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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ST, NXP merge wireless businesses to form a joint venture
Europe’s two giant semiconductor suppliers, NXP and STMicroelectronics have agreed to combine key wireless operations to form a joint-venture company with strong relationships with all major handset manufacturers...
Film capacitors simplify EMI filter design
With its new B3292*E/F series film capacitors, EPCOS now offers X2 safety class capacitors with capacitances up to 45 μF...
VCO offers ultralow phase noise, high linearity
Crystek's CVCO55CC-1260-1400 VCO operates from 1260 MHz to 1400 MHz with a control voltage range of 0.5 V~12 V...
Thyristor provides overvoltage protection to DSL lines
Littlefuse has added a new overvoltage protection series, the TwinChip SDP, to its broadband optimized SIDACtor product line...
Optical sensor is designed for harsh environment
Melexis’ optical switch SensorEyeC, MLX75303, is the first member of the new SensorEyeC series of optical sensors specifically designed for high volume automotive...
AWR, TriQuint announce project jumpstart for new designers
A new program to provide first-time AWR and TriQuint customers with a low-cost introduction to the benefits of design and fabrication of gallium arsenide (GaAs) microwave monolithic integrated circuits (MMICs)...
Spectracom, RIT win cognitive airborne network protocol contract
The U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory of Rome, N.Y. has awarded Spectracom and its academic partner, Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), a contract to continue research on wireless network routing protocol to support war fighter communications for the future of military airborne networks...
Diabetes management taps wireless body monitoring technology
To improve millions of diabetic patients around the world, a research project has been granted 7.1 million Euros to develop a unique personalized blood glucose prediction tool...
New energy-saving computer uses 70% less power than today's desktop versions
A prototype computer showcased last week at the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) Symposium in Washington, D.C. is a harbinger for what may bring about huge energy savings. ...
Digital signal processing moves toward the front end in military radar systems
Radar receiver design is seeing an increase in the number of digital tuning and digital signal processing (DSP) functions migrating from back-end, single-board computers to fixed, front-end hardware logic...
Financial support available for first responder technologies
San Diego's Center for Commercialization of Advanced Technology (CCAT) will award technology transition assistance to small companies with Department of Defense-funded technologies....
State Department blocks export of munitions by a firm suspected of fraud
As first reported in The New York Times last week, a principal supplier of arms to Afghanistan has had its international export activities suspended. In addition, AEY Inc., which is a Miami Beach arms-dealing company led by Efraim E. Diveroli, is under criminal investigation...
The U.S. and the Czech Republic agree on missile defense radar
The United States and the Czech Republic have reached an agreement on the stationing in the Czech Republic of a U.S. missile defense radar. ...
South Korea purchases Patriot missile hardware
As part of a $1 billion SAM-X project, Korea will establish two Patriot system battalions....
U.S. Air Force Buys 28 Predator UAVs
The U.S. Air Force has awarded two new contracts for 24 Predator MQ-1B unmanned aircraft and four Predator B Reaper MQ-9 unmanned aircraft worth $78 million to General Atomics....
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