Resistors and Terminations
12 August, 2002 | Supplied by: Electronic Development Sales Pty Ltd
Miteq's line of gold standard resistors and terminations offer design features such as: good broadband VSWR; reliable construction; nickel, silver and gold plating; welded leads; and copper and copper/tungsten mounting flanges.
Erbium-Doped Fibres
09 August, 2002
Semrock has made available a line of erbium-doped fibres. The fibre portfolio consists of both C-Band and L-Band fibres, in 125 and 80 micron cladding diameters.
Superconducting nanowires help in study of phase transistors
05 August, 2002
By creating superconducting nanowires using carbon nanotube molecules, researchers at the University of Illinois are investigating just how small a wire can become and remain a superconductor
Security Standard for Flash Memory Cards
01 August, 2002
Sandisk and Toshiba have announced the creation of a mobile commerce (MC) extension standard for flash memory cards. The standard will enable the implementation of security functions in addition to the standard memory features that are already supported by such cards.
Switch Joystick
09 July, 2002 | Supplied by: Tenrod Australia Pty Ltd
The Oliver Control 1000 series switch joysticks comes with options such as screw or bush mounting, single or double pole configuration and a choice of operation mode, which is determined by limiter plates featuring, single axis, double axis, cross, diagonal and eight point star.
CPU Card
09 July, 2002 | Supplied by: Protech Group
The Prox-1710 P4 CPU card is powered by an Intel 845 chipset and can run up to 2.2 GHz. Equipped with an ATI Rage Mobility M6 VGA chipset, the CPU card is empowered to support the AGP 4x standard.
GMS V191 Atlantis-V Single Board Computer
09 July, 2002 | Supplied by: Embedded Logic Solutions Pty Ltd
The GMS V191 Atlantis-V from General Microsystems is a PowerPC single board computer. The V191 uses a PowerPC 7410 processor that operates from 500 MHz up to the 1 GHz operation of the future.
Nanospintronics
03 July, 2002
Physicists at the Institute for Microstructural Sciences (Ottawa) have created a prototype of a single-spin transistor, that consists of a quantum dot connected to spin-polarised leads.
GHz technology and RF businesses
13 June, 2002
Advance Power Technology RF (APT-RF) is a newly formed organisation and brand. It is the result of the integration of the RF businesses of APT and of two RF acquisitions, GHz Technology (January 2002) and Microsemi RF (May 2002).
Optical Pea Shooter
11 June, 2002
Researchers from the University of Bath in England have propelled polystyrene beads through a hollow fibre with a laser beam.
Richardson fibre optic unit
23 May, 2002
Richardson Electronics has announced the formation of a Fibre Optic Communications business unit.
Advanced Organic Light Emitting Device Research
20 May, 2002
Universal Display Corporation, Princeton University and the University of Southern California have announced the expansion and extension of their collaborative research agreement on advanced organic thin film devices, including organic light emitting devices (OLEDs) for flat panel displays, organic lasers, organic lighting and other areas of organic electronics through 2007.
DC-DC Controller
14 May, 2002 | Supplied by: Power Technology & Element Energy
Maxim has introduced the MAX1966/MAX1967 voltage-mode, 100 kHz PWM step-down DC-DC controllers to provide low cost 1 to 15 A power supplies.
Precise 16 bit DAC
14 May, 2002 | Supplied by: Soanar Limited
Linear Technology has introduced the LTC1592, claimed to be the only 16-bit current output DAC that has a software programmable output range.
Network Converter
14 May, 2002 | Supplied by: Boston Technology Pty Ltd
The model 9365 converter from Telebyte is designed to enable networks using the latest DB9 interface connections to communicate between RS-485 or RS-422 devices, and RS-232 equipment at data rates up to 115.2 Kbps.
