Supplier News

51. Mobility Matters: Increase Service Accuracy And Reduce Costs In Aerospace 7/18/2007
    In the aerospace industry, safety is paramount, but the ability to make a profit is often what determines the survival of aerospace manufacturers. Many aerospace companies are implementing enterprise mobility solutions to address the concerns inherent to their industry and gain competitive advantage. Submitted by Motorola
52. The Oxford Princeton Programme Announces New Natural Gas And Aviation Courses 7/16/2007
    The Oxford Princeton Programme, the world's leading provider of full-spectrum training solutions for the energy, commodity and derivatives industries, is proud to present four NEW courses, Gas-to-Liquids - A New Gas Horizon, LNG Shipping - A Voyage of Discovery, Global LNG: Important and Regasification - Europe and Aviation Fuels: Supply, Economics and Trading
53. MicroMo Introduces Powerful, Lightweight Ø3mm Brushless DC Motor 7/13/2007
    MicroMo Electronics, Inc. recently announced the expansion of its Brushless DC motor product line with the new version of the Smoovy Series 0308…B. This new version of the brushless DC motor uses the “System FAULHABER” skewed winding in combination with a rotor made of Neodymium rare-earth magnets to provide cog-free motion
54. Ultra-Wideband RF Measurements 6/27/2007
    By Tektronix
    With more wireless connections being integrated into a wide range of products, many are looking for a wireless technology that can handle higher data rates approaching 1 Gb/s. All of the currently proposed solutions to meet that goal are focused on ultra-wideband (UWB) transmission systems. UWB technology is expected to achieve data rates in excess of 1 Gb/s over short distances at low power. This makes UWB a practical alternative to high speed cabling...
55. Tektronix Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer Supports Broad Range Of Project 25 Test Needs 5/10/2007
    By Darren McCarthy, Tektronix Inc.
    In the last decade, new digital land mobile radio (LMR) communications systems have been developed to meet the growing communications needs of public safety. In an effort to satisfy public safety users’ expectations, LMR manufacturers involved in Project 251 are establishing a “Compliance Assessment Program” that will evaluate P25 equipment for compliance with respect to performance, interoperability and conformance standards
56. Lockheed Martin / Northrop Grumman Team Moves Closer To Developing Flight-Ready Laser Terminals For TSAT 5/8/2007
    The Lockheed Martin/Northrop Grumman Transformational Satellite Communications System (TSAT) team announced recently that functional interoperability aspects of its laser communications risk reduction subsystem have been evaluated in a test conducted at Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Lincoln Laboratory (MIT/LL)
57. Generating Advanced Radar Signals Using Arbitrary Waveform Generators 4/24/2007
    By Tektronix
    This article provides a summarized review of radar essentials and some of the challenges in modern radar systems. It includes an explanation of how to take advantage of the increased sample rate, analog bandwidth, memory, and digital outputs found in the arbitrary waveform generators (AWGs) in order to increase resolution, decrease false target returns, and increase the probability of detecting actual targets...
58. The Case For Integrated Processes 3/28/2007
    Based on research and documented case studies, it is clear that companies are realizing significant value by developing integrated processes across the enterprise. This white paper discusses what integrated processes are, how they create value, specific cases of companies succeeding with integrated processes, as well as a checklist to determine how integrated your own company’s processes are. Submitted by SAP Americas
59. Bar Code Imager: New Suite Of DPM Imagers Available From Microscan 3/28/2007
    In response to automatic identification trends across industries such as automotive and aerospace, Microscan leads the way in announcing a suite of three bar code imagers with illumination and decode algorithms specifically designed for reading the toughest direct part marks (DPM)
60. Automated Pallet Tracking Monitors Packaging And Distribution 3/8/2007
    Located in the Midwest, a large food processing facility produces more than 200,000 boxes of one cereal-type alone. As a part of their automated production, the facility needs to monitor how many boxes of cereal are actually shipped from their facility each day. To accomplish this, three Microscan MS-890 bar code scanners are mounted onto each post-packaging line. Submitted by Microscan