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St Cross Business Park
Newport
PO30 5WB
UK
Telephone: (0)1983 550330
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Listing of all 7 news releases from RF Engines:
Growth for FPGA-based design solutions
High performance FPGA-based design solutions supplier RF Engines is, according to the company, embarking on a major growth phase for 2007 after winning new contracts.
News from RF Engines (26 March 2007)
Fractional resampling cores give high performance
RF Engines has developed a new range of Fractional Resampling Architectures for FPGA that can be used to perform up-sampling or down-sampling of high-speed digital signals.
News from RF Engines ( 9 June 2005)
FFT Cores Dramatically Increase Performance Ranges
RF Engines will demonstrate their industry leading Fast Fourier Transform cores at the GSPx Embedded Solutions Event in Santa Clara, CA from 28-30 September 2004.
News from RF Engines ( 5 October 2004)
RF Engines Launch SpectraChip
SpectraChip from RF Engines replaces analogue circuits in spectrum analyser designs with more reliable digital ones, reducing manufacturing costs.
News from RF Engines ( 8 September 2004)
Rheinmetal Defence Contract RF Engines
RF Engines the UK-based signal-processing specialist, and Rheinmetall Defence Electronics. Germany's leading defence technology company, have released details of a recently signed major contract
News from RF Engines ( 8 July 2004)
Unique Mix And Match For FFT Solutions
RF Engines, has released its latest Matrix range of high specification 'building blocks' for digital transceiver designs that offer a unique 'mix and match' way to create tailored FFT solutions.
News from RF Engines (24 June 2004)
Joining Forces With Acqiris On New Core
User application article RF Engines is supplying a complete system-on-chip design for one of Acqiris's new high-speed digitizers, the AC240 2GS/s cPCI card.
News from RF Engines (21 May 2004)
