High current inductors
01 February, 2006 | Siemens Ltd
The HPI series of high-power inductors from Epcos covers the inductance range from 0.5 to 3.92 µH and can handle currents up to 30 A. Depending on inductance, insertion height is 4.95 or 5.95 mm for a footprint of 11 x 13.1 mm. Resistance ranges from 1.1 to 6.0 milliohm.
PCB testing
10 January, 2006 | Power Parameters Pty Ltd
By combining electronic and mechanical testing through mounting the board under test in a cantilevered or two-support beam position and subjecting it to an oscillating force, important reliability information can be gained and incipient failure modes; eg, track breakage, SMD and pin joint failures revealed.
AP32DT150 broadband amplifier
10 January, 2006 | RFI Industries
RFI Industries has released the AP32DT150 broadband RF power amplifier manufactured by Prana R&D of Brive, France.
Vinyl plugs
10 January, 2006 | StockCap
StockCap has released a range of Plus-Plugs that are made of flexible vinyl incorporating a 360° pull-tab so that they are easier to remove and more adaptable than traditional rigid poly plugs.
GHz digital scope
10 January, 2006 | Yokogawa Australia Pty Ltd
Yokogawa Australia has released the DL9000 compact digital oscilloscope, capable of a maximum sampling rate of 10 gigasamples per second at bandwidths of 1-1.5 GHz.
Dual module unit
10 January, 2006 | Tait Communications
Tait Electronics has launched its TM8255 mobile radio, part of the TM8000 series of intelligent analog units. The radio is a true dual mode mobile radio offering MPT 1327 trunked and full conventional functionality. It is suitable for a wide range of voice and data applications where trunked services are required by organisations to run transport networks, public safety or utility services. In addition to all MPT1327 trunking call types, it can revert to a conventional mode and select from up to 1500 channels.
GPS receivers
10 January, 2006 | GPSat Systems Australia Pty Ltd
NovAtel has introduced its next generation of GPS receivers - the OEM 'V' family that supports modernised GPS frequencies and signals and incorporates Vision Correlator, which virtually eliminates multipath errors.
Enclosure range grows
10 January, 2006 | Hammond Electronics Pty Ltd
Hammond Electronics has extended its 1551 family of miniature general-purpose ABS enclosures by adding shallower versions of the existing rectangular version, introducing new square plan sizes in two heights and adding flanged lids which are now available for all plan sizes.
Topological PCB autorouter
10 January, 2006 | Reltronics
TopoR is a topological PCB autorouter that is claimed to meet or exceed proficient manual routing quality. Its mathematical algorithms not only reduce the overall design time but also improve the electromagnetic compatibility of the resulting boards.
Electrostatic test system
10 January, 2006 | Consultant Technology Australia Pty Ltd
The DITO Electrostatic Discharge test system from EM Test is designed to generate random electrostatic discharges, similar to those that occur between a human body and any other surface capable of a different voltage potential.
Wi-Fi receiver
10 January, 2006 | Pacific Satellite Pty Ltd
Berkeley Varitronics Systems has announced the Beetle 5 GHz Wi-Fi receiver for 802.11a networks.
Base station mixer
19 December, 2005 | Arrow Electronics Australia Pty Ltd
Maxim has introduced the MAX2031, claimed to be the industry's highest performance, fully integrated, 815 to 1000 MHz SiGe passive mixer.
Standards poster
19 December, 2005 | Keysight Technologies Australia Pty Ltd
Agilent technologies has updated its Evolving Wireless Standards poster. The full-colour publication includes a wireless standards table with the latest mobile and wireless connectivity technologies and applications.
Wave generators
19 December, 2005 | TRIO Test & Measurement
Trio Test & Measurement has released the Wonder Wave series of arbitrary waveform generators from Tabor. These combine the capabilities of digital conversion and control with the signal integrity of synthesised analog generators.
Universal waveform
19 December, 2005 | Fluke Australia Pty Ltd
Fluke has introduced the 28x series of universal waveform generators that produce multiple signals to test complex electronic circuits.
