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Keithley has previously donated a Model 2440 5A SourceMeter to Oregon State University’s Solar Vehicle Team, helping the electrical engineers of tomorrow characterize photovoltaic devices accurately and efficiently. OSUSVT has been using the instrument in analyzing and troubleshooting mono-crystalline silicon solar modules.

The GTC01 GSM/GPRS platform, is the latest addition to the range of market leading wireless products from London-based, Radiometrix. The GTC01 is a complete, self-contained GSM/GPRS platform designed to support the Cinterion M2M Evolution range of GSM modems. Available in an easy to use plug-in module form factor, it offers developers a highly versatile hardware interfacing development tool, to create their own customised GSM/GPRS based device.

Laird Technologies, Inc. today announced the release of its new WPD136M6C-001 full spectrum multi-band mobile antenna.

picoChip has launched the PC3xx family, a new range of system-on-chip baseband processors specifically targeted at the fast-growing femtocell market. These second-generation devices incorporate picoChip’s field-proven modem software in a highly integrated form, enabling femtocell manufacturers to substantially reduce bill-of-materials while increasing performance. This cost reduction is a critical enabler for high-volume consumer femtocell de...

Data networks sharing spectrum with TV channels could hold the key for future rural broadband provision and ease the data burden on 3G and 4G networks. But how can interference be avoided? Sally Ward-Foxton investigates.

Cambridge Broadband Networks has announced that its VectaStar multipoint microwave equipment will be backhauling LTE data as a key element of O2’s trial 4G network. The superfast network, operating over 40 square kilometres in high traffic areas of Central London is designed to deliver mobile data speeds equivalent to the fastest fixed line connection.

Analog Devices, Inc. have unveiled an integrated true RMS-to-DC converter that offers a best-in-class 100 µV to 3 V of usable dynamic range and the ability to measure extremely low signal levels with high accuracy and no drop in settling time.

Analog Devices, Inc., have announced the introduction of two VGA (variable gain amplifier) products that feature new levels of integration and performance for designers of broadband communications systems. With unprecedented levels of integration, the ADRF6516 VGA incorporates dual-channel, programmable, 6-pole low-pass filters and VGAs in a single chip. Also today, Analog Devices introduced the ADL5336 VGA, which for the first time integrates ...

RF Monolithics, Inc. have introduced the first new product from its expanded M2M business initiative announced last year and the first of the RFM2M™ family of M2M Wireless Sensor Network Platform building block products.

Analog Devices, Inc. have introduced two 1-watt, 2-stage RF driver amplifiers featuring the ability to cover the entire cellular frequency range used in wireless communications systems.