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UR has introduced the RFF series of isolated full-brick converters, manufactured by Artesyn Technologies and suitable for use with RF (radio frequency) power amplifiers. The new RFF series of converters comprises five 28V output models, offering a choice of two input voltage ranges and three output current ratings for optimum application flexibility. The range-topping RFF700 model is capable of delivering 25A at 28V (700W), yielding a power...

NMI last night honoured Simon Knowles and Dr George Karam, naming them both as Technology Entrepreneur of the year at its annual award ceremony in London. The decision to award an NMI award jointly is unprecedented.

One million devices are already expected to arrive on the European market in the next twelve months Vestel Group, one of the largest largest TV manufacturers in Europe, is to only use portal solutions from the German supplier NetRange MMH for configuring Internet-compatible televisions. The agreement between Europe’s market leading OEM, Vestel, and the portal operator from Hamburg, NetRange MMH, was announced in May of this year at the ANGA C...

Cavium Networks today announced that they have completed their acquisition of China-based privately held Celestial Semiconductor on March 4th, finalizing an agreement that was announced January 31st 2011.

GreenPeak Technologies, a leading fabless semiconductor company, today announced the first reference design for an RF4CE USB stick for the integration of RF4CE technology in PC’s and home entertainment applications like set-top boxes, TV’s and media players.

Hands-free information could stream across your contact lens, in a device that came one step closer to reality this week. In a new paper, University of Washington researchers demonstrated the safety of a prototype device tested in the eye of a rabbit. At the moment, the contact lens device contains only a single pixel of information, but the researchers say it is a proof of the concept that the device could be worn by a person. Eventually it coul...

GreenPeak Technologies today announced that Comcast Cable Communications has selected GreenPeak’s controller chips in conjunction with ZigBee RF4CE technology for use in television remote controls for its Xfinity TV service. The companies also are in the process of standardizing an MSO profile protocol optimized for service operators’ needs which will be open for all operators and CE companies to adopt.

Texas Instruments Incorporated today introduced its latest ZigBee RF4CE remote control solution with support for the upcoming ZigBee Input Device (ZID) profile, which enables mouse-like pointing functionality, keyboard and gesture- and touch-based input controls for consumer electronics such as TVs, set-top boxes and game consoles.

NXP Semiconductors N.V. today announced that Nordic Semiconductor has selected NXP’s low-power LPC1114 microcontroller in its latest Bluetooth low energy reference designs. Based on the energy-efficient ARM Cortex-M0 processor, the NXP LPC1114 is featured alongside Nordic’s nRF8001 Bluetooth low energy connectivity IC in the nRFready µBlue Desktop reference design for wireless mouse and keyboard.

STMicroelectronics has revealed that it is demonstrating a significant leap forward in home multimedia at IBC 2012. ST’s demonstration combines the power of the Company’s STiH416 (“Orly”) connected-home System-on-Chip device with Twonky Server software from PacketVideo to enable the ultimate connected-home experience.