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65 Epping Rd
North Ryde NSW 2113
Tel: 02 9947 0000
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FM radio for mobile devices


ROYAL Philips Electronics has an FM radio solution for mobile devices and an FM and radio data system (FM+RDS). The external component count has been reduced in the FM and FM+RDS products.

The size of the TEA5761 FM radio has been reduced from 150mm2 to a 50mm2 PCB area. The TEA5764 FM with integrated RDS demodulator and decoder covers a total PCB area of 70mm2. The two versions have wafer level chips-scale packaging. The FM radio and FM+RDS are fully pin-compatible.

15% of mobile phones sold worldwide have FM radio. The integration of RDS will enable users to view the station name, scan for a particular type of program and ensure that the receiver always tunes to the strongest signal available. The technology also offers benefits for telecom operators by increasing average revenue per user (APRU).

The small size of the components simplifies the design process and makes space available for other features.

1-Dec-2004
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German travellers to pay by NFC (24-May-2006)
After a 10-month field trial, near field communication technology is set to be commercially deployed within the public transport system of the German city of Hanau.

Australia’s best applications of microcontrollers (13-Apr-2006)
Projects that demonstrate innovative use of microcontrollers are being sought as part of the 2006 EDN Innovation Awards.

Combines high speeds with low-voltage operation. Small 4-channel UARTs in HVQFN package (19-Oct-2005)
PHILIPS' range of advanced SC16C UARTs has been expanded with the release of the industry's smallest 4-channel devices. Now available in the ultra-compact, high-performance HVQFN package, they measure just 36mm², delivering board savings of as much as 90% compared with the industry's current smallest package size of 144mm².

European CEOs back software patents (7-Jul-2005)
Five of Europe’s biggest companies have entered the debate over software patents, calling on the European Union to protect innovation and keep Europe competitive.

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