International Rectifier has launched a new online design tool that enables electrical and thermal simulation and design optimisation for the SupIRBuck family of integrated point-of-load voltage regulators.
The interactive, Web-based tool available at http://mypower.irf.com/SupIRBuck enables the rapid selection and simulation of selected SupIRBuck products. Based on a designer’s given input and output parameters, the online tool selects suitable devices for a given application. Once basic requirements are entered, the tool allows the user to capture schematics, create a reference design along with associated bill of materials, view waveforms, and perform complex thermal and application analysis.
The tool is designed and engineered to assist a variety of designers, from power experts to digital specialists with limited exposure to analog design. SupIRbuck devices featured in the tool cover the initial load currents up to 12 A, up to 21 V input voltage and output voltages as low as 0,7 V, and are supported by standard and customisable demo kits, reference designs, datasheets and electrical, mechanical and application notes.
SupIRBuck voltage regulators integrate IR’s synchronous buck control ICs and HEXFET trench technology MOSFETs in a compact 5 by 6 mm Power QFN package.
Bridging the gap between MCUs and MPUs Future Electronics
Editor's Choice AI & ML
The Renesas RA8 series microcontrollers feature Arm Helium technology, which boosts the performance of DSP functions and of AI and machine learning algorithms.
Read more...Enhanced code protection for USB µC portfolio Future Electronics
DSP, Micros & Memory
To help easily incorporate USB power and communication functionality into embedded systems, Microchip Technology has launched the AVR DU family of microcontrollers.
Read more...Compact power relays Future Electronics
Interconnection
The new HE-R Series power relays by Panasonic Industry are PCB-mounted relays for easy board assembly, with both two- and four-pole contact arrangement options.
Read more...Varistors for automotive applications Future Electronics
Circuit & System Protection
TDK Corporation has announced the addition of two new varistors to its AVRH series for automotive applications where both are characterised by the high electrostatic discharge-withstanding voltage demanded to ensure the safe operation of safety-critical automotive functions.
Read more...New Studio 6 SDK
Design Automation
New Simplicity Studio 6 SDK opens development environment, and opens developers to Series 3.
Read more...Power modules enable 15% weight reduction in race cars Future Electronics
Power Electronics / Power Management
Chosen for their small and lightweight characteristics, the Vicor modules efficiently step down the high-voltage accumulator’s power from 400 – 600 V to 27 – 38 V.
Read more...Long-range passive infrared motion sensor Future Electronics
Passive Components
Panasonic Industry (PaPIRs) recently introduced he world’s most compact long-range passive infrared motion sensor, for installation heights of up to 15 metres.
Read more...Bringing performance and security to BLE applications Future Electronics
Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT
STMicroelectronics’ STM32WBA 32-bit wireless series brings designers the performance, efficiency, and security required for Bluetooth Low Energy 5.3-enabled applications.
Read more...32-bit MCU with embedded security Future Electronics
DSP, Micros & Memory
The highly configurable PIC32CZ CA microcontrollers are available with a 300 MHz Arm Cortex-M7 processor and an embedded Hardware Security Module.
printer friendly version