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Team Taiwan land embedded prize in Microsoft competition
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Team Taiwan took the US$25,000 first prize and were bestowed the title of Heavyweight Embedded Technology Champion of the World in this year’s embedded development section of the Microsoft Imagine Cup.
The closing ceremony was held in Warsaw, Poland, in early July.
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Java modem powers fire alarm warning for deaf people
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A GPRS and Java modem from Adaptive Modules is playing a key part in the DMS direct message service that aims to inform deaf or hard of hearing people if a fire alarm sounds in public places such as a shopping centre or library.
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Microsoft licenses Arm architecture
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Arm and Microsoft have signed a new licensing agreement for the Arm architecture. The agreement extends the collaborative relationship between the two companies that has existed since 1997.
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Embedded SBC based on Intel Q57 chipset
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Evoc has launched the EC9-1816L2NAR embedded single board computer based on the Intel Q57 chipset. The ATX motherboard supports LGA1156 packaged Intel Core i7, i5 and i3 processors.
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Open VPX development platform
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Elma Electronic has released a two-slot VPX and Open VPX test and development platform that accommodates 3U and 6U boards via a shelf divider. The E-Frame test platform can connect multiple backplanes to simulate various fabric topologies, eliminating the need for custom backplanes and allowing high speed signals to be passed from one slot to the next.
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Com Express module takes the shocks
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Congatec has expanded its Com Express range with the Conga-BS57 module for shock resistant applications. It can use a range of processors starting with the Intel Celeron U3400 processor (4Mbyte cache, 1.06GHz, TDP 18W) up to the Core i7-620 LE (4Mbyte cache, 2.0GHz, TDP 25W).
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Trigger jitter cut on 10GS/s oscilloscopes
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Rohde & Schwarz’s RTO oscilloscopes can analyse one million waveforms per second. They also have the first digital trigger system to be implemented in an oscilloscope, which reduces trigger jitter.
The oscilloscopes will initially be available in two- and four-channel models with bandwidths of 1 and 2GHz and a maximum sampling rate of 10GS/s.
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