1000 V screwdriver set
01 June, 2008 | Supplied by: RS
The Ergo 1000 V screwdriver set from Bacho includes four slotted and three PoziDrive tipped screwdrivers with colour-coded handles to aid identification.
Amplifier drivers
01 June, 2008 | Supplied by: ASD Technology Pty Ltd
Miteq has introduced a range of linear SSPA drivers. Three models cover all the common satellite communication bands, AMFLD-05700850-60-16P for C-/X-band, AMFLD-12501850-60-16P for Ku-/DBS-band and AMFLD-27003100-60-12P for Ka-band.
Multi-channel radio module
01 June, 2008 | Supplied by: RF Modules Australia
Radiometrix has introduced an addition to its LMT2/LMR2 transmitter/receiver series. Making use of the 458.525-459.1 MHz British frequency band (instead of the 433.875-434.650 MHz EU band used in previous versions), these higher power modules increase the distance over which they can communicate to 1 km, allowing engineers to enhance systems that previously had insufficient range (or insufficient link margin).
Appointed to global marketing role
14 May, 2008
Radio Frequency Systems has appointed Eric Mariette as vice-president of global marketing and strategy. He is responsible for ensuring that the company’s portfolio of RF solutions is fully visible to the global wireless sector, and that the company’s expanding solution-set meets the demands of the industry.
Wireless networks that build themselves
30 April, 2008
Wireless sensors in embedded systems in devices from traffic lights to mobile phones, designed to create wireless communications networks automatically, could benefit a range of areas, including emergency management, security, helping vulnerable people to live independently, traffic control, warehouse management and environmental monitoring.
Power control unit
07 April, 2008 | Supplied by: ASD Technology Pty Ltd
Miteq Inc has released its uplink power control unit that now includes the UPC-L version.
GE863-PRO3 GSM/GPRS module
07 April, 2008 | Supplied by: Glyn Ltd
Telit has released the GE863-PRO3 GSM/GPS module. The device includes a quad-band GSM/GPRS class 10 engine as well as a dedicated ARM9 application processor (the Atmel standard microcontroller AT91SAM9260) and flash and RAM memories.
Is RF a danger to health? – Part Two
07 April, 2008 by Elizabeth Latham
This is the second part of a multi-part series looking at various RF effects including sperm count, interruption of sleep patterns and brain tumours. Researchers at the Cleveland Clinic in America studied 361 men at their infertility clinic to investigate the effect of mobile phone use on semen quality.
Is RF a danger to health? - Part one
05 March, 2008 by Elizabeth Latham, Journalist
Over the years there have been ongoing concerns, scare stories and many reports on the possible harming effects of RF emissions, particularly in relation to mobile phones
Commercial modular series
05 March, 2008 | Supplied by: GME Pty Ltd
The GME Commercial Modular Series offers the end user greater flexibility when choosing a commercial radio.
Remote programmer
05 March, 2008 | Supplied by: Amalgamated Instrument Co
Amalgamated Instrument has released a radio remote programmer for its large digit displays. This enhances the flexibility of the display range by allowing both set-up and control without wired connection or the necessity to access the set-up pushbuttons within the display. This ease of set-up presents a real safety advantage.
Moxa NPort W2150 Plus and W2250 Plus wireless device servers
07 February, 2008 | Supplied by: CrispTech Pty Ltd
CrispTech has released the Moxa NPort W2150 Plus and W2250 Plus, claimed to be the first wireless device servers in the world to support IEEE 802.11a/b/g.
Broadband, coaxial solid-state PIN diode switches
06 February, 2008 | Supplied by: http://www.agilent.com/find/PIN
Agilent has introduced a family of coaxial solid-state PIN diode switches with an operating frequency range from 100 MHz up to 18 GHz.
Crossband coupler
08 January, 2008 | Supplied by: RFI Technology Solutions
RFI has released a crossband coupler for 118-145/225-400 MHz.
Radio makes cords obsolete
08 January, 2008
New research at the Georgia Institute of Technology could soon make that tangle of wires under desks and in data centres a thing of the past
