On 16 Dec 2003 at 23:44, Igor Pokorny wrote:

> Look at http://www.nvlsi.no/index.cfm?obj=menu&act=displayMenu&men=2
>
> We use their chips .. They are great. No filters, no coils. Chip is a bit
> expensive, if I remeber well about $6, but it's transiever. We tried to
> realize an application you were talking about with Microsoft's rf chips but
> we resigned. The reciever seemed to be too complicated and expensive.
>
> Regards
>
> Igor
>

Another good link for future. But... Norway? As much prob as the Brits seem to have
getting parts that we get in the US just by walking around the block (exaggeration) I
wonder if that works the other way.

I think we've got things worked out here with a different mfg for the XTALs and
ceramics. I'd say what chip I'm using, but if my customer's lurking here and finds out,
he may just try it himself. The things are such no-brainers. 14 pin SOIC Tx & 8-pin
SOIC ASK Rx chips. But the data rate is sloooowwwww. So don't feel bad. I could
get away with 32bps for this app, even slower!

I'll clue you all in later after the prototype ships and I'm paid.

Thanks,
Mike

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