4-A Chips Charge Smart-Phone Li-Ion Batteries
MD&D News Staff
Trumpeted as the first monolithic, 4-A Li-ion battery charger ICs, Summit Microelectronics’ configurable SMB349 and SMB359 operate from a 3.6-V to 16-V input range...
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UWB moves a step closer to market
Intel Corp. has taken a few more steps to bring ultra-wideband wireless technology closer to market...
Instrument supplier appoints new manager for Latin America
VXI Technology has appointed Mario Chinello as the new Latin American Business Development manager...
Supplier expands repair and upgrade facility
Vida Products, Inc. has expanded its repair and upgrade facility to include several unique synthesizers manufactured by VertiCom...
SiGe Semiconductor joins WiMAX Forum
SiGe Semiconductor has announced its support for WiMAX Forum...
Low-cost, rugged coaxial attenuators unveiled
Vista RF Inc. has introduced a new line of off-the-shelf, economical rugged coaxial attenuators designed for broadband applications in commercial and defense frequency bands. ...
Connectorized prescalers handle signals from 0.5 GHz to 18 GHz
Hittite Microwave Corporation has introduced three wideband MMIC-based prescaler dividers that are well suited for military, space, wideband telecom, and microwave radio applications from 0.5 GHz to 18 GHz. ...
Software platform to assist in developing intelligence systems for processing radar signals
Spectrum Signal Processing Inc. has introduced its SDR-2000 ERDP, an electronic intelligence (ELINT) rapid-prototyping and development platform that is designed to promote the rapid development of intelligence systems targeting the intercept and processing of radar signals. ...
Field-programmable arrays to be employed in satellite digital signal-processing systems
Honeywell has selected MathStar Inc. to provide field-programmable object arrays, a specialized integrated circuit model, for use in its digital signal processors. ...
Portugal awards $482 million armored vehicle contract
The government of Portugal has completed negotiations with General Dynamics European Land Combat Systems on a $482 million contract to produce 260 Pandur II eight-wheeled, all-wheel-drive (8 x 8) armored combat vehicles. ...
Military-aerospace manufacturer receives SAE AS9100 certification
Standex International Corporation has announced that its Standex Electronics/Magnetico business, a military-aerospace electronic component and electromechanical assembly manufacturer, has been SAE AS9100 certified by the International Aerospace Quality Group (IAQG). ...
Glass capacitors contribute to the success of Cassini-Huygens mission
AVX Corporation supplied the Cassini-Huygens spacecraft, currently studying Saturn and its moons, with its CYR10 and CYR15 multilayer glass dielectric capacitors. ...
Navy commissions guided missile destroyer Nitze
The Navy commissioned the newest Arleigh Burke class guided-missile destroyer, Nitze, on March 5 at the Naval Station in Norfolk, VA. ...
Flying tactical operations center demonstrates homeland defense capability
A flying tactical operations center designed by Raytheon Company for the U.S. Army, recently demonstrated its ability to support the Army National Guard's homeland defense mission. ...
Homeland Security to test RF identifiers at U.S. borders
The Department of Homeland Security is experimenting with radio-frequency identification technology (RFID) to track foreigners as they enter and leave the United States. ...
Texas Instruments envisions many new applications for RFIDs
Speaking at the recent RFID World conference in Dallas, Texas Instruments’ Vice President and General Manager of RFID Business Julie England outlined the company’s strategy to drive RFIDs into many new applications across the enterprise value chain...
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