Fairview Microwave Introduces New Series of Bi-Phase Modulators Operating in Frequency Bands from 0.5 to 40 GHz

“Not only does this line of bi-phase modulators deliver impressive performance features for modulating RF carrier signals over broad frequency bands, we’re also able to provide them with same-day shipping,” said Tim Galla, Product Line Manager.

IRVINE, Calif. (PRWEB)
October 27, 2020

Fairview Microwave Inc., an Infinite Electronics brand and a leading provider of on-demand RF, microwave, and millimeter wave components, has just released a new line of bi-phase modulators covering broad octave frequency bands from 0.5 to 40 GHz. These models use TTL logic to phase modulate data onto an RF carrier signal using 2 phase shift keying (2PSK). Useful applications include military and commercial communications systems, microwave radio, radar, high-data-rate test & measurement, serial data transmission and wireless base station infrastructure.

Fairview Microwave’s new series of 0° to 180° bi-phase modulators includes nine models that offer impressive performance that includes low insertion loss of 2.5 dB typical, fast switching speed of 40 nsec typ, low VSWR of 1.8:1 typ and maximum peak RF input power of 0.5 watts. All designs require dual bias voltages, and feature input and output RF ports that are bi-directional. These compact and rugged packages utilize solder pins for TTL control, DC bias and ground, and field replaceable SMA or 2.92mm female connectors They operate across a wide temperature range from -40°C to +85°C. All models are highly reliable, meeting MIL-STD-202 environmental test conditions for humidity, shock, vibration, altitude and temperature cycle.

“Not only does this line of bi-phase modulators deliver impressive performance features for modulating RF carrier signals over broad frequency bands, we’re also able to provide them with same-day shipping, avoiding the usual 22-24 week production lead-times of our competitors,” said Tim Galla, Product Line Manager.

Fairview Microwave’s new bi-phase modulators are in-stock and available for immediate shipping with no minimum order quantity (MOQ) required.

For inquiries, Fairview Microwave can be contacted at +1-972-649-6678.

About Fairview Microwave:

A leading supplier of on-demand RF and microwave products since 1992, Fairview Microwave offers immediate delivery of RF components including attenuators, adapters, coaxial cable assemblies, connectors, terminations and much more. All products are shipped same-day from the company’s ISO 9001:2015 certified production facilities in Lewisville, Texas. Fairview Microwave is an Infinite Electronics brand.

About Infinite Electronics:

Based in Irvine, Calif., Infinite Electronics offers a broad range of components, assemblies, and wired/wireless connectivity solutions, serving the aerospace/defense, industrial, government, consumer electronics, instrumentation, medical and telecommunications markets. Infinite’s brands include Pasternack, Fairview Microwave, L-com, MilesTek, Aiconics, KP Performance Antennas, PolyPhaser, Transtector, RadioWaves, ShowMeCables, INC Installs and Integra Optics. Infinite Electronics serves a global engineering customer base with deep technical expertise and support, with one of the broadest inventories of products available for immediate shipment.

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Trading in your Old iPhone with Apple & the Carriers Could Cost you Hundreds of Dollars!

33% of Americans will automatically trade their iPhone in with their Carrier or Apple. This will not give them the most money for their old phone to put towards an upgrade!

CHICAGO (PRWEB)
October 27, 2020

The US’s largest cell phone trade-in price comparison site, SellCell.com, has released a new cost comparison survey that details where users can get the most money for their old iPhone before they upgrade to an iPhone 12.

The SellCell analysis looked at the trade in prices for iPhones across Apple, Carriers, BestBuy, EcoATM and SellCell to determine where the user can get the most money for their old iPhone. As part of the research SellCell also surveyed 2,000 US iPhone users to see where they currently trade in their old iPhones when they upgrade and if this is really offering them the best deal when selling their old phone.

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The iPhone 12 will Prompt a Surge in Upgrades

Research at SellCell.com suggests that more people than ever are looking to trade-in their old iPhone, with four-in-ten iPhone users and three-in-ten Android users also considering making the leap. But iPhone owners need to ensure that they are getting the best deal for their old iPhone and this can mean shopping around to find the best trade in price, rather than trading in with Apple or their carrier by default.

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Where do Americans Currently Trade in Their Old Phone?

SellCell.com surveyed 2,000 US iPhone owners to see what they would do with their old device when they upgrade.

After you upgrade, what would you do with your old phone?

Sell it on eBay – 21.9%

Trade it in with Apple – 17.9%

Trade it in with Carrier – 15%

Give it to a friend or family – 13%

Keep it as a backup device – 11%

Sell it online on a ‘Sell Phone’ website – 9%

Trade it in-store (retail store) – 6.1%

Sell it using trade in ATM machine – 4%

Give it to charity – 2.1%

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  33% of respondents will sell their device to either Apple or their Carrier. (18% sell their iPhone to Apple and 15% to their carrier.)
• The data also suggests that 11% of users will be keeping their existing iPhone as a back-up device. This means a user is potentially sitting on hundreds of dollars that they could put towards upgrading.

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iPhone Trade In Price Comparison

33% of people think that it is the best option to trade-in an old iPhone with Apple or a carrier. SellCell’s cost comparison however shows that trading in an old phone with Apple or a carrier may not offer the most amount of cash to put towards an iPhone 12.

iPhone Trade In Price Comparison – October 2020

iPhone 11 Pro Max (512GB) – SellCell.com: $765, Apple: $500, Verizon: $590, AT&T: $580, T-Mobile: $575, Best Buy: $650, EcoATM Kiosk $636

iPhone 11 Pro (512GB) – SellCell.com: $639, Apple: $450, Verizon: $535, AT&T: $520, T-Mobile: $516, Best Buy: $600, EcoATM Kiosk $590

iPhone 11 (256GB) – SellCell.com: $490, Apple: $350, Verizon: $318, AT&T: $310, T-Mobile: $301, Best Buy: $430, EcoATM Kiosk $430

iPhone 2020 SE (256GB) – SellCell.com: $270, Apple: $210, Verizon: $263, AT&T: $230, T-Mobile: $249, Best Buy: $150, EcoATM Kiosk $220

iPhone XS Max (512GB) – SellCell.com: $480, Apple: $370, Verizon: $404, AT&T: $390, T-Mobile: $389, Best Buy: $400, EcoATM Kiosk $353

iPhone XS (512GB) – SellCell.com: $400, Apple: $300, Verizon: $328, AT&T: $320, T-Mobile: $314, Best Buy: $300, EcoATM Kiosk $305

iPhone X (256GB) – SellCell.com: $340, Apple: $250, Verizon: $228, AT&T: $220, T-Mobile: $212, Best Buy: $300, EcoATM Kiosk $202

iPhone XR (256GB) – SellCell.com: $365, Apple: $250, Verizon: $232, AT&T: $225, T-Mobile: $221, Best Buy: $300, EcoATM Kiosk $239

iPhone 8 Plus (256GB) – SellCell.com: $296, Apple: $210, Verizon: $157, AT&T: $155, T-Mobile: $141, Best Buy: $225, EcoATM Kiosk $175

iPhone 8 (256GB) – SellCell.com: $200, Apple: $140, Verizon: $116, AT&T: $115, T-Mobile: $106, Best Buy: $150, EcoATM Kiosk $150

iPhone 7 Plus (256GB) – SellCell.com: $203, Apple: $140, Verizon: $90, AT&T: $90, T-Mobile: $82, Best Buy: $150, EcoATM Kiosk $120

iPhone 7 (256GB) – SellCell.com: $127, Apple: $100, Verizon: $62, AT&T: $60, T-Mobile: $55, Best Buy: $85, EcoATM Kiosk $95

iPhone 6S Plus (128GB) – SellCell.com: $120, Apple: $80, Verizon: $34, AT&T: $35, T-Mobile: $32, Best Buy: $70, EcoATM Kiosk $55

iPhone 6S (128GB) – SellCell.com: $90, Apple: $60, Verizon: $24, AT&T: $35, T-Mobile: $14, Best Buy: $50, EcoATM Kiosk $40

*Prices based on top price available for a ‘Used’ device in ‘Good’ condition

**Prices compared 14th October 2020

Trading an iPhone via SellCell offers more money than Apple or any or the carriers. The iPhone 11 Pro Max is a good example. Apple is offering $500 for its most expensive existing handset. SellCell, on the other hand, offer $765 for an iPhone 11 Pro Max. That is $115 more than the best offer a user can get from a carrier and $265 more than Apple.

Comparing The Market Will Offer the Most Cash

Automatically trading an iPhone in with Apple or a carrier, means that users could lose out on a substantial amount of money. It is wise to compare the value of a phone with different buyback vendors. Using a comparison site like SellCell that compares over 35 buyback companies is a good starting point to make sure that the user sees a range of deals from BuyBack companies.

To read the full report please visit – https://www.sellcell.com/blog/upgrading-to-iphone-12-trading-in-your-old-iphone-with-apple-or-your-carrier-could-cost-you-hundreds-of-dollars/

Email – sarah.mcconomy@sellcell.com

ORLANDO, Fla. (PRWEB)
October 23, 2020

Micross Components, Inc. (“Micross”), the world’s largest supplier of value-added bare die and a leading global mission-critical microelectronic components and services provider for high-reliability markets and Efficient Power Conversion Corporation (EPC), the world’s leader in enhancement-mode gallium nitride on silicon (eGaN®) power FETs and ICs have signed a new agreement establishing Micross as an authorized worldwide supplier of EPC GaN products offered in Die Form.

This new agreement combines the superior performance and reliability of EPC’s GaN technology with Micross’ portfolio of capabilities that will further strengthen our one source service offering for customers requiring microelectronic components or custom packaging solutions to meet their unique design and performance goals.

“EPC’s GaN technology solutions are a perfect complement to Micross’ global expertise in providing mission-critical component and services to our hi-reliability customers,” said Tony Hamby, Sr. VP of Global Die. “We are excited about bringing together our combined expertise to further meet customer applications that require higher frequency, efficiency and greater power density solutions.”

About Micross

Micross (http://www.micross.com) is the global one-source provider of mission-critical microelectronic components and services, including Bare Die & Wafers, Advanced Interconnect Technology, Custom Packaging & Assembly, Component Modification Services, Electrical & Environmental Testing and Hi-Rel Products to manufacturers and users of semiconductor devices. In business for more than 40 years, Micross’ extensive hi-reliability capabilities serve the Aerospace & Defense, Space, Medical and Industrial markets, among others. Micross possesses the sourcing, packaging, assembly, engineering, test and logistics expertise needed to support an application throughout its entire program cycle.

About EPC

EPC is the leader in enhancement-mode gallium nitride-based power management devices. EPC was the first to introduce enhancement-mode gallium-nitride-on-silicon (eGaN®) FETs as power MOSFET replacements in applications such as DC-DC converters, wireless power transfer, envelope tracking, automotive, power inverters, remote imaging and sensing technology (Lidar), and Class-D audio amplifiers with device performance many times greater than the best silicon power MOSFETs. EPC also has a growing portfolio of eGaN-based integrated circuits that provide even greater space, energy, and cost efficiency.

eGaN is a registered trademark of Efficient Power Conversion Corporation, Inc.

Contact: Valerie Thomas, Micross Components

Valerie.Thomas@micross.com

Related Links: https://www.micross.com

LinkedIn – http://linkedin.com/company/micross-components

Twitter – http://twitter.com/microsscomps

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Naviga Publisher and Sophi.io have enabled our news organization to develop the same level of quality newspaper with fewer resources. This enables us to re-allocate those resources to driving better content and increased subscriptions.

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (PRWEB)
October 26, 2020

Naviga, the largest provider of software technologies for the global publishing industry, today announces the launch of Naviga Publisher, powered by Sophi.io, an artificial intelligence system by The Globe and Mail, a new product that automates the print production workflow for publishers. This next-generation smart AI/ML technology empowers newsrooms to devote their time, energy and resources to reporting on news rather than the delivery of content to multiple channels.

As the increase in the demand for digital news is accelerated by the global pandemic, with some Naviga customers seeing an over 200% increase in new users, Naviga Publisher, powered by Sophi.io, and part of Naviga’s Content Engagement Platform (CEP), enables news organizations to become truly ‘Content First’ by re-allocating resources traditionally meant for print to producing quality journalism instead.

The automation technology is currently being used by Agderposten, a Norwegian daily newspaper. “Naviga Publisher and Sophi.io have enabled our news organization to develop the same level of quality newspaper with fewer resources. This enables us to re-allocate those resources to driving better content and increased subscriptions,” said Agderposten Editor-in-Chief Øyvind Klausen.

Part of Naviga’s new Smart Layouts solution set, Naviga Publisher, powered by Sophi.io, enables publishers to deliver a consistent, brand-driven look and feel of their paper, regardless of article length, other assets and other influencing factors such as ads, placement, or layout. The automation technology is configured to model the decisions that print editors make today, enabling publishers to deliver great content without compromising on layout quality or having to use templates.

“According to a July 2020 survey of Naviga customers, 22% of the total effort to deliver a newspaper comprises page layout and copy fitting,” said Pat Stewart, VP of Development at Naviga. “By leveraging AI/ML technology to power print and e-reader manufacturing workflows, publishers can drive higher efficiencies, save on manufacturing costs and allocate more resources to content creation.”

Greg Doufas, Chief Technology Officer at The Globe and Mail, said “As a publisher ourselves, we know how much time and resources go into laying down a paper, especially given how quickly news evolves. When we saw how flawlessly Sophi.io automated our digital content curation, we knew we had to bring that same AI-based automation to the print laydown process and get this technology to others. Looking at Agderposten’s success, it’s clear that our partnership with Naviga is enabling us to help other forward thinking publishers.”

Naviga’s Smart Layouts solution set also includes Naviga Templates. Naviga Templates automates copy fitting of articles, while Naviga Publisher, powered by Sophi.io, fully automates the time-intensive process of page creation and assembly for the entire publication.

“While many publishers deploy a ‘digital first’ mindset, there are often disparate processes for creating and delivering content across channels,” said Karin Söderlund, President and General Manager of Content Products at Naviga. “With the addition of Sophi.io powering Naviga Publisher, we offer a smart, channel-agnostic content management system that integrates across a newsroom, enabling publishers to focus on quality journalism and new revenue opportunities.”

To learn more, please visit Naviga’s Smart Layouts webpage or write to info@navigaglobal.com.

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