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DALLAS, July 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) (TXN) today introduced the first in a family of multi-chemistry, multi-cell battery management gas gauge circuits with TI's proprietary Impedance Track capacity measurement technology. The bq34z100 power management chip is the first gas gauge in the industry to support a wide range of lithium-ion and lithium iron phosphate chemistries in 2- to 16-cell battery packs, extending battery run-time in applications like medical instruments, power tools, e-bikes and uninterruptible power supplies (UPS). TI also plans to introduce new gauges this year to support lead acid, nickel cadmium and nickel metal hydride chemistries. For more information, samples and evaluation module, visit: http://www.ti.com/bq34z100-pr.

Highest degree of capacity measurement Today's multi-cell lithium battery designs in portable industrial and medical equipment need a more accurate way to measure remaining battery capacity. The bq34z100 battery gauge leverages Impedance Track technology, which uses charge voltage measurements, battery characteristics and properties to determine a battery's state-of-health and maintain up to a 94-percent accurate capacity measurement for the entire life of the battery. The circuit also works independently of series-cell configuration, and can reduce power consumption through an external voltage translation circuit.

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Availability and pricing The bq34z100 multi-chemistry fuel gauge for lithium-based batteries is available now in a 14-pin, 5-mm x 6-mm TSSOP package, priced at $2.10 in quantities of 1,000. TI's new bq34z110 battery gauge for lead acid batteries is planned for release in the third quarter. A new gauge for NiCd and NiMH is planned for announcement later this year.

Find out more about TI's battery management portfolio:

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Posted on July 2, 2012, Monday

ALOR SETAR: The expertise and high-tech procedures applied by Malaysias chemistry department is on par with international standards, Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Datuk Seri Dr Maximus Ongkili said.

Our chemistry department does not use second class equipment the ministry will constantly ensure that, he told reporters in conjunction with the fifth anniversary celebrations of the departments Kedah branch here yesterday.

He said the departments analysis techniques have also progressed from conventional analysis to instrumentation analysis which can provide speedier, accurate and quality results.

Earlier in his speech, he said the department needs to enhance its analysis competitiveness given the presence of private laboratories which are also providing similar services.

He said the department also plays an important role as a reference centre for scientific findings.

In this regard it serves as an Asean reference laboratory for analysis of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and halal products, and a DNA forensic reference centre.

There is no end to efficiency, there is always room for improvement. Innovations do not necessarily require more power and additional funds; laboratory operating procedures need to be regularly upgraded, he said, adding that the department needed to find and initiate an approach that would shorten the analysis period. Bernama

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July 01, 2012 16:24 PM

Malaysia's Chemistry Department Is World Standard - Ongkili

ALOR SETAR, July 1 (Bernama) -- The expertise and high-tech procedures applied by Malaysia's chemistry department is on par with international standards, Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Datuk Seri Dr Maximus Ongkili said.

"Our chemistry department does not use second class equipment...the ministry will constantly ensure that," he told reporters in conjunction with the fifth anniversary celebrations of the department's Kedah branch here today.

He said the department's analysis techniques have also progressed from conventional analysis to instrumentation analysis which can provide speedier, accurate and quality results.

Earlier in his speech, he said the department needs to enhance its analysis competitiveness given the presence of private laboratories which are also providing similar services.

He said the department also plays an important role as a reference centre for scientific findings.

In this regard it serves as an Asean reference laboratory for analysis of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and halal products, and a DNA forensic reference centre.

"There is no end to efficiency, there is always room for improvement. Innovations do not necessarily require more power and additional funds; laboratory operating procedures need to be regularly upgraded," he said, adding that the department needed to find and initiate an approach that would shorten the analysis period.

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Malaysia's Chemistry Department Is World Standard - Ongkili

ALOR SETAR, July 1 The expertise and high-tech procedures applied by Malaysia's chemistry department is on par with international standards, Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Datuk Seri Dr Maximus Ongkili said.

"Our chemistry department does not use second class equipment...the ministry will constantly ensure that," he told reporters in conjunction with the fifth anniversary celebrations of the department's Kedah branch here today.

He said the department's analysis techniques have also progressed from conventional analysis to instrumentation analysis which can provide speedier, accurate and quality results.

Earlier in his speech, he said the department needs to enhance its analysis competitiveness given the presence of private laboratories which are also providing similar services.

He said the department also plays an important role as a reference centre for scientific findings.

In this regard it serves as an Asean reference laboratory for analysis of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and halal products, and a DNA forensic reference centre.

"There is no end to efficiency, there is always room for improvement. Innovations do not necessarily require more power and additional funds; laboratory operating procedures need to be regularly upgraded," he said, adding that the department needed to find and initiate an approach that would shorten the analysis period. Bernama

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Malaysia’s chemistry dept is world standard, says Ongkili

The expertise and high-tech procedures applied by Malaysia's chemistry department is on par with international standards, Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Datuk Seri Dr Maximus Ongkili said.

"Our chemistry department does not use second class equipment...the ministry will constantly ensure that," he told reporters in conjunction with the fifth anniversary celebrations of the department's Kedah branch here today.

He said the department's analysis techniques have also progressed from conventional analysis to instrumentation analysis which can provide speedier, accurate and quality results.

Earlier in his speech, he said the department needs to enhance its analysis competitiveness given the presence of private laboratories which are also providing similar services.

He said the department also plays an important role as a reference centre for scientific findings.

In this regard it serves as an Asean reference laboratory for analysis of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and halal products, and a DNA forensic reference centre.

"There is no end to efficiency, there is always room for improvement. Innovations do not necessarily require more power and additional funds; laboratory operating procedures need to be regularly upgraded," he said, adding that the department needed to find and initiate an approach that would shorten the analysis period. Bernama

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Our Chemistry Dept is 1st class - Maximus Ongkili