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June 17, 2007
Power Systems Design Europe is the leading European publication focused exclusively on the technical needs of power electronics engineering professionals.
Its June 2007 edition featured Systel technology as part of its special report on PCIM (Power Conversion Intelligent Motion) Europe 2007 International Exhibition and Conference in an article entitled "Systel's Digital Control Makes Lighting Control Simple".
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April 21, 2007
"Highlight", the leading German lighting industry magazine, reports in its latest March/April 2007 edition about the IDC2000 IC family Lighting Evaluation Kit availability and the capabilities of the IDC2000 technology.
In addition, the magazine was mailed out with Systel's supplementary flyer entitled "A Novel Family of Power Management ICs based on Digital Technology for Lighting and Building Control Applications" as well as with a CD with Systel's PDK-L3 design tool for fluorescent lighting ballast and wall control for lighting building control.
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April 5, 2007
Systel will be participating in Lightfair International 2007 at the Javits Convention Center in New York, May 8-10, Booth 1764. Systel will show the Lighting Evaluation Kit (LEK) of the IDC2000 IC family for lighting and building control systems including demonstrations of fluorescent multi-channel electronic ballast and power line communication wall control applications working with the IDC2000 devices.
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April 4, 2007
Now available! the PDK-L-3.1, a software design tool for configuring the IDC2000 IC family. This PDK version for lighting is intended for all types of fluorescent lamp electronic ballast applications. more...

April 2, 2007
User Manual of the Lighting Evaluation Kit (SYLEK-FL-01-120/230) for fluorescent lamp electronic ballast applications based on the IDC2000 IC family is now available. more...

February 21, 2007
The UK Patent Office grants Systel Patent Number 2424504 for its multi channel electronic ballast topologies, for single multi-lamp and multi-fixture applications, enabling plurality of gas discharge, LEDs or other types of lamps to be driven each one or a group of them in parallel and independently.