The Rakon devices are matched for use with Nemerix chip sets, also distributed by Anglia, enabling the distributor to provide all of the parts needed to develop very low power GPS systems. Rakon recently acquired the frequency control products division of C-MAC MicroTechnology, adding further crystal and oscillator products to its portfolio.
Anglia’s Divisional Marketing Manager for wireless, opto and displays commented, “We have been selling Nemerix parts for several months now and it quickly became clear to us that customers were struggling to source suitable frequency sources with which to drive the parts. We’re delighted to have landed a deal with the established world leader in this technology, and to be able to continue a tradition of developing Anglia’s business based on understanding our customers’ applications and delivering the products and support they need to ensure that they develop successful products.”