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Radar modules

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Murata Manufacturing has unveiled a new radar module that uses microwave- band high-frequency technology. The device complies with adaptive cruise control specifications, which call for a 150m detection distance and a 10mW output. The radar module features a 3.2-degree beam width and a 32dB minimum antenna gain. Besides being weather-resistant, the module has a 0dB output and a 85dBc/Hz C/N ratio. The module is offered in two versions, a scanning version with a transmission and reception circuit, and a scanning unit controller with a transmission and reception circuit.

Publisher: Dempa Publication Inc. (Japan)
Publication Name: Journal of the Electronics Industry
Subject: Electronics and electrical industries
ISSN: 0385-4515
Year: 2000
Radar Systems & Equip, Radar, Murata Manufacturing Company Ltd.

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HV-D16 3-CCD

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Hitachi Denshi Ltd has introduced the HV-D16 3-CCD fine sensitivity color camera. A combination of digital signal processing-based multidimensional noise reduction, CCD charge-storate time control and a frame memory has resulted in superior sensitivity which can be boosted by a factor of around 128, compared with normal operation. It has a 63dB S/N ratio for the reproduction of fine-quality pictures. The camera sells for $20,370.

Publisher: Dempa Publication Inc. (Japan)
Publication Name: Journal of the Electronics Industry
Subject: Electronics and electrical industries
ISSN: 0385-4515
Year: 2000
Electro-Optical Surveillnc, Display Eqp

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DVD rolls along in car navigation market

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The Japanese market for car navigation systems will experience double digit growth in volume and in value for fiscal year 2000. DVD car navigation systems will serve as the driving force behind the growth since it has the strongest market acceptance. DVD-based car navigators, despite their high value, are selling well because users find them easy to handle and they do not require factory of dealer installation.

Publisher: Dempa Publication Inc. (Japan)
Publication Name: Journal of the Electronics Industry
Subject: Electronics and electrical industries
ISSN: 0385-4515
Year: 2000
Ground Navigation Equipment

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