RF Transmitters

- Microchip Technology Inc. is a leading provider of microcontroller and analog semiconductors, providing low-risk product development, lower total system cost and faster time to market for thousands of diverse customer applications worldwide. Headquartered in Chandler, Arizona, Microchip offers outstanding technical support along with dependable delivery and quality.

- The market is evolving. The rules are changing. To keep your time to market short, you need integration at every level—from silicon to the supply chain. Count on Maxim Integrated to help you overcome design and architectural challenges, with integrated solutions for the industrial, medical, consumer, automotive, energy, computing, and communications realms. Maxim Integrated is also your source for power, interface, and even digital products that work in the analog world. And they’re glad to support you with reference designs, tools, technical documents, packaging, and more. We invite you to explore their latest analog integration offerings.

- PIC Development Tools. The ICEPIC range of In-circuit emulators has lowered the cost of developing the Microchip PIC. The first ICEPIC was shipped in May 1995, since then we have shipped over 10,000 units making the ICEPIC the worlds most popular emulator. Microchip Technology has decided to distribute the product for us and also integrate the product into their own MPLAB operating system. We also offer programmers, C Compilers, BASIC Compilers, a range of reference books, tutorials and project boards to provide a complete source of Development equipment for the PIC microcontroller. Manufacturing Facility We have 10,000 sq.ft. of manufacturing area with a Mamiya fully automatic Pick & Place machine and a Blundell dual wave flow solder machine. This ensures a high level of quality and enables us to provide a world-class manufacturing facility.

- Nordic Semiconductor is at the forefront of this wireless revolution having single-handedly pioneered the ULP wireless sector during the 1990s. Today, due in large part to Nordic's persistent efforts to continually develop, enhance and expand the reach of ULP wireless, a version of ULP wireless connectivity called Bluetooth low energy has now been adopted by the open standards group behind Bluetooth wireless technology: the Bluetooth SIG. As such, Bluetooth low energy will shortly appear alongside classic Bluetooth in almost every new cell phone and Bluetooth-enabled device.