murata's proprietary ceramic materials and innovative inner electrode design.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) (18 January 2008)
Hybrid couplers save space in handsets
The LDC15 series boasts a very low insertion loss of less than 0.2dB (typical at 25C), minimising the impact on the transmit signal power.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) ( 4 January 2008)
SAW lab to help ISM band designers
Measurement facility has a team of RF engineers to support designers at all stages of their RF projects in the 300, 400 and 800MHz ISM bands.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) (21 December 2007)
Magnetoresistive sensors are designed for ATMs
Devices are suitable for detection of magnetic thread or magnetic ink, and enable simple and quick mounting.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) ( 7 December 2007)
Compact RF switch eases device testing
Device measures only 2.5 x 2.5 x 1.4mm and is designed to reliably test microwave frequencies throughout a product's development stage up to final production.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) (30 November 2007)
Speedy convertors power sensitive circuits
Ultra-high-speed response DC/DC convertors are ideal for computer based equipment used in telecomms, industrial and instrumentation applications.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) (20 September 2007)
EMI suppressors fit in small footprints
BLM02 devices provide EMI suppression and prevention of abnormal oscillation in mobile phone power amplifier modules.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) (17 September 2007)
Power inductors keep a low profile
Low-profile multilayer monolithic power inductors are ideal for use in DC/DC convertors for small portable equipment such as mobile phones and multimedia devices.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) ( 3 July 2007)
Ceramic resonators aim for near-field comms
Ceramic oscillators are increasingly used to replace quartz crystal devices thanks to their smaller size and built in load capacitance.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) (30 May 2007)
Air-conditioning ionisers require low voltages
The MHM series of ionisers, designed specifically for air conditioning applications in the white goods, automotive and industrial sectors, require lower voltages for competitive performance.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) (21 March 2007)
PIR sensor enables much smaller designs
Surface mount pyroelectric infra-red sensor offers dramatically reduced footprint, easy automatic PCB mounting and lower cost.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) ( 9 February 2007)
Low-ESL capacitors suppress high frequencies
Murata has expanded its ranges of low-ESL capacitors, extending the capacitance ranges, over standard and extra low profile versions, while keeping ESL especially low.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) (25 October 2006)
Multilayer chips have high Q factors
Designed specifically for high performance and high reliability applications, Murata has introduced the Hi-Q MLC range of multilayer chip capacitors.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) (17 August 2006)
Rotary sensors cut the cost of noncontact controls
The SV21 series of rotary position sensors claims a breakthrough in the price/performance barrier for these increasingly popular noncontact devices.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) ( 6 July 2006)
Ceramic resonators suit CANbus duties
Competitively priced three-terminal ceramic resonators target CANbus applications.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) (17 April 2006)
Miniature chip coils are compact low-cost chokes
Good news for designers looking for miniature chip coils for use as chokes.
News from Murata Electronics (UK) (23 March 2006)
Chip coils provide RoHS-compliant suppression
Tiny robot shows off components expertise
Making more space for noise suppression
Compact chokes clean up high-speed signals
SAW devices extend to higher frequencies
Capacitor arrays save space, time and money
Ceramic resonators available off the shelf
Small claims for microwave connector
Chip inductors offer a low-cost alternative
Inductors cut resistance to save wireless power
Chip thermistors show their value
Chip thermistors cut the cost of protection

