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hardware for moving quickly from concept to market.

The design environment accelerates customer time-to-

market through access to ADI’s EngineerZone® online

technical support community, which hosts customer

support forums, quick-start videos, technical articles,

webcasts and product highlights.

Analog Devices will continue to expand its RadioVerse

design environment through partnerships with

leading power amplifier (PA) suppliers, including NXP

Semiconductors N.V., and Skyworks Solutions, Inc.,

providing customers with test reports for AD9375

DPD with PA products of various output power and

frequencies. Visit the RadioVerse alliance network site

which has rapidly expanded to 20 companies in the

past 12 months, including seven new reference designs

targeting drone, wireless surveillance and software-

defined radio markets.

ON Semiconductor Improves Imaging

Performance for High Resolution Industrial

Applications

ONSemiconductor (Nasdaq:ON), drivingenergyefficient

innovations, is improving performance for industrial

imaging applications that require both high resolution

image capture and maximum image uniformity.

The new29megapixel KAI-29052 image sensor provides

up to twice the imaging sensitivity of the existing KAI-

29050 in the wavelength range of 500 nanometer (nm)

to 1050 nm. This improved performance is particularly

beneficial to applications operating in near-infrared (NIR)

wavelengths, such as 850 nm. This enhanced pixel

design retains isolation of charge from one photodiode

to another, enabling this increase in sensitivity without

any reduction to image sharpness (Modulation Transfer

Function, or MTF). In addition, an improved amplifier

design reduces read noise by 15%, increasing the linear

dynamic range available from the device to 66 decibel

(dB). With these enhancements, the KAI-29052 serves

as a new performance benchmark for high resolution

image capture.

“The evolving needs of industrial imaging applications

such as high end security, machine vision, and

aerial surveillance and mapping require continued

advancements in the portfolio of image sensors serving

this market,” said Herb Erhardt, Vice President and

GM, Industrial Solutions Division, Image Sensor Group

at ON Semiconductor. “The enhanced performance

available from the KAI-29052 is a further demonstration

of ON Semiconductor’s ongoing commitment to provide

the most advanced CCD and CMOS image sensors for

these demanding markets.”

The KAI-29052 is now available in a RoHS-compliant

CPGA-72 package in Monochrome, Bayer Color, and

Sparse Color configurations, and is fully pin compatible

not only with the existing KAI-29050 image sensor but

also a full family of 5.5 micron and 7.4 micron CCD

image sensors, enabling camera manufacturers to

quickly adopt the new device.

Evaluation kits for ON Semiconductor’s full family

of Interline Transfer CCD image sensors are now

available, allowing the performance of devices such as

the KAI-29052 to be examined and reviewed under real-

world conditions. Customers can order an evaluation

kit by contacting their local ON Semiconductor sales

representative or authorized distributor. More information

on the KAI-29052 is available on the company’s blog.

Belden Compliant with Mandatory New EU

Radio Equipment Directive

Belden Inc., a global leader in signal transmission

solutions for mission-critical applications, confirmed

today its compliance with the new Radio Equipment

Directive (RED) 2014/53/EU. All Hirschmann wireless

solutions fully adhere to the new guidelines, including

the OpenBAT, BAT450-F, BAT867R and BAT-C Industrial

Wireless LAN access points/clients, as well as all OWL

Industrial Cellular Routers.

The new RED replaces the former R&TTE (Radio

and Telecommunication Terminal Equipment Directive

1999/5/EC) after a year-long transition period. All radio

products shipped to the European Union on or after

June 13 must conform with the new directive. While

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