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Big Global Players in Brewery: Big SEE Production www.tllmedia.bg THE INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS & SERVICES MAGAZINE FOR THE SOUTH-EAST EUROPEAN COUNTRIES DECEMBER 2007 - FEBRUARY 2008 issue6/2007 ISSN 1312-0670 Big global players in brewery: big SEE production Electronic Components and Products from World Leading Manufacturers page 3 COMET ELECTRONICS Products and TOP PRODUCT solutions from ANNOUNCEMENT Slovenia Microchip Introduces Low-Power, High-Accuracy Op Amps Microchip announces that it has expanded its linear product portfolio with the low power, high-precision MCP6031, MCP6032. MCP6033 and MCP6034 operational amplifi- ers. The new devices have a qui- escent current of only 900nA and a bandwidth of 10kHz. 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The UM232R can be con- Key VDIP1 features in- figured as either USB bus- clude: powered or self-powered l Jumper selectable UART, and also supports 5V or 3V SPI or FIFO MCU Interfaces level interface IOs via two l Uses FTDIs VNC1L de- sets of jumper setting pins. vice Full hardware handshaking l USB A type socket to in- is supported and the terface with USB peripherals UM232R can communicate l 2nd USB Interface avail- at up to 3MBaud at TTL/ able via module pins if re- CMOS levels. quired Ideal for rapid prototyping l Single 5V supply input - and development of Auxiliary 3.3V/200mA power FT232R designs, this mod- output to power external logic ule is also suitable for incor- l Power Good and Traffic poration into low/medium Indicator LEDs volume finished product de- l Reset# and Prog# signals signs. allow device programming via the UART interface if re- COMET ELECTRONICS quired. 16, Tsar Samuil str. 1000 Sofia, Bulgaria UM232R - Development Tel.: (+3592) 915 58 00 module for FT232R Fax: (+3592) 954 03 84 The UM232R module is a e-mail: [email protected] USB - Serial UART (TTL) web site: www.comet.bg For fast info - enter 0303 in Free Information Card For fast info - enter 0304 in Free Information Card south-east european INDUSTRIAL MARKET 3 IN THIS ISSUE: ISSN 1312-0670 South-East European Industrial Market is a registered trade SEE INTERVIEW mark of TLL Media Ltd. The publisher is not responsible for the content of the advertisements, paid publications and materials. 6 The markets in South East Europe have their South-East European Industrial Market is a bimonthly industrial products & services potential in the future with high average magazine for the South-East European countries - Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, growth rates compared with Western Europe F.Y.R. of Macedonia, Romania, Slovenia, Serbia, Montenegro, Turkey. SEE BUSINESS It is distributed free of charge among the working specialists in the industrial sectors in 7 Co-operation for wind farm projects in the region, and the engineering, manufacturing Bulgaria and Turkey and trade companies in South-Eastern Europe. International Sales ELECTRONICS Daniela Vassileva % (+359 2) 818 3813 8 Deeply embedded applications can now E-mail: [email protected] enjoy leading edge processing power, thanks Editorial Department to 32bit developments in microcontrollers. Amelia Stoimenova % (+359 2) 818 3828 (+359 88) 841 4832 COMMERCIAL PUBLICATION Petya Nakova % (+359 2) 818 3842 10 Inspection & Test of electronic boards - (+359 88) 991 9256 PRODUCTRONICA 2007 E-mail: [email protected] PRODUCTS AND SOLUTIONS Distribution Department Liudmil Vassev % (+359 2) 818 3841 11 Products and solutions from Slovenia (+359 88) 925 6232 Deyan Yankov % (+359 2) 818 3842 COMMERCIAL PUBLICATION E-mail: [email protected] 14 More killing power Advertising Sales Department Advertising Director SEE INDUSTRY Marieta Krasteva % (+359 2) 818 3820 15 Big global players in brewery: big SEE Advertising Specialists Petya Naydenova % (+359 2) 818 3810 production Anna Nikolova % (+359 2) 818 3811 Mirena Russeva % (+359 2) 818 3812 SEE EXHIBITIONS Galina Petkova % (+359 2) 818 3815 18 Few upcoming exhibitions in the beginning of Emilia Hristova % (+359 2) 818 3814 Silviya Borissova % (+359 2) 818 3817 2008 E-mail: [email protected] Publishing House TLL Media Ltd.
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