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Tyco Electronics - Press Release 6-6-2007
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TYCO ELECTRONICS EXPANDS M/A-COM
RFID READER MODULE LINE
 High-Performance
Modules Ideal for High-Performance Applications
LOWELL, Mass. – June 6, 2007 – Tyco Electronics today
announced the expansion of the M/A-COM RFID reader module line to include
new I/Q (In-Phase/Quadrature), source and transmit modules. The new
M/A-COM RFID reader modules are ideal for a variety of applications,
specifically those that require high performance, flexible and compact
features.
Receive I/Q Modules
The MAIA-007860-000100,
MAIA-007859-000100 and the MAIA-007775-000100 I/Q modules are designed
to cover the worldwide 850 MHz – 960 MHz frequency range with a phase
balance of <2.5 deg and a noise floor of ~160dBm/Hz. The MAIA-007860-000100
(low local oscillator drive) has a range of -4 to +2 dBm LO drive, an
excellent carrier suppression of ~44 dBc and a sideband suppression
of ~36 dBc. The MAIA-007859-000100 (medium LO drive) has a range of
0 to +6 dBm LO drive, a carrier suppression of ~ 44 dBc and a sideband
suppression of ~ 42 dBc, and the MAIA-007775-000100 (high LO drive)
has a range of +2 to +8 dBm LO drive, a carrier suppression of ~36 dBc
and a sideband suppression of ~37 dBc.
Source Module
The MAIA-007028-000100 source module utilizes an integrated VCO (Voltage-Controlled
Oscillator), phased-locked loop filter and has a TCXO (Temperature-Compensated
Crystal Oscillator) with <10 ppm stability and low phase noise. The
source modules are specifically targeted for the RFID market and cover
the worldwide frequency bands.Transmit
Module
The MAIA-007851-000100 transmit module is specifically targeted for
the RFID market and covers worldwide frequency bands. The transmit module
operates in the 850 MHz – 960 MHz range, and has a 32.5 dBm output power.
It uses a 3.6 supply voltage, and has a 0 - +7 dBm LO drive.
Tyco Electronics’ M/A-COM MAIA-007851-000100, MAIA-007860-000100, MAIA-007859-000100
and MAIA-007775-000100 are available in a RoHS-compliant 6mm 28-lead
PQFN (Power Quad Flat No-Lead) plastic packages. The MAIA-007028-000100
is available in RoHS-compliant lead-free land grid array packaging.
Price and Availability
Tyco Electronics’ M/A-COM MAIA-007851-000100
and MAIA-007028-000100 are available from stock in quantities of 10,000
and are priced at $9.37 and $20, respectively. The MAIA-007860-000100,
MAIA-007859-000100 and MAIA-007775-000100 are available from stock and
are all priced at $9.10 in quantities of 10,000. Contact Tyco Electronics
domestic and international sales channels for price and delivery quotes.
Datasheets and supporting technical documents are available online at
www.macom.com.Contacts:
Product Communications: Pat Hindle 978-442-4825
hindlep@tycoelectronics.com
ABOUT TYCO ELECTRONICS Tyco Electronics, currently
a business segment of Tyco International Ltd., is a leading global provider
of engineered electronic components, network solutions and wireless
systems, with 2006 sales of US$12.7 billion to customers in 150 countries.
Tyco Electronics designs, manufactures and markets products for customers
in industries from automotive, appliances and aerospace and defense
to telecommunications, computers and consumer electronics. With over
8,000 engineers and worldwide manufacturing, sales and customer service
capabilities, Tyco Electronics’ commitment is its customers’ advantage.
More information on Tyco Electronics can be found at
www.tycoelectronics.com.
• M/A-COM, the TE logo and Tyco Electronics
are trademarks.
• Other products, logos and Company names mentioned herein may be trademarks
of their respective owners.
# # # For sales information, please contact:
M/A-COM, Inc. 1011 Pawtucket Blvd. Lowell, MA 01853
Americas
-- 1-800-368-3277
Canada -- 1-800-368-3277
Middle East/Africa
-- +1-434-455-9229
Asia/Pacific -- +1-434-455-9223
Europe -- +1-434-455-9219
Latin America -- +1-434-455-9229 |
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