Electronics Weekly articles from July 2009

Electronics Weekly archives from July 2009

News.
July 1, 2009... Freescale has introduced a family of 400MHz ARM9-based microcontrollers. Dubbed i.MX25, this is Freescale's first line of applications processors to integrate LCD and touchscreen controllers, and DDR2 memory support, as well as interfaces...

News.
July 1, 2009... 01jul09GWInstek The GDS-1000A Series is a family of digital oscilloscopes from GWInstek, distributed in the UK by StanTronic Instruments. All three family members have 1Gsample/s in single shot mode and 25Gsample/s for repetitive...

Products.
July 1, 2009... 01jul09GE.jpg Gleichmann Electronics is stocking the Elmos' E910.69 motor control IC with an evaluation board. The device was designed for the operation of brushless motors as well as the full bridge and half bridge control of DC...

Features.
July 1, 2009... There must be two different chip markets operating in industrialised countries across the world. That can be the only explanation for the situation developing at the moment. On the one hand there are predictions of a fall in the value...

Features.
July 1, 2009... Is product availability a differentiator in the current market? Avnet Memec has joined the growing list of distributors such as RS, Digi-Key and TTI which thinks it might, writes Richard Wilson. Flash memory Take the flash memory...

Features.
July 1, 2009... The Isle of Man has started to play a significant role in the development of the UK's aerospace supply chain. In the past four years the Isle of Man's engineering manufacturing sector grew by 38%, and since 2007 it is the Isle of Man...

Products.
July 1, 2009... Converter delivers up to 240W with 95% efficiency Ericsson Power Modules' BMR454 eighth-brick DC-DC converter family is designed to deliver up to 240W with an efficiency rating up to 95% at full load. For the first time the supplier...

News.
July 1, 2009... Vodafone has announced its first commercial femtocell, in-the-home mobile basestation. The head of UK-based femtocell chipset firm picoChip called it one of "the most significant steps towards full commercial roll-out of femtocells services"....