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Heathrow’s Terminal 5 opened to passengers on 27th March, 2008. A £4.3bn project, T5 will serve around 30 million passengers a year and is comprised of a core terminal building connected to two satellites.

ITT Interconnect Solutions has shrunk the size and reduced the weight of its circular interconnection components, while still maintaining their reliability and performance in tough environments. The new, compact Trinity MKJ connectors are better prepared to deal with the demands of high-end system designs, such as those used in medical, military, space and industrial scenarios.

Vishay introduced a new series of ESCC-4001/023-qualified, R-failure-rate, thin film wraparound chip resistors. The PFRR resistors are the industry’s first such devices to offer TCR down to 10 ppm/°C and tolerances to 0.05 %.

Maxim has introduced the MAX2657 and MAX2658, which are two tiny, battery-sipping LNAs (low-noise amplifiers) designed for GPS-enabled applications operating in the 1575MHz band. Maxim merges its innovative SiGe BiCMOS process technology and WLP (wafer-level packaging) expertise in these devices, and they improve the performance of GPS receive sensitivity with an ultra-low 0.8dB noise figure. This sensitivity is an improvement over both discrete ...

u-blox announces the immediate availability of LEA-6R, a next-generation GPS module based on the latest u-blox 6 platform. The surface-mount module comes with u blox’ proprietary “Sensor Fusion Dead-Reckoning” technology integrated.

Three new Altera Cyclone III FPGA based video image and compression boards have been released by 4DSP Inc. The new VID300 PMC series offers excellent cost-performance with abundant FPGA logic resources for specialized image processing.

Rosum Corporation announced today the launch of ALLOY, a revolutionary location and synchronization solution for indoor and urban environments. The ALLOY™ chip, which was developed in partnership with Siano, the leading supplier of Mobile Digital TV receiver chips for handsets, laptops, PNDs, and other mobile devices, utilizes broadcast TV signals to provide precise frequency, timing and location information. The breakthrough chip opens up a ...

Connectivity technologies are evolving at an unprecedented pace. Today, connected cars link to satellites and communication networks; tomorrow they will link to each other and the infrastructure.

Continental has produced 250 million acceleration and pressure satellites in Regensburg and Ingolstadt over the past 16 years.

u-blox adds a cellular positioning technology CellLocate to its LEON GSM/GPRS module family to provide positioning in poor GPS signal conditions, or even without a GPS system present. This revolutionary embedded technology complements u-blox GPS by adding a parallel and complementary technique for determining position.