CML Micro has extended its SµRF range of sub-GHz MMICs with a 2W power amplifier optimised for linear performance and high reliability.

CML Micro has unveiled a Ka-band gallium nitride (GaN) power amplifier, offering a cost-effective solution for commercial high-volume satellite communication terminals. 

CML Micro has recently acquired MwT, a supplier of MMIC and mmWave technology based in California, US.

CML Micro has released what it says is the world’s lowest-cost, lowest power, and smallest sized Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) broadcast receiver module (DRM1000).

CML Micro has released what it says is the world’s lowest-cost, lowest power, and smallest sized Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) broadcast receiver module (DRM1000).

CML Microcircuits, global specialist developers of analogue, digital and mixed-signal semiconductors for global telecommunications systems, has announced the availability of the CMX90B701 and CMX90B702 low current/noise gain blocks.

CML Microcircuits, a developer of low-power analogue, digital and mixed-signal semiconductors for global telecommunications systems, announced the availability of the CMX90G701 and CMX90G702 Positive Gain-Slope Amplifiers.

CML Microcircuits has confirmed it will be attending the Live IEEE International Microwave Symposium (IMS2021) in Atlanta, Georgia, between 7th and 10th June at booth 1341. Throughout the event, visitors can learn more about the first products in CML’s new SµRF family (Semiconductor Microwave RF). IMS delegates visiting in person can also get up close with the SµRF evaluation modules.

CML Microcircuits has announced SµRF, a new range of high frequency, high bandwidth RFICS and MMICs targeting RF and mmWave applications. As wireless communications move further into the GHz range, the need for high quality RF building blocks to enable high bandwidth and low latency is growing rapidly.

CML Microcircuits has introduced the CMX940, a fully integrated Fractional-N RF synthesiser with VCO that achieves low phase noise and spurious performance in a low power single-chip solution. The CMX940 surpasses the industry prerequisites for enabling a new generation of private mobile radio (PMR), data modems, marine radios and other wireless systems.

While it may seem like data is all we talk about these days, that just goes to show that talking hasn’t gone away. The need to support voice traffic on wireless networks remains fundamental, but it is easily overlooked when all we seem to do is consume data rather than exchange it. David Brooke, Marketing Manager, CML Microcircuits, explains.

The modern world is going hands-free, as more people spend less time tapping keyboards and moving pointing devices, and increasingly more time using digital audio-visual communication tools. In addition, the trend for the Internet of Things (IoT) has led to a proliferation of connected devices that render digital information accessible in a more user-friendly format. Here, David Brooke has shared a low cost development hack for voice codecs ...

CML Microcircuits has announced the EV6550DHAT, a Raspberry Pi Hardware Attached on Top (HAT) compatible evaluation and development board that makes the features and benefits of its CMX655D ultra-low power voice codec available to hobbyists, developers and product manufacturers.

CML Microcircuits has introduced the SCT7033, an AIS Class B processor that includes the full protocol stack already embedded within the device. This removes the OEM’s burden of sourcing or developing a protocol stack, making it easier to develop an AIS Class B transponder and enabling faster time to market.

We live in a world that is increasingly connected, driven by the growing phenomenon that is the Internet of Things (IoT). The need to provide wireless communications is omnipresent in electronics design. From wearables to smart home appliances the range of applications using RF is growing rapidly.  By Nigel Wilson, CTO, CML Microcircuits

The availability of the SCT2400 transceiver has been announced by CML Microcircuits, designed to sustain secure digital voice and data communication channels over ranges in excess of 12km (line of sight) for systems operating in licensed and unlicensed bands. The SCT2400 is a highly integrated digital radio transceiver based on spread spectrum modulation operating in the 2.4GHz frequency range.

At the embedded world show this year, CML Microcircuits will preview a new digital voice and data solution. The SCT2400 offers a wide operating range and low power consumption when compared to current solutions operating in licensed and unlicensed frequency bands. The device is a highly integrated digital transceiver that operates in 2.4GHz unlicensed frequency bands supporting both voice and data communication. 

It has been confirmed that CML Microcircuits will be exhibiting at the Embedded World trade fair at the Exhibition Centre, Nuremburg, 26th to 28th February 2019. Attendees are invited to meet Martin Grossman, Area Sales Manager at CML in Hall 3A, Booth 3A-435 to learn more about its wide range of RF, PMR and digital voice solutions.

The next generation in voice codec has been introduced by CML Microcircuits, aimed at existing and emerging high quality digital voice applications in smart devices. The CMX655D marks a significant evolution in voice codecs, which brings greater integration at ultra-low power to enable advanced features in a wide range of applications.

It has been announced by CML Microcircuits that it is now offering increased design support for the rapidly-expanding global market digital mobile radio. With its latest product offerings, designers can now easily develop dual-mode (digital/analog) radios for wearable and personal radio formats operating at up to two and five watts, targeting short- and medium-range transmissions respectively.