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Single mode Bluetooth low energy module
The Insight SiP ISP091201 is a completely self-contained Bluetooth low energy SiP module that includes Nordic's MicroBlue nRF8001 connectivity-on-chip solution, integrating the radio, baseband and software stack plus an integrated antenna, 16MHz crystal and 15 supporting passive components.
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Front-end module for GPS applications cuts current consumption
Infineon Technologies AG's BGM781N11 GPS module boosts sensitivity to enable, for example, E911 emergency call requirements for mobile phones, personal navigation devices and other handheld systems, and GPS applications in vehicles.
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Premo and Ihman partner to integrate radio modules in active RFID
Ihman and Predan, part of the Premo Group, will join their efforts in a commercial and marketing project to provide a radio communication module for integration in active RFID and telemetry applications
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Configurable, multichannel RF signal generator reduces costs
RF Engines Ltd. (Isle of Wight, UK) has developed a 32 channel RF signal generator that is designed to enable challenging RF environments to be recreated in labs to test RF equipment.
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Power amplifier linearization SoC enables highly efficient broadband 3G and 4G networks
Scintera Networkshas made available its SC1887 adaptive RF power amplifier linearizer (RFPAL) system-on-chip (SoC).
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Monopole antennas enable multiple M2M applications for Zigbee and ISM Band
Pulse, a Technitrol Company, is offering a set of monopole antennas that deliver Zigbee 2.4 GHz and ISM bands 868 MHz, 915 MHz, and 2.4GHz. These antennas are ideal alternatives to using trace antennas because they occupy very little printed circuit board space while maintaining their key properties regardless of changes to the board.
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Last Updated: 06-17-2004
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