22 February 2017Opto-Electronics
Power Electronics / Power Management
The XDPL8220 from Infineon Technologies is an LED driver with a digital core that enables a variety of systems based on the same device. It offers a modern two-stage architecture, significantly easing the implementation of impending flicker standards. With a standby power of less than 70 mW, it reduces power consumption in the non-active mode while still reacting to external events or user requests. Advanced control algorithms provide the possibility to realise lighting for constant current or constant voltage mode in the same circuit. The power limitation mode keeps the light on while it optimally utilises the capabilities of the components. The driver provides a comprehensive set of parameters for adjusting the operating constraints.
Customisable industrial display 25 March 2020, Vepac Electronics
, Opto-Electronics
Topcon Positioning Group announces a pre-series release of its new OPUS B-Series display available for the developer, systems integrator and manufacturer market for user-interface design and implementation ...
Read more...Automotive-grade optocoupler 25 March 2020, Altron Arrow
, Opto-Electronics
Vishay introduced a new automotive-grade phototransistor optocoupler that combines a high current transfer ratio (CTR) range from 50% to 600% with a low forward current of 1 mA in the compact SOP-4 mini-flat ...
Read more...Automotive LED drivers and controllers 29 January 2020, Future Electronics
, Opto-Electronics
ON Semiconductor has launched a new family of four devices that facilitate the high levels of performance and innovative functionality that vehicle manufacturers and consumers now expect from automotive ...
Read more...Low-noise electronic circuitry enables low-intensity light detection 29 January 2020, Vepac Electronics
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When it comes to low-intensity light detection, performance requirements often lead to selecting devices with greater sensitivity than common photodiodes or even charge coupled devices (CCDs).
Read more...Photocouplers for industrial equipment and solar inverters 29 January 2020, Hi-Q Electronics
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Renesas Electronics announced five new 8,2 mm creepage photocouplers that are the world’s smallest isolation devices for industrial automation equipment and solar inverters. With a package width of 2,5 mm, ...
Read more...Image sensor evaluation kits 25 November 2019, Future Electronics
, Opto-Electronics
Ams has released the NanoVision and NanoBerry evaluation kits, which provide a ready-made platform for the development of innovative solutions based on the ams NanEyeC miniature image sensor.
The NanEyeC ...
Read more...VentoFlex modular LED lighting system 23 October 2019, Mimic Components
, Opto-Electronics
Visual Communications Company (VCC) launched its VentoFlex flexible modular lighting system. The system is made up of flexible copper clad laminate (FCCL) sheets with 90 CRI Luxeon LEDs. VentoFlex was ...
Read more...Battery design trends for IoT 23 October 2019, Avnet South Africa
, Power Electronics / Power Management
Ultimately, the choice of battery for any application in the Internet of Things will depend on the power profile of the application, in combination with any environmental factors such as temperature.
Read more...Developing opportunities around ‘hybrid’ renewable energy power plants 23 October 2019, Forbatt SA
, Power Electronics / Power Management
If we let our imaginations run wild in the local context – and imagine the possibilities that come from having the cheapest energy in the world – the creative minds amongst us could have a field day.
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