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Phase Shifters Deliver Fast Switching Speed, Low Phase Error, and Serial or Parallel Control Capability.

PLX Technology, Inc. has announced two new PCI Express® 3.0 (PCIe® Gen3) switches ideal for emerging applications, including solid-state disks (SSDs), high-end workstations and enthusiast gamer desktop computers.

Switches used in control elements, such as starters or stop lamp on/off switching, of motorbikes, buggies, other sports mobiles, and agricultural equipment require high water resistance so they can be used in the rain or immersed in water. Demand for switches compatible with weak through to medium currents is also on the rise due to increasing use of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) for items like stop lamps on motorbikes.

TI's TRF7970A NFC platform speeds designs with easy-to-configure software that helps developers bring peer-to-peer, ultra-low-power capabilities to more applications.

Nordic Semiconductor Bluetooth low energy-powered security device communicates seamlessly with Broadcom Bluetooth v4.0 chip in first demonstration of latest Bluetooth wireless technology’s interoperability

PE42551 minimizes phase and IL drift after switching event

The Connor-Winfield Corporation is pleased to announce their newest 125 Series product - the Xenith TBR (Model FTS500). The Xenith TBR is an OCXO based enclosed GPS disciplined clock and the ultimate timing device for DVB, DAB, wireless communication infrastructures, time-stamping or any other critical timing applications.

The 8.0 V, 20.5 dB Gain amplifier is configured as a pair of cascade structures with excellent broadband performance

Realizes Compact System Development with Enhanced Performance for Smart Meters, Lighting Fixtures, and Electric Household Appliances

Laird Technologies, Inc., a global leader in the design and supply of customized performance-critical components and systems for advanced electronics and wireless products, has announced the expansion of its patented Phantom antenna product line (U.S. Patent Nos 5.977,931 – 6,292156 and 7,209,096).