Two-way digital radios
05 November, 2003 | M/A-COM Wireless Systems
M/A-Com's P7200 portable radios are Internet protocol (IP)-based, two-way digital radios delivering high capacity, end-to-end, digital voice and data communications. With a lightweight and robust physical package, the series demonstrates the power and flexibility associated with this line of software-defined radios.
Remote control and monitoring
05 November, 2003 | Miles Electronics
CMACS is a control and monitoring unit designed to measure remote site conditions and alert personnel by mobile phone SMS message if an alarm condition occurs. The site monitor may then be interrogated remotely by supervisory software for real-time measurement information or to take corrective action by activating digital outputs.
General-purpose RFID system
05 November, 2003 | Micromax Pty Ltd
Turck has introduced a radio frequency identification (RFID) system for use in all general-purpose industrial applications. The Balogh system consists of compact, passive TAGs (no battery required) that have a read/write memory of 96 bytes.
Drop-in RF module
05 November, 2003 | Electronic Development Sales Pty Ltd
XEMICS' drop-in RF module, DP1201A 433 MHz, has been designed to facilitate the development of wireless communication applications and to reduce the time to market as it can be soldered directly onto a PCB.
Multi-channel RF transmitter
05 November, 2003 | Clarke & Severn Electronic Solutions
Designers of short-range RF applications, like remote keyless entry, automatic meter reading, home automation, toys, and alarm and security systems can now integrate a true single-chip, low-power CMOS, multi-channel, single-chip RF transmitter.
25 W commercial transceiver
05 November, 2003 | GME Pty Ltd
Following in the footsteps of the TX3600 5 W commercial mobile transceiver, GME Electrophone has developed the TX3800 25 W model.
Bluetooth access point
05 November, 2003 | Belkin Components
Belkin has released its Bluetooth access point with USB print server. It is suitable for small office/home office (SOHO) and mobile road warriors with devices enabled with Bluetooth technology needing to connect to networks as well as printers.
Waterproof radio transceiver
05 November, 2003 | MineCom Australia
Termite II is a heavy-duty waterproof radio transceiver designed specifically for mine vehicles. The fact that these units are often installed in open-cab vehicles and used in some of the harshest environments imaginable has driven the need for a robust transceiver to be developed. The transceiver unit is packaged in its own injection-moulded enclosure ensuring that it is not affected by the ingress of water or dust and not susceptible to shock and vibration.
