Our blog posts are written by CML’s expert team of application engineers and provide you with the latest trends, new technology, myth-busters and information on topics of importance in the electronics industry.
We have categorised our blog posts using our key product markets to allow you to quickly find posts that you have an interest in. Make sure to check back regularly to read our latest posts!
28 November 2019
When introduced in the mid-nineties by the International Maritime Organisation, (IMO), the Automatic Identification System, (AIS), was aimed at maritime collision avoidance and monitoring of shipping. By continuously broadcasting information over public airwaves using unencrypted VHF radio signals…
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15 November 2019
The main activemitel_logoity of Emitel is to provide broadcast infrastructure for terrestrial radio and television, but they also provide GMDSS radio-communication services for Polish maritime administration. Therefore Emitel decided to build a VDES test installation that would allow them to learn the basics of the VDES system and gather some practical skills.
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12 November 2019
The falling costs of space access have stimulated a recent surge in the numbers of small satellites and CubeSats being launched into Low Earth Orbit, (LEO). These satellites offer new opportunities to developers of remote IoT applications, making satellite communication economically as well as technically feasible.
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29 October 2019
The first MEMS microphone was introduced in 1983 and in the following 36 years microphone technologies have evolved significantly giving designer’s a wider range of choices than ever. Technology wise, since 2014 MEMs microphones have surpassed condenser microphones as being the most popular choice for developers.
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4 October 2019
Last month CML participated in RFMW’s Annual NA and European Sales Conference. This was a great opportunity to spend a lot of time with the inside and outside sales teams as well as RFMW’s executive management.
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23 September 2019
While the Internet of Things is a worldwide wonder that promises to connect everything, it’s probably worth remembering that the study of electromagnetism started nearly 200 years ago and was, in a very real way, the birth of radio.
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25 June 2019
Recognising the growing need to protect communication systems from the threat of being compromised by unauthorised parties, CML Microcircuits has introduced the CMXCMX7158Q37158. Based on the company’s proprietary FirmASIC® technology…
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20 June 2019
CML has been exhibiting at IMS2019 in Boston, showcasing the latest developments in our high frequency and RF devices. The exhibition was well attended and in a great location.
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22 May 2019
From the 4-6 June, CML will be participating at the International Microwave Symposium (IMS) exhibition in Boston, MA. You can find us at booth 128, where we will be displaying a selection of our RF products.
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18 April 2019
We are now in a position to provide a very quick start evaluation enclosure for VDES testing and even base station installation for field trials.
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22 March 2019
CML Microcircuits is happy to announce another successful year at the Embedded World exhibition in Nuremburg, Germany. The show celebrated its 17th year, welcoming 31,000 trade visitors and 1,117 companies from countries all over the world. Live demonstrations of the recently-launched CMX655D Ultra-low Power Voice
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4 March 2019
CML Microcircuits and Stone Three Communications have demonstrated a VDES Evaluation Platform that has been used in a number of VDES field trials that have taken place. The VDES1000 module is a Software Defined Radio (SDR) specifically designed to cover the whole maritime radio spectrum; 156.025 MHz to 162.025MHz.
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4 March 2019
The institute of Maritime Technology (IMT) in South Africa has installed the world’s first commercial VDES base station. This will provide services to the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) broader maritime community and industry interested in using VDES new data applications.
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11 February 2019
The Canadian Coast Gard has forecast that VDES is to become a key medium for ship-shore communication. It was therefore very important for Canada to do its own verification of VDES performance in a real-world situation, gauge performance and investigate any potential adverse effects on AIS.
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31 January 2019
The Institute for Maritime Technology (IMT), a division of Armscor SOC Ltd., continued South Africa’s strong maritime legacy by installing and operating the first VHF Data Exchange System (VDES) base station in the world. This effort forms part of the Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) technology
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28 January 2019
CML Microcircuits is excited to announce that we will be exhibiting at this year’s Embedded World trade fair in Nuremburg, Germany, from 26th-28th February 2019. Embedded World is one of the most important exhibitions in the embedded electronics industry, welcoming over 32,000 attendees last year.
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7 January 2019
“Connecting everything – smart, safe and secure” CML Microcircuits is pleased to announce another successful year at the 2018 Electronica exhibition. CML participated as a Co-Exhibitor with our German Distributor, SE Spezial Electronic AG, ensuring that we were listed in the Official Show Guide. The
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7 December 2018
Not too long ago, popular fiction still treated the voice interface as something that belonged in the future, but it is now a reality. When we use the phone to talk to a service provider, often we are talking to technology first and a person
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29 August 2018
While the Internet of Things is a worldwide wonder that promises to connect everything, it’s probably worth remembering that the study of electromagnetism started nearly 200 years ago and was, in a very real way, the birth of radio.
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29 August 2018
Introduced in 2002, the maritime Automatic Identification System, (AIS), has been so successful that its use has expanded well beyond its original scope, leading to more and more traffic using the system.
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29 August 2018
We live in a world that is increasingly connected and where the need for wireless communications is omnipresent. The range of RF applications is growing rapidly with everything from wearables to smart home appliances requiring reliable, wireless connectivity.
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