Monthly Archives: September 2011

Marl has extended its industrial and defence LED panel indicator range with two robust series featuring stringent EMC screening. One of the new LED indicators offers NVIS (Night VISion) radiance, making it suitable for use by operators wearing military night … Continue reading →

EMC and test house Teseq has developed a new coupling/decoupling (CDNE) network for emissions testing.

Ident Technology and AU Optronics have announced a strategic partnership to jointly develop a new generation of Multi-touch and 3D Displays with integrated long range free-space 3D gesture control capabilities. The companies say the fast growing tablet PC market will … Continue reading →

Vector Fabrics will showcase its vfEmbedded software development tool parallelising code for NVIDIA’s multicore mobile Tegra chip at ESC Boston. The vfEmbedded parallelisation tool will be showcased at booth #424 at the Embedded Systems Conference.

Energy Micro and Hitex Development Tools have announced a self-test library for Energy Micro’s ARM Cortex-M3 based EFM32 Gecko microcontroller family. The free of charge library was developed, tested and pre-certified according to the IEC 60335 and IEC 60730 standards.

NXP’s new family of DVB-S compliant downconverters consumes just 52mA, which NXP says is around half as much as other integrated solutions, significantly increasing the lifetime of the Low Noise Block (LNB) system and improving its reliability. Introduced today, the … Continue reading →

Murata is now mass-producing its SV03 series of low profile surface mount rotary position sensors. Building on the success of the earlier SV01 family of sensors, Murata says the new series is available at a lower cost due mainly to … Continue reading →

XP Power has launched the VEH series of low cost “green” single output external AC-DC power supplies. Aimed at high volume cost sensitive applications, the series consists of 5 power levels providing 20, 40, 60, 90 or 120 Watt output, … Continue reading →

Armadeus Systems has selected Wolfson’s WM8311 integrated power management subsystem to support its latest processor board, the APF51.

Rohde & Schwarz has added new frequency options to its analogue mid-range signal generator. The R&S SMB-B120/B120L and R&S SMB-B140/B140L options (L versions without step attenuator) enable the generator variations to cover the frequency range from 100kHz to 20GHz and … Continue reading →