17 November 2004Electronics Technology
Access Control & Identity Management
Information Security
An innovative 'aiding' functionality was added to the Antaris GPS technology, jointly developed by u-blox and Atmel, which now makes 'time to first fix' within four seconds a reality. The aiding parameters provide ephemeris, almanac, rough initial position, clock drift and time, satellite status and, if available, a precise time synchronisation signal. The aiding information is supplied from an external source, for example a base station. With this information, the GPS receiver has immediate knowledge of the satellites to search and track. The aiding feature is offered in the TIM-LP, TIM-LF and TIM-LC as well as on the Antaris GPS chipset.
Smart surveillance and cyber resilience Axis Communications SA
Surveillance Information Security Government and Parastatal (Industry) Facilities & Building Management
South Africa’s critical infrastructure sector has to step up its game regarding cybersecurity and the evolving risk landscape. The sector has become a prime target for cybercriminals on top of physical threat actors, and the consequences of an incident can be far-reaching.
Read more...3,75 GHz RF inductor RF Design
Passive Components
The ceramic chip wire wound inductor from Coilcraft features a DC resistance of 1 O, a DC current of 175 mA, and a self-resonant frequency of 3,75 GHz.
Read more...Gallagher Security opens Cape Town office Gallagher
News & Events Access Control & Identity Management
Acknowledging a significant period of growth for the company in South Africa, opening a second office will enable Gallagher to increase its presence across the region with staff based in Johannesburg and Cape Town.
Read more...Autonomous healing systems are the future
Infrastructure Information Security AI & Data Analytics
Autonomous healing software, an emerging technology, is gaining traction for its potential to transform how organisations manage software maintenance, security, and system performance.
Read more...IoT in a Box RF Design
Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT
RAKwireless and Datacake have collaborated on a solution called ‘Real IoT in a Box’ to address the complexities of deploying IoT solutions, particularly when it comes to LoRaWAN.
Read more...Direction-finding antenna board RF Design
Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT
u-blox’s ANT-B11 Bluetooth 5.1 direction-finding antenna board is a compact Bluetooth Low-Energy angle-of-arrival antenna and sensor board combined.
Read more...Glovent’s SOS Suite triple protects estate residents
News & Events Access Control & Identity Management Residential Estate (Industry)
One hundred and fifty-three years since the world’s first panic button was introduced in New York City, Glovent offers estate residents three different ways of summoning emergency assistance at the touch of a button.
Read more...Suprema showcases enterprise security at Integrate 360 Suprema
News & Events Access Control & Identity Management
Since 2006, neaMetrics, Suprema’s distributor in Africa, has worked closely with Gallagher, building a robust partnership resulting in seamless integration between Suprema’s advanced biometric readers and Gallagher’s security management platform.
Read more...DC to 40 GHz termination RF Design
Enclosures, Racks, Cabinets & Panel Products
The TS400HM from Inmet by Spectrum Control is a 50 O termination that operates from DC to 40 GHz, and can handle an average input power of 1 W.
Read more...Multi-band satellite modules RF Design
Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT
The UBX-R52/S52 Series from u-blox are Multi-band LTE-M/NB-IoT/Satellite Modules that operate in 3GPP cellular bands from 450 MHz to 2,46 GHz and 1,5 to 1,7 GHz for satellite connectivity.
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