CML Microcircuits CMX994 direct conversion receiver
30 April, 2010 | Supplied by: Caelera Pty Ltd
CML Microcircuits has added the CMX994 direct conversion receiver to its family of RF integrated circuits.
Radio breaks a Porsche
28 April, 2010
Radio is essentially a friendly and useful tool but occasions can arise where its influence can be alarming.
Test mobile goes to Beijing
15 April, 2010
Aeroflex has delivered a TM500 time division duplex-long term evolution mobile test system to the China Academy of Telecommunications Research.
Maxtena M1227HCT series multiband GPS antenna
13 April, 2010 | Supplied by: M2M Connectivity
M2M Connectivity has added a helical Maxtena M1227HCT series multiband GPS antenna to its product range.
Bridgewater Systems radio access network congestion solution
13 April, 2010 | Supplied by: Bridgewater Systems
Bridgewater Systems has announced a radio access network congestion solution by extending the policy controller with a new RAN congestion module that together combine real-time cell site congestion information with subscriber entitlements.
CRS Accessories universal charger with interchangeable pods/pockets
13 April, 2010 | Supplied by: Hach Tech Pty Ltd
CRS Accessories has available a universal charger with interchangeable pods/pockets. When changing pods/pockets no tools are required, they unclip at the base of the charger.
RFI Industries TH series of EMI filters
13 April, 2010 | Supplied by: RFI Industries
The TH series of single-phase, ultra-high-performance filters for EMI applications is designed for digital systems (particularly switched mode power supplies) to suppress continuous or intermittent interference from pulse signals. The devices are suitable for use with low impedance loads.
GME BX series two-way radio
13 April, 2010 | Supplied by: GME Pty Ltd
The GME BX series of handheld portables is a fully featured handheld radio, available in both the VHF (148-174 MHz) and UHF (450-520 MHz) bands and is aimed directly at security and covert applications.
RFI Industries D series EMI filter
13 April, 2010 | Supplied by: RFI Industries
The D series of general-purpose, low-cost RF filters for EMI applications uses a single-stage filter for use in equipment to reduce or eliminate moderate conducted interference that prevents a piece of equipment from conforming to the relevant EMI specification.
RFI Industries EAK series EMI/EMC filters
13 April, 2010 | Supplied by: RFI Industries
The EAK series of three-phase, 4-line, power line EMI/EMC filters has been designed for RF interference reduction in digital and telecommunications systems as well as medical and industrial installations.
RFI Industries DZ series of RF power line filters
13 April, 2010 | Supplied by: RFI Industries
The DZ series of RF power line filters for EMI interference reduction provides an integrated IEC mains inlet receptacle allowing easy integration during the product‘s design phase. The filter is fused and is also available with a double pole switch and either one or two fuses. The device is intended to be designed into electronic equipment and measuring instruments.
Trio Datacom SmartPath mesh networking
13 April, 2010 | Supplied by: Trio Datacom Pty Ltd
Trio Datacom has released SmartPath, a mesh networking solution that provides enhanced connectivity and redundancy in both fixed and roaming applications.
Daniels Electronics digital universal interface card
13 April, 2010 | Supplied by: Daniels Electronics Ltd
Daniels Electronics has developed, with Catalyst Communications Technologies, a second-generation IP digital interface between the two companies‘ products that provides new features for users including the P25 unit ID, P25 emergency indicator and satellite connectivity.
The SKA project moves forward
24 March, 2010
The launch of the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research is a boost to the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) project.
Reducing test times in antenna and RCS applications
24 March, 2010 by John Swanstrom, Say Phommakesone, Jim Puri, Agilent Technologies | Supplied by: Keysight Technologies Australia Pty Ltd
Antenna technology is in a constant state of change as performance requirements get tougher and systems become more complex. This has two important consequences. First, more testing - and more test data - is required to validate and verify system performance. Second, that testing must be completed in less time and at lower cost to help ensure timely and profitable completion of in-spec systems.
