Linear Corp.
Carlsbad, CA 92009
Jun 26, 2008 Designed for multipoint gate and door entry systems, ACT-31D (single-button) and ACT-34D (4-button) TRANS PROX(TM) radio transmitter and Wiegand access control enable users to carry one product on key-ring to enter buildings through multiple entry points. Radio control transmitter is compatible with Linear telephone entry systems, multi-door access controllers, and gate receivers, while proximity access is compatible with Linear's AM-PR proximity reader in 26-bit Wiegand format.

Coiler Corporation
Taipei Hsien   Taiwan
Jun 19, 2008 Dual Band Repeaters integrate combination of GSM 900, DCS 1800, and UMTS repeater systems into single unit. Available in 2 models based on SB Pico and BR Mini repeaters, they can amplify 2 systems simultaneously with single device. Units can boost RF signals for 1 or 2 non-continuous frequency segments on GSM and DCS networks, and within 10 or 15 MHz ranges on UMTS networks, allowing carriers with non-adjacent frequencies to amplify up to 4 frequency segments at once.

Endwave Corporation
San Jose,, CA 95134
Jun 17, 2008 Targeting short-range indoor communications that must transport data traffic at multi-gigabit speeds, 60 GHz T/R module allows full-duplex operation with flexible modulation and can also be operated in various radar modes. It features receiver noise figure of 5 dB and transmitter output power (at P1 dB) of over +5 dBm with ±1.0 dB flatness over 2 GHz operating bandwidth. Measuring 3½ in. in length, transceiver includes independent Tx and Rx local oscillators and programmable phase lock loops.

Motorola, Inc.
Schaumburg, IL 60196 4041
Jun 02, 2008 Weighing less than 180 gr, Model TCR1000 can be concealed in light clothing and includes options for integrated GPS and end-to-end encryption. Control features enable use of audio tones to identify talk group number and to allow audio-only recognition of talk group selection. With whisper mode for discrete use, Model TCR1000 allows secure communications for surveillance operations.

Maxim Integrated Products
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
May 14, 2008 MAX2839 zero-IF MIMO RF transceiver utilizes dual-receiver technology to deliver noise figure at 2.3 dB, -81 dBm sensitivity for 64-QAM signal at 5 MHz channel bandwidth, and 95 dB gain control range that is digitally controlled in 1 dB steps. Also, it delivers 0 dBm linear output with 64-QAM signal, greater than -45 dBc of sideband suppression, and more than -36 dB EVM. Operating from 2.7-3.6 V supply, it is available in 8 x 8 mm, leadless, 56-pin TQFN package.

ESi
Augusta, GA 30901
Apr 18, 2008 ESiWebFUSION(TM) enables WebEOC® servers to communicate with each other as well as third-party systems, allowing collaboration among emergency operations centers (EOCs). Serving as centralized data exchange switch, solution connects users to tools that will further enable them to stay aware during situations that call for instant and informed decisions. Users can share essential information with all WebEOC systems through status boards created on single WebEOC system.

Cobra Electronics Corp.
Chicago, IL 60707 4000
Feb 26, 2008 Available with noise canceling microphone, Model 29 LTD BT provides instant access to emergency channel 9, as well as tactile controls to allow drivers to feel where the dial is in its rotation without taking eyes off the road. Unit offers 4 W AM RF power output, Talk Back controls to adjust desired amount of modulation, channel indicator, Delta Tune to clarify incoming signals, and adjustable Dynamike® boost.

RF Micro Devices, Inc.
Greensboro, NC 27409-9421
Feb 15, 2008 Designed as final portion of transmit sections in GSM900/DCS1800 handsets, dual-band RF4180 reduces handset front end complexity while addressing performance requirements. Pb-free and RoHS-compliant solution minimizes requirement for PA-to-antenna matching and combines PowerStar® power control technology, power flattening technology, and integrated Vbatt tracking. It supplies 2 symmetrical receive ports, 50 ohm matched input and output ports, and GSM/GPRS Class 12 compliance.

Harris Corp.
Rochester, NY 14610
Jan 10, 2008 Falcon® III multiband manpack radio promotes mission effectiveness by integrating command and control systems with sensors, shooters, and weapons platforms. At on-air rates to 10 Mbps, this wideband tactical radio provides secure Internet Protocol data to tactical Internet. It offers range of multiband, multimission capabilities and incorporates Harris Advanced Networking Wideband Waveform, SINCGARS, Havequick II, and various other tactical satellite capabilities.

GE Fanuc
Charlottesville, VA 22911
Dec 11, 2007 Available in 5 ruggedization levels, ICS-8560 includes 2 transformer-coupled analog outputs with 16-bit resolution and supports sampling frequencies up to 200 MHz in single data rate mode and up to 400 MHz in double data rate mode. Featuring Xilinx Virtex-4 FPGA in combination with onboard digital-analog conversion resources, it allows VHF waveforms to be processed and converted directly on XMC module. ICS-8560 provides user with up to 8 lanes of high speed serial I/O.

Harris Corp.
Melbourne, FL 32919
Sep 21, 2007 Utilizing embedded 256-bit AES encryption, Model RF-7800M-MP provides secure voice and high-speed networked data services with up to 20 W of output power over frequency range of 30 MHz to 2 GHz. Unit runs narrowband and wideband waveforms off single military battery. It includes Harris Advanced Networking Wideband Waveform for mobile ad-hoc networking. Software Communications Architecture v2.2 allows loading of future waveforms and ensures software upgradeability.

Tyco Electronics Corp.
Harrisburg, PA 17105-3608
Aug 07, 2007 Featuring single closed-loop digital polar design, DTx radio architecture enables true multi-band, multi-mode operation from 2.5-4 G for GPRS/EDGE, W-CDMA, CDMA 2000, and HSPA as well as LTE, EVDO, and WiMax air interfaces. It allows modulation of signals with over 30 MHz of bandwidth, and includes full transmitter subsystem with calibration and corrections algorithms, enabling tight control over temperature, battery voltage, frequency, and transmit power.

Andrew Corp.
Orland Park, IL 60462
Jul 05, 2007 Self-diagnosing and self-adaptive Node C is designed for operators who are converting networks from legacy analog protocols to CDMA-450 and FLASH-OFDM(TM) digital standards and new carriers considering 450 MHz standards. Interference cancellation equipment minimizes isolation requirements between donor and coverage antennas. Suited for applications where higher data rates are required and to fill gaps in network coverage, unit operates with 5 W of output power.

EFJ, Inc.
Irving, TX 75038-2401
Jun 20, 2007 Designed to prevent unwanted eavesdropping by enemies, terrorists, and criminals, VoSec SC20-760 voice security module helps keep critical communications confidential, enabling homeland security to protect vital information and personnel. It comes with modules for portable and mobile radios, keyload radio interface box, and keyloader software. Unit offers 128-bit security, whereby unwanted listeners hear only white noise, while intended listener hears clear, natural sounding voice.

Harris Corp.
Melbourne, FL 32919
Apr 11, 2007 Highband Networking Radio (HNR) offers high-bandwidth, long-range, and line-of-site connectivity between LAN users. Radio features baseband processing unit, antenna, control software, and interconnection cables, while options for mobile operations include GPS receiver, inertial navigation gyroscope, and self-erecting masts. Potential applications include Warfighter Information Network-Tactical, Future Combat Systems, and Joint Network Node programs.

Micrel Semiconductor Inc.
San Jose, CA 95131
Mar 20, 2007 Offered in 10-pin MSOP package with current consumption of +10 dBm output, 3 V, 6.7 mA, and ASK=CW, Model MICRF112 requires only 9 components, including antenna, for implementation. It features operating voltage range of 1.8-3.6 V, operating temperature range of -40 to +125°C, and standby current of 50 nA (typ), prolonging battery life. Applications include telemetry, wireless sensing, consumer entertainment remotes, remote actuation, and lighting control.

Princo Instruments, Inc.
Southampton, PA 18966
Feb 23, 2007 Suited for beverage bottling machines, car washing systems, and vending machines, model L2632 OEM NULL-KOTE(TM) transmitter can be customized to measure any material from low dielectric (insulating) products to conductive slurries. Advanced circuitry provides accurate readings even when conductive materials build up on sensing probe. It features ±0.015% per 1°F temperature stability, ±0.5% accuracy, ±0.1 repeatability, and -30 to +150°F and -34 to 66°C operating temperature ranges.

Harris Corp.
Melbourne, FL 32919
Oct 25, 2006 Providing 20 W of output power, Falcon® III combines multiband radio features with commercial L-Band SATCOM and wideband mobile ad-hoc networking. It incorporates Advanced Networking Wideband Waveform to provide secure IP data networking to tactical Internet at on-air rates up to 10 Mbps. Radio includes embedded encryption for voice and data, and embedded military-grade GPS receiver for timing and situational awareness.

RELM Wireless
West Melbourne, FL 32904
Oct 20, 2006 Rapid Deployment Portable Repeater (RDPR), or The Go Box, enables emergency responders to extend wireless radio communications network or set up new network within minutes while on the move. Capable of digital, analog, and mixed-mode operations, it accommodates portable radios from professional-grade RELM/BK-brand up to public safety-grade BK Radio portables, including DPH digital portable radios compliant with APCO Project 25 technical standard.

Harris Corp.
Melbourne, FL 32919
Oct 12, 2006 Providing secure, digitized voice and data communications to individual soldiers, Model RF-300U fits into variety of network-centric systems, including those based on Falcon® II family of tactical radios. Frequency band of 350-450 MHz provides worldwide coverage and optimized range in both urban and rural environments. Offering automatic and hands-free operation, radio incorporates GPS receiver and standard USB interfacing, allowing position tracking and messaging services.