Vishay VFR resistors program
23 August, 2011 | Supplied by: Braemac Pty Ltd
Vishay says its Foil Resistors division (VFR) has introduced a technical program for users in the US, Europe and Asia that helps in selecting resistors by clarifying the differences among precision resistor technologies beyond the basic information offered on datasheets.
Emergency responses under scrutiny
23 August, 2011
NSW State Emergency Services has been assessed by Tait Radio Communications.
South Australian dinner
08 August, 2011
ARCIA is hosting a networking event at the National Wine Centre in September.
Motorola expands global services
08 August, 2011
Motorola Solutions is expanding its current services.
Tait facility opens in China
05 August, 2011
Tait Radio Communications has opened a new facility in Beijing, China.
Mobile location centre boosted
04 August, 2011
CommScope has upgraded its GeoLENs Mobile Location Centre in the US.
Vital signs monitor wins $70,000 grant
03 August, 2011
The UTS has received $70,000 in grants to help take the Lachesis vital signs monitor to the global market.
APCO welcomes digital strategy
03 August, 2011
APCO Australasia has welcomed the release of the National Digital Economy Strategy.
DMR gains new member
02 August, 2011
Fixed and wireless communications and financial electronics provider Eastern Communications has become the latest DMR Association Category 1 member.
Optical link proves SKA feasibility
01 August, 2011
Radio astronomers used six telescopes to observe a radio source that may be two black holes orbiting each other.
Tait scholarship
29 July, 2011
ARCIA is seeking applications for its Sir Angus Tait Memorial Scholarship.
Industry dinner
27 July, 2011
ARCIA is holding the next industry dinner and networking event at the National Wine Centre in Adelaide.
ARCIA annual meeting
27 July, 2011
ARCIA is holding its fifth annual meeting at Wheelers Hill International in Melbourne, Victoria.
Students focus on firefighters
26 July, 2011
Tait Radio Communications has helped fund four students from the University of Canterbury's New Zealand Institute of Language, Brain and Behaviour.
