Fastrax (distributed by Glyn in Australia) has introduced the Fastrax UP500 module based on the MT3318 GPS chipset by MediaTek.
Atmel (distributed in Australia by Braemac) has announced the availability of two automotive-grade GPS devices featuring good navigation performance.
National Instruments has announced the GPS Toolkit for LabVIEW, an extension of the graphical system design environment that expands the NI RF PXI platform to include multi-satellite GPS signal simulation.
ASD Technology has released a new series of low noise filtered L-Band LNA's from Orban Microwave Products.
SiGe Semiconductor has released the SE4150L GPS radio receiver featuring dual-antenna input capability for next-generation GPS systems.
Fastrax Ltd, available through GLYN High-Tech Distribution, has introduced a software-based GPS receiver solution, with the aim of extending the use of location-based services in consumer electronics.
La Trobe University double-degree honours graduate Graham Rivers-Brown says he can fix Victoria’s traffic gridlock for $120 a vehicle using a battery-powered, wireless data-management system the size of two-and-a-half matchboxes.
STMICROELECTRONICS has announced that its Cartesio automotive-grade application processor System-on-Chip (SoC) with embedded GPS is to be used by Garmin inside a range of navigation systems including the nüvi 205.
IMSYS has announced the IM3240 development kit for use with the IEEE1588 which together can leverage the accuracy of the Global Positioning System (GPS) and its ability to provide precise time. The products, showing slave accuracies of 15 nanoseconds using sub-dollar clock oscillators, can now be a
STMicroelectronics introduced its new automotive-grade application processor with embedded GPS for navigation and telematics. The Cartesio processor perfectly couples with ST’s GPS RF chip (STA5620), creating a unique offering that significantly reduces the form factor and bill-of-materials with no