The IMS2022 show came to an end last Thursday, but you can still feel the high energy and intense participation. Thousands of people gathered in Denver to display products, share ideas and discuss the future of communications...
CML Microcircuits is pleased to be back exhibiting for a fifth year at the IEEE International Microwave Symposium (IMS) exhibition in Denver, Colorado USA. Visit CML at booth #11005 21st - 23rd June, where the team will be showcasing new products from the CML SµRF...
After years of development by many parties, including significant input from CML and S3C, the ITU has officially released the standard ITU-R M.2092-1 ‘Technical Characteristics for a VHF Data Exchange System in the VHF Maritime Mobile Band’...
A good integrated synthesizer design is a balance of competing requirements depending on the target application. The CMX940 High Performance RF Synthesizer balances exceptional low noise performance, low power and now, following the publication of a new Application Note, demonstrates extremely fast switching times...
Under the internationally-agreed arrangements for use of the maritime radio frequencies (the ITU Radio Regulations, appendix 18) there are approximately 65 radio channels...
As North American electric, water and gas utility companies work on modernizing their grids, they often choose the unlicensed 900MHz ISM frequency band to deploy their wireless advanced meter Infrastructure (AMI) networks...
VDES, the VHF Data Exchange System, is the next generation of the well-established and popular AIS system used in millions of vessels globally. VDES encapsulates the current AIS system together with high-rate Application Specific Messages and...
CML was extremely keen to exhibit at IMS 2021, it being the first opportunity to engage with its customers and partners at a live event after more than 15 months of virtual meetings. Whilst the number of attendants was expectedly lower than previous years...
For those familiar with designing RF frequency generation circuits spurs are an unwelcome fact of life. The designer wants to generate a nice clean low noise signal but because of the way PLL’s work and other physical effects, the signal often also has other imperfections...
CML Microcircuits will be exhibiting at the 2021 IEEE International Microwave Symposium (IMS) show in Atlanta, Georgia USA in booth 1341 from 7-10th June. CML will be showcasing the new SµRF (Semiconductors Microwave RF) product line, introducing 5 new products...
Cellular telephony has defined the early part of the 21st century and there is now an entire generation that has never known life without the constant companionship of a smart phone. Anticipation for 5G continues to grow...
CML Microcircuits has been participating in an international consortium of Marine companies which have just successfully completed trials for a new low cost marine IoT solution. The companies, representing all aspects of the solution ecosystem...
IoT applications are appearing everywhere and one of the most challenging environments is that of maritime applications. Not only do solutions need to work in physically harsh surroundings, the majority of operation takes place out of the range of conventional low cost communications...
Micro Electrical Mechanical System (MEMS) technology is having a huge impact on the IoT, as traditional mechanical sensors are being replaced by microscopic, electro-mechanical versions in a wide spectrum of devices, including accelerometers, gyroscopes, pressure sensors and tilt sensors. This trend is...
At CML Microcircuits, our primary concern is the health and well-being of our people, business partners and community. Our thoughts are with those already affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and like many companies, we have taken steps to mitigate the impact of the outbreak. We...
CML Microcircuits Ltd, a global supplier of Wireless Data solutions, has recently released a new product that compliments their existing range of data modems targeting licensed VHF/UHF data modems. An evolution of the highly successful CMX7164, the new device supports double the radio channel bandwidth...