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Murata announced the launch of its latest frontend modules for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth applications. Murata's Microwave Monolithic Integrated Devices integrate the company's power amplifier, low noise amplifier and switching product into single packages for both the 2.45GHz and 5GHz bands (respectively numbered MDFE2PFA-022 and MDFE2PFA-023). The modules can be combined with a highly integrated, single chip radio - such as the Broadcom BCM4330 chipse...

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Analog Devices Inc., today introduced the first dual 14-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC) to achieve sampling rates of 150 mega samples per second (MSPS). Supporting all third-generation (3G) base station wireless standards, including W-CDMA, CDMA2000 and TD-SCDMA, the AD9640 is the only dual 14-bit ADC that samples at rates beyond 135 MSPS, a common requirement for the emerging WiMax (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) standard...

AVX Corporation has developed a multilayer capacitor (MLC) chip that utilises new dielectric and internal electrode materials, which allow for a significantly lower equivalent series resistance than previous versions. Designated the UQ series, these components are ideal for RF/microwave applications ranging from 10 MHz to 4.2 GHz.

AVX has just introduced its SQCF microwave capacitor that delivers the lowest Equivalent Series Resistance (ESR) in a 0805 case size on the market. SQCF microwave capacitors present an ESR down to 50mOhms at 1GHz and a quality factor (Q) greater than 10,000 at 1MHz. Devices deliver high performance and reliability for base station infrastructure requiring high Q and power handling capability.

AVX Corporation has developed a series of thin and thick film resistive products optimized for maximum power handling and low voltage standing wave ratio. The series, which includes high-power resistors, terminations, and attenuators, features power handling from 4W to 800W, and is available in a variety of sizes and termination styles, including flange, leaded, and surface mount.

Aspen Electronics, the Ruislip-based distributor of test equipment, power supplies and specialist RF and Microwave devices, is exhibiting for the first time at Nepcon Electronics this year. The company is showing a range of instruments ideally suited to electronics production and test applications, including power supplies and oscilloscopes.

First time exhibitor at Nepcon 2006, Aspen Electronics has reported their attendance to be an unqualified success. After an encouragingly busy first day, Managing Director, Howard Venning commented: “We expected strong interest in our test equipment and power supplies, here in Birmingham, and we were not disappointed. But we were particularly impressed and a little surprised to see so much attention paid to our component ranges.”

Aspen’s extensive portfolio of instruments and components, is set to attract considerable attention from the international audience attending this 6 day event in Manchester. Ideally suited to applications covering the design, development, production and test of RF and microwave equipment, subsystems and installations, the product range includes specialist instrumentation, as well as a wide range of components.

Electronic Specifier is delighted to announce the introduction of Electronic Specifier Wireless, a new and comprehensive website dedicated in delivering the latest news and articles for the Wireless market. The new site can be found at http://www.wireless-electronicspecifier.com/