DWDM transceivers
01 June, 2006Finisar has launched its dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) small form factor pluggable (SFP) transceivers.
Narrow band transceiver
01 June, 2006Radiometrix has introduced the NiM2, a narrow band transceiver module that offers a low-power data link in the company's standard transceiver pin-out and footprint.
Three-chip transceiver
01 May, 2006Mimix Broadband has introduced a GaAs monolithic microwave integrated circuit 13/15 GHz chip set that consists of a highly integrated image reject receiver and transmitter, and compact, two-stage power amplifier.
FM tuner
04 April, 2006SigmaTel has introduced the STFM1000, the company's first FM tuner designed on an optimised radio architecture for portable multimedia devices, including MP3, portable audio/video and mobile phones.
H series data radio
28 November, 2005Trio Datacom has released its H series of spread spectrum data radio products for use in the international 2.4 GHz and 900 MHz licence-free frequency bands.
OFDM transceivers
27 May, 2005Sierra Monolithics has released a range of single-chip WiMAX compliant orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) transceivers.
Four-band transceiver
31 March, 2005RF Micro Devices has available Polaris 2 Total Radio. Comprising Polaris 2 transceiver and PowerStar power amplifier module, the transceiver is designed to support up to four frequency bands (850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz) and performs all the radio functions of GSM, GPRS and EDGE mobile handsets.
Outback communications: the Flying Doctor radios
11 February, 2005 by Rodney Champness, VK3UGBack in 1912, the Reverend John Flynn became acutely aware of the needs of people living in outback Australia. The community facilities that we now take for granted in our cities simply did not exist in the outback back then (and often still don't today)
Base transceiver station
27 September, 2004Samsung's multicarrier SCBS-500 base transceiver station (BTS) supports up to eight carriers and more than 3400 channel elements in a single rack. The optional expansion rack increases system capacity to 15 carriers and more than 6900 channel elements.
Commercial handheld transceiver
30 August, 2004With a long list of software options available for the TX7200, this radio can be made as simple, or as feature-rich, as required.
Single-chip 2.4 GHz RF transceiver
27 July, 2004CC2420 is a commercially available 2.4 GHz RF transceiver that is compliant with the IEEE 802.15.4 standard and ready to be used in ZigBee products.
Narrowband transceiver
27 July, 2004Xemics' TrueRF narrowband transceiver, the XE1205, has a superior range with no external LNA or PA.
UHF CB mobile radio
30 January, 2004The Icom IC-400PRO is derived from professional land mobile models; hence it is designed with both the strength and flexibility to meet demanding Australian situations. This transceiver model provides UHF CB users with an easy-to-use and fully featured package.
25 W commercial transceiver
05 November, 2003Following in the footsteps of the TX3600 5 W commercial mobile transceiver, GME Electrophone has developed the TX3800 25 W model.
Two-way digital radios
05 November, 2003M/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.
