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Products of the Year 2004

17 November 2004 Electronics Technology

This article features a round-up of some products, amongst others, that have appeared in Dataweek over this past year, that are either: innovative, novel, best sellers, technically significant, generated particular reader interest, or, have some or other 'claim to fame'!

RabbitCore microprocessor core modules

Extra long life potentiometer

Theft-proof battery racks

Wireless USB modules are easily integrated

Logitech chooses Nordic's 2,4 GHz RF devices for cordless mouse

Access Points for industrial application

Next generation low power wireless chipset released

World's first 1 GHz DSP

Ultra-low microcontroller recognised with technology award

Revolutionary ceramic transformer developed

Precision data converter portfolio integrated with ARM7 core

Industry's first 6-pin microcontrollers

KH Distributors signed to supply electronic design aid

Waterproof SMB connector launched at electronica

Low profile satellite antenna

Enclosure speeds time-to-market for EPIC SBCs

SMD thermistors claimed smallest

World's densest solid-state couplers

Audio amplifier chip delivers 200 W output

Multiphase controller gets 'Best Product Design' award

One-stop-shop ZigBee solution provider

Industry's first 13 GHz realtime oscilloscope and probing measurement system

300 W PSU world's smallest in its class

Technology allows 'interactive' English lessons on handhelds

New version design flow software suite for PCB

Rating doubled for medical applications in proprietary isolation product

LED PAR-style lamps

Small antennas for RFID

Redline's AN-100 receives award

Flexible wireless cable for broadband

Power conversion IC targets wasteful supplies

Faster mixed VHDL and Verilog design

Ultra low-power transmitter chip in swallowable camera capsule

GPS receiver gets aiding functionality

Hybrid choke eliminates two extra components

76 A pluggable PCB mount connector





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