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CML are exhibiting at the European Microwave Week

CML Microcircuits is excited to announce that they will be exhibiting at the European Microwave Show 2021 at the Excel Centre in London, from Monday the 4th – Wednesday 6th April 2022. The 2021 show was postponed last year due to the pandemic, so CML are looking forward to being able to attend the show […] Read More

VDES passes a key milestone – ITU formally publishes ITU-R M.2092

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’.  The -1 release formalises the requirements for VDES terminals and infrastructure and gives marine equipment developers a guaranteed […] Read More

COVID-19 UPDATE

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 have taken significant measures to protect our employees and communities. […] Read More

CML Enables Rapid Development of UHF Wireless Modems

CML Microcircuits Ltd is pleased to announce the release of the DE9941A-435 Wireless Data SDR Demonstration Board, an updated version of their popular DE9941A-375 board, now rebanded to cover operation from 400-470 MHz, making it suitable for applications in Europe, North America and other regions that allow licensed wireless data applications in the UHF frequency […] Read More

CML Appoints New Reps in the Americas

CML Microcircuits is excited to announce the appointment of six new rep organizations in the Americas. These appointments will enhance the CML sales organization and allow CML to continue growth in its core communications semiconductor products as well as increase market awareness of the SμRF product range of high frequency, high bandwidth RFICs and MMICs, […] Read More

CMX7364 Multi-mode High Performance Wireless Data Modem

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 of its predecessor and incorporates additional power-saving features. The CMX7364 […] Read More

CMX940 Hops to a Faster Beat

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. To achieve the quoted very low in-loop noise floor, typically -125 […] Read More

Mouser Electronics’ Global Distribution Agreement with CML Microcircuits

Mouser Electronics’ Global Distribution Agreement with CML Microcircuits CML Microcircuits is delighted to announce a new world-wide distribution agreement with Mouser Electronics, Inc. Mouser’s proven track record in rapid distribution of products into the global market place means that CML will now benefit from a fast, next-day delivery service. Getting CML’s products expedited to its […] Read More

CML brings advanced voice codec capability to Raspberry Pi users enabling easy evaluation and development

CML brings advanced voice codec capability to Raspberry Pi users enabling easy evaluation and development CML Microcircuits is pleased to announce the EV6550DHAT, a Raspberry Pi Hardware Attached on Top (HAT) compatible evaluation and development board that makes the features and benefits of its CMX655D ultra-low power voice codec available to hobbyists, developers and product […] Read More

Digital Voice Communication in Marine Band

Under the internationally-agreed arrangements for use of the maritime radio frequencies (the ITU Radio Regulations, appendix 18) there are approximately 65 radio channels available for maritime use. These are all 25 kHz wide and are used for analogue FM voice communication (with the exception of channel 70, which is used for DSC signalling as part […] Read More