In Matrix Electrónica we are always thinking about ways to improve the connectivity of our customers, so we want to wish you happy Holidays and a more and better connected New Year.
Our hope for these days of celebration and for 2019 to have technology bring us closer and to help create more accesibility, security and sustainability for all.
The Matrix team,
Being a leading provider of NAND and DRAM flash memory module solutions with high performance, superior quality and durability, ATP has a series of industrial SD cards at the head of the market.
With reliable performance in any environment, these reinforced flash products are designed to work constantly in conditions of extreme temperatures, shock, vibration and humidity. Its SIP (System-in-Packaging) manufacturing process, encapsulates all exposed components and points of failure to ensure that the products are fully waterproof (IEC 60529 IPX7), dustproof (IEC 60529 IP6X), shockproof, and ESD (electrostatic discharge). The memories can withstand an extended temperature range from -40ºC to +85ºC.
ATP SD/SDHC/SDXC industrial cards are designed for applications in demanding sectors such as automotive, healthcare, aviation, where there is critical data that requires the highest level of reliability, duration, and data integrity. SD/uSD and CF cards are available in different NAND Type configurations (MLC, SLC and SLC mode).
All ATP products come with a fixed BOM policy, which will guarantee the very same product over the entire lifespan until it becomes EOL.
Industrial Micro SDWithin the family of industrial SD cards, the ATP micro SD has multiple features for industrial applications such as military, automotive, marine, aviation, etc. Their MTBF (meantime between failures) at 25°C is 5,000,000 hours, and it has capacities from 512MB to 64GB.
Industrial Compact FlashAnother kind of cards within the ATP SD series is the Compact Flash. Its S.M.A.R.T. (Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology) functionality controls different resistance and reliability parameters, signaling activity outside the normal range. This information helps predict storage errors to take preventive measures. Their MTBF (meantime between failures) at 25 ° C is 2,000,000 hours, and it has capacities from 512MB to 32GB.
The new Knowledge Base is here. This new website tool, allows any user to access in a simple and intuitive way to all the MTX software manuals indexed contents:
The MTX website Knowledge Base is a functionality that will grow as more contents are added. Right now it has all the contents of the manuals of the Titan and Tunnel, and soon it will feature all the application notes. Its biggest perk are the internal links within the content, that allow to easily navigate the different sections. In addition, there’s a table of contents on the right column, so the user can go to a different section without the need to go back. This tool is specifically made to help users with questions about MTX software, so they can easily find answers.
You can access to the Knowledge Base from the main menu “SUPPORT.” You can also have a look on the following link.
Last week took place the most important technological gathering in Europe, the CEBIT in Hannover, to which MTX and Cervello attended.
Like in past editions, MTX had a place at the fair showing its last new products, including the IoT cloud platform Cervello, that along MTX devices offer a wide range of solutions to most IoT applications. Moreover, the gathering had talks by experts, workshops and even concerts.
Take a look at some of the fair pictures and the MTX stand, including the Lego Smart City demo with a smart parking with presence sensors, and also temperature and humidity sensors.
See you at the next edition!
Crédito foto: CEBIT
Crédito foto: Matrix
Crédito foto: CEBIT
Crédito foto: Matrix
Crédito foto: CEBIT
Crédito foto: Matrix
Crédito foto: CEBIT
From June 12th to 15th, MTX and Cervello will be at the new edition of CEBIT in Hannover. This fair has been celebrated in the German city since 1970, and is already established as the number one platform of digital technology and information.
This year, it will feature names as known in the technology area as Julia Shaw (AI specialist), Mikko Hypponen (security guru) and Jaron Lanier (VR pioneer). MTX will also offer its contribution to the Internet of Things world presenting examples of different solutions with MTX devices and Cervello cloud platform. Both combined, form a powerful and innovative alternative for most IoT applications.
Don’t miss this networking opportunity and come to visit us in hall 13, stand B78, where you will also find a simulation of a smark parking solution and a temperature and humidity sensor solution.
Recientemente, varias comunidades autónomas españolas han empezado a tomar conciencia sobre la problemática de la contaminación lumínica sobre todo en sus ciudades, y están en camino de implementar unas normativas que persiguen una iluminación sostenible que sea más respetuosa con el medio ambiente y por lo tanto mejore la calidad de vida de los ciudadanos.
Estas normativas, indican que los proyectos de iluminación exterior a implementar en un futuro deben ser de luz ámbar con un índice espectral G mayor de un valor determinado dependiendo de la zona lumínica en la que se desee instalar el proyecto:
| Zona lumínica | Índice espectral G |
|---|---|
| E1, E2 y E3 insertas en E1 | G > 2,0 |
| E3 | G > 1,5 |
| E4 | G > 1,0 |
Ante esta nueva circunstancia, Matrix cuenta con la solución de iluminación adecuada a la nueva normativa, el COB Landmark de Bridgelux, que es el único del mercado que cumple con todos los requisitos. Estos COB LEDs cuentan con diferentes formatos, desde Vero, Vero SE y V. Se han medido en condiciones de 25ºC y 85ºC, con un resultado de 2,6, lo que significa que se cumple con el índice espectral requerido en cualquiera de las zonas lumínicas. Esta solución es perfecta para preservar y acentuar la belleza de edificios históricos, minimizar el reflejo, y mejorar la seguridad callejera.
El COB Landmark se convierte así en la mejor alternativa de iluminación para los fabricantes de luminarias de exterior que quieran competir en el mercado de iluminación sostenible del futuro, adaptado a las necesidades de los ciudadanos y del medio ambiente.
A continuación podéis ver los diferentes modelos del COB Landmark. Para más información, consultad la página de LEDs multichip especiales, o contactad con nuestro equipo de ventas.
| Producto | CCT | CRI | SDCM | Flux | Corriente | Eficacia | LES |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gen. 7 Décor Street and Landmark Vero 10 | 2000K | 65 | 3 | 1365 lm, 1322 lm | 270mA, 350mA | 145 lm/W | 10 |
| Gen. 7 Décor Street and Landmark Vero 18 | 2000K | 65 | 3 | 440 lm – 5883 lm | 1170mA, 1050mA | 149 lm/W | 18 |
| Gen. 7 Décor Street and Landmark Vero 29 | 2000K | 65 | 3 | 11440 lm – 17198 lm | 1710mA, 2100mA | 149 lm/W | 29 |
| Décor Street and Landmark Vero SE 10 | 2000K | 65 | 3 | 1248 lm | 270mA, 350mA | 137 lm/W | 10 |
| Décor Street and Landmark Vero SE 18 | 2000K | 65 | 3 | 4366 lm | 1170mA, 1050mA | 144 lm/W | 18 |
| Décor Street and Landmark Vero SE 29 | 2000K | 65 | 3 | 11411 lm | 1710mA, 2100mA | 145 lm/W | 29 |
| Gen. 7 Décor Series Street and Landmark V10B | 2700K, 3000K | 97 | 2 & 3 | 999 lm – 1468 lm | 270mA, 360mA, 350mA | 102 lm/W,109 lm/W | 10 |
| Gen. 7 Décor Series Street and Landmark V13B Gen. 7 Décor Series Street and Landmark V13C |
2700K, 3000K | 97 | 2 & 3 | 1789 lm – 2676 lm | 450mA, 630mA, 500mA | 106 lm/W, 112 lm/W | 13 |
| Gen. 7 Décor Series Street and Landmark V18B | 2700K, 3000K | 97 | 2 & 3 | 3504 lm – 5007 lm | 900mA, 1170mA, 1050mA | 107 lm/W, 113 lm/W | 18 |
| Gen. 7 Décor Series Street and Landmark V22B Gen. 7 Décor Series Street and Landmark V22C |
1750K | 80 | 4 | 2576 lm – 3445 lm | 900mA, 1170mA, 1050mA | 84 lm/W | 18 |
Flexitron presents a new publication where we analyze some of the most relevant vertical solutions for the Smart City of the future, based on the different options that exist in terms of sensors, hardware and software in Matrix Electrónica and other companies of the Flexitron Group.
With the increasing global urbanization, there is increasing effects on the environment, and a need for a new paradigm of urban management, more efficient and economically viable. The document aims to offer sustainable alternatives that improve the quality of life of citizens, focusing on key urban sectors like transportation, parking, power resources, waste management, lighting, air quality control, etc.
The publication develops different management examples for several solutions, analyzing the hardware and software equipment needed to make these connectivity projects happen. It also explores the pros and cons of these applications, and the effects they would have on the daily lives of the citizens of the Smart City. Thanks to the different companies that comprise Flexitron Group, Matrix is able to cover all the needs for the different vertical solutions: from sensors, to an IoT platform, to communication devices and accessories.
Below you can see the document, that you can also download here:
Durango will be the last stop of the IoT trends MTX seminar, closing the tour on May 31st, after its editions in Valencia, Barcelona, Madrid and Seville. As its predecessors, this seminar is for all of you who have an IoT project and want to know the direction Internet of Things is heading to.
The seminar, by the MTX Product Manager and Applications Engineer, will include a talk about the present and future of 2G, 3G and 4G/LTE networks, as well as a presentation of the latest MTX products: the new modem MTX-Java-IoT, compatible with MTX-Tunnel software; MTX-Router-Titan II, the new member of the Titan family; and the Cervello, the new cloud platform for IoT applications. Also, the seminar will feature demonstrations and practical cases for IoT solutions with MTX products. The atendees will be able to ask questions at a round table.
The location of the seminar will be announced soon, and will happen on May 31st from 9:30 to 13:30h.
If you want to attend, please register on this link (Spanish), where you can also suggest topics for the seminar. Don’t miss the last opportunity to attend to our seminar!
Recently, our MTX seminar about IoT trends took place in Madrid The event will be replicated in Seville on May 8th, and you can still register on the link (Spanish).
As well as analysing the current IoT trends, MTX-Titan software was introduced, a firmware included in the MTX-Router devices that turns them into independent equipment able not only to read, store and send data from sensors and other devices, but also control them via, for example, AT commands.
Here you can download a whitepaper about MTX-Titan, or visualize it below:
After having successfully celebrated our MTX seminar about IoT tendencies in Valencia, Barcelona and Madrid, we have decided to include a new edition on May 8th in Seville. As its predecessors, this seminar is for all of you who have an IoT project and want to know the direction Internet of Things is heading to.
The seminar, by the MTX Product Manager and Applications Engineer, will include a talk about the present and future of 2G, 3G and 4G/LTE networks, as well as a presentation of the latest MTX products: the new modem MTX-Java-IoT, compatible with MTX-Tunnel software; MTX-Router-Titan II, the new member of the Titan family; and the Cervello, the new cloud platform for IoT applications. Also, the seminar will feature demonstrations and practical cases for IoT solutions with MTX products. The atendees will be able to ask questions at a round table.
The location of the seminar will be announced soon, and will happen on May 8th from 9:30 to 13:30h.
If you want to attend, please register on this link (Spanish), where you can also suggest topics for the seminar.
