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FS-LCD driver
30 September 2009, KH Distributors
Nuvoton Technology has added the new N535FS0240 to its ViewTalk family, an LCD driver designed for use with FS (filed sequential) LCD panels. FS-LCD uses the same panel process as black and white TN in ...

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IPx5 rated RGB LEDs
30 September 2009, Altron Arrow
Cree has developed new water-resistant, surface-mount, high-brightness LEDs for outdoor video screens. The RGB (red-green-blue) LEDs have an IPx5 rating, indicating that they are protected against low-pressure ...

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LED backlight driver
19 August 2009
Analog Devices has expanded its lighting management system (LMS) product lineup with the new ADP8860 white LED (WLED) backlight driver – the first member of a new family of charge pump-configuration devices. Designed ...

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HB LEDs for solid-state lighting
19 August 2009, Future Electronics
New from Avago are small, high-brightness 3 W LEDs for use in a range of solid-state lighting applications. With dimensions of 5 x 4 x 1,85 mm, the compact ASMT-Jx3x is packaged in a small outline package ...

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1 W natural white LED
19 August 2009, EBV Electrolink
Vishay has expanded its Little Star family of SMD power LEDs with a new automotive qualified, 1 W natural white device that combines high brightness with a compact package outline. Utilising InGaN technology, ...

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Reflective optical encoder
19 August 2009, Altron Arrow
Avago’s AEDR-8400 series is a tiny optical encoder employing reflective technology for motion control purposes. The encoder combines an emitter and a detector in a single surface mount leadless package. ...

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LED driver with hysteretic current control
19 August 2009, Communica
Supertex has introduced the HV9918, a buck-mode LED driver IC with hysteretic current control and high-side current sensing. It is designed for a variety of solid-state lighting applications, such as ...

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Linear regulators suit LED lighting
5 August 2009
New from ON Semiconductor is a series of two-terminal linear constant current regulators ideal for driving current in automotive, industrial signage and architectural LED lighting applications. They ...

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Three-channel LED driver
5 August 2009, Communica
New from Supertex is the HV9985, a three-channel LED driver IC designed to provide high LED current accuracy through closed loop control of the output current, making it suitable for driving multiple ...

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PIR interface controls AC loads
5 August 2009
LSI/CSI has introduced the LS6506R PIR sensor interface IC, which can be used in a wall switch configuration (ie, with no neutral conductor available) to enable the full AC mains cycle to be applied across ...

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Display controller meets DSI standard
22 July 2009, MB Silicon Systems
California Micro Devices has developed the CM5210 MIPI client display controller to meet the requirements of the MIPI DSI (display serial interface) standard. With the introduction of the DSI standard, ...

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Range of LED lenses
22 July 2009, Altron Arrow
The continuous evolution of LED technology has resulted in a reduction of LED dimensions and size, and increases in luminous output. These technological advances have spurred Khatod Optoelectronic into ...

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Constant current LED drivers
22 July 2009, Brabek
The RCD series of constant current LED drivers from Recom has been extended to a maximum of 1200 mA to provide the higher currents needed by the new generation of high brightness LEDs. The RCD-24-1.0 ...

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LED driver with front panel activity control
22 July 2009, NuVision Electronics
austriamicrosystems has released the new AS1115, an easy to use user interface (UI) LED driver. It combines display driving and key scanning, providing a complete front panel solution. The device can ...

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Using RGB LEDs for multicolour sign applications
24 June 2009, Altron Arrow
Video walls utilising multicolour LEDs are in high demand, especially if the LED can be mounted using surface-mount technology. This article deals with the latest red, green and blue (RGB) LED package ...

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Red-green-blue-white multichip LED
24 June 2009, Altron Arrow
Cree has developed the industry’s first multichip MC-E LED with red, green, blue and white chips – all in a single package. It is also pairing new LED chip innovations with its industry-leading XLamp ...

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Fluorescent light ballast controllers
24 June 2009, Future Electronics
International Rectifier recently introduced the IRS2530D and IRS2158D 600 V control ICs for energy-efficient dimming fluorescent lighting ballast applications. The IRS2530D DIM8 is a linear dimming ...

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Low-cost digital displays
24 June 2009
Microtips Technology supplies a range of low-cost digital displays designed for an array of target applications. The MTF-TW70SN731-LB is a 7” TFT with an 800x480 WVGA display and LVDS interface. This ...

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1 W white LED
24 June 2009, Future Electronics
Vishay recently added to its Little Star family a new, automotive-qualified 1 W white LED that combines high brightness with a compact package outline. The Little Star VLMW711U2U3XV offers low thermal ...

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Ambient light sensing photodiode
24 June 2009, EBV Electrolink
Vishay has broadened its optoelectronics portfolio with the introduction of a photodiode-based ambient light sensor in a compact 0805-sized surface-mount package, featuring a 0,85 mm profile and simple ...

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