Aavid's D/D2/D3 Pak thermal solution helps expand performance boundaries. This DPak thermal solution allows circuit designers to decrease the device case temperature by 17°C at 2 W power dissipation, or increase the maximum power handling capability of the device by 1 W (over that achievable without an added heatsink solution in A100 LFM forced airflow cooling environment).
Made of high conductivity copper it is coated with a 63/37 tin/lead solder that makes attachment easy in any surface mount process. Aavid designs all parts with a flat surface ideal for automated assembly using standard vacuum pick-and-place equipment.
Aavid's surface mount thermal solutions offer a 30% improvement in thermal resistance from case-to-ambient.
6U VPX power supply 23 October 2019, Conical Technologies
, Power Electronics / Power Management
SynQor announced its new universal 85 to 264 Vrms AC-input VPX power supply for critical military, aerospace and shipboard applications. This 6U VPX power supply, designed to meet VITA 46 standards, allows ...
Read more...Automotive H-bridge driver 23 October 2019, Altron Arrow
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The TLE985x H-bridge MOSFET driver IC product family from Infineon Technologies is an ideal fit for compact and cost-effective motor control solutions. It targets automotive applications such as sunroof, ...
Read more...40 Watt DC-DC converters for industrial use 23 October 2019, Conical Technologies
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Traco Power announced the release of its new TEN 40WEI range of industrial converters. Due to a new design approach, it offers a cost-efficient solution with no concession on quality or reliability as ...
Read more...Design considerations for powering remote Bluetooth beacons 25 November 2019, Avnet South Africa
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One of the most exciting low-power wireless technologies to emerge in the last couple of years is Bluetooth beacon technology, which involves placing small electronic beacon devices at points of interest that broadcast packets of information via Bluetooth low energy to the smartphones of passers-by.
Read more...Automotive-compliant linear regulators 25 November 2019, Altron Arrow
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Diodes Incorporated introduced the company’s first low-dropout (LDO) linear regulators compliant to AEC-Q100 Grade 1.
The AP7315Q and AP7343Q deliver 150 mA and 300 mA respectively and are suitable ...
Read more...40 Watt DC-DC converters for industrial use 25 November 2019, Conical Technologies
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Traco Power announced the release of its new TEN 40WEI range of industrial converters. Due to a new design approach, it offers a cost-efficient solution with no concession on quality or reliability as ...
Read more...Battery charger for medical and personal electronics 25 November 2019, Avnet South Africa
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Texas Instruments introduced a new switching battery charger IC that supports a termination current of 20 mA. Compared to competing devices, which typically support a termination current higher than 60 ...
Read more...Actum Group remains resilient and optimistic for 2020 25 November 2019, Actum Electronics
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Running a profitable business in South Africa is not for the fainthearted. With the national treasury downgrading this year’s growth forecast from 1,5% to 0,5%, and state-owned entities like Eskom negotiating ...
Read more...Clearing the Static:Topic 9: Time to audit your ESD environment 25 November 2019, Actum Electronics
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Now that we are nearing the end of the year, it is a good time to audit your existing static control products and procedures. The first line of defence should be your antistatic floor, since this is the ...
Read more...Silent switching converter from Analog Devices 25 November 2019, Altron Arrow
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The LTC3310S from Analog Devices is a very small, low-noise, monolithic step-down DC-DC converter capable of providing up to 10 A of output current from a 2,25 V to 5,5 V input supply.
The device employs ...
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