Rocky-6161 single board computer
06 December, 2005 | Supplied by: ICP Electronics Australia Pty LtdICP Electronics has released a PICMG single board computer with Intel PCI-Express architecture, the Rocky-6161. The PCI-Express is the latest I/O interface to replace PCI for higher bandwidth and has become a new standard for the next-generation computer industry.
Power LED module
06 December, 2005 | Supplied by: http://www.mrutty.com.au/Designed for emerging solid-state lighting uses, where ultra-bright illumination and a versatile colour range is desired in a reflow solderable design optimised for proper thermal management, BivarOpto has introduced a 3 W LED module.
Non-contacting potentiometer opens new perspectives
05 December, 2005 | Supplied by: Moog Australia Pty LtdWhile the degree of precision and reproduction accuracy are unable to match those of costly digital systems, there are many applications that do not require this performance level
Prototyping a secure multi-purpose mobile chip
14 November, 2005A high-capacity chip under development is claimed to have the potential to do away with many of the identity documents, credit cards and passwords people have to use each day. The IST program-funded project SM-PAYSOC has created a working prototype of the chip packaged in a smartcard, which in the future could also be incorporated into a USB token or a SIM card.
Duplex system
04 November, 2005 | Supplied by: http://www.waverider.com.auWaveRider's 1000G ensures that remote sites will have the full benefit of a high-speed network.
Aztec LED light engines
04 November, 2005 | Supplied by: http://www.aerospacedefenceproducts.com.au/The Optosign range of Aztec LED Light Engines combine the brightest LED arrays available, with manufacturing and technological expertise, to create stylish products that offer a viable alternative to traditional light sources in a variety of applications.
Researchers create multi-colour LEDs
17 October, 2005A team of University of California scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory have developed what it claims is the first inorganic, multi-colour light-emitting diodes based on colloidal quantum dots encapsulated in a gallium nitride semiconductor.
Let there be light...emitting diodes
05 October, 2005Russell Dupuis talks about the development and future of this revolutionary technology in conversation with Jane Sanders
Lightweight relays
04 October, 2005 | Supplied by: http://www.aerospacedefenceproducts.com.au/Leach International has developed two small, lightweight relay series - KX and KUL - designed to carry high-current loads up to 300 A.
LED current driver
04 October, 2005 | Supplied by: http://www.tenrod.com.au/LEDs in arrays need constant current driving - for consistent driving current through each LED. Putting a resistor across each LED will not ensure the current through each LED in the array will be the same because every LED has its own voltage drop value.
Processor core
04 October, 2005 | Supplied by: http://www.emlogic.com.au/The phyCORE-ARM7/LPC229x supports high-performance, low power LCP2292 and LPC2294 ARM7TDMI-S devices from Philips that offer up to four on-chip CAN nodes.
Circuit elements for opto frequencies
10 September, 2005Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania propose to shrink circuits to save space and power and, more importantly, accommodate electronic applications at much higher frequencies than are possible with current models - applications that include nano-optics, optical information storage and molecular signalling.
Underwater piezo speaker
01 September, 2005 | Supplied by: http://www.adilam.com.au/Based on the in-house expertise in vibration characteristic of piezoceramic material and microacoustics, Sonitron has developed what it claims is the first flat piezoceramic speaker for underwater applications.
Broadband TWT amplifiers
01 September, 2005 | Supplied by: http://www.rfi-ind.com.au/RFI Industries has released the TMD range of broadband TWT amplifiers.
Intelligent AC motor soft starter
01 September, 2005 | Supplied by: http://www.pne.com.au/Designed for single phase compressors of up to 6.5kWatts (6.5 shaft horsepower), i-Start's patented switching technology not only reduces start-up currents to less than 45Amps, it reduces electrical load and hence wear on the starter as well, offering the potential of longer life for both compressors and starters alike.
