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Power metering chip
16 May 2012, Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI

IDT’s new IDT 90E46 is a single-phase SoC for smart meter designs, which integrates an energy metering analog front-end with a real-time clock, temperature sensor, LCD driver and ARM Cortex M0 microprocessor. ...
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Receiver coil for wireless charging
18 April 2012, Passive Components

Vishay announced a commercially available powdered-iron-based, WPC (Wireless Power Consortium)-compliant wireless charging receiving coil optimised for use with or without an alignment magnet. Offering ...
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Automotive-qualified IGBTs
18 April 2012, Power Electronics / Power Management

International Rectifier has launched a family of automotive-qualified 600 V IGBTs optimised for variable speed motor control and power supply applications used in electric and hybrid vehicles. The new ...
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Ultra-bright chip LEDs
4 April 2012, Opto-Electronics

Vishay announced a series of super-thin, ultra-bright LEDs in the smallest SMD 0603 package. The VLMx1300 series of LEDs uses an innovative ChipLED technology, allowing them to serve in small-scale, high-brightness ...
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PWM controllers
21 March 2012, Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI

International Rectifier has introduced its highly versatile family of CHiL digital PWM controllers designed to shrink footprint and improve efficiency in a variety of mid-range to high-end applications. ...
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Rugged panel potentiometer
7 March 2012, Passive Components

Vishay announced a new cermet panel potentiometer that features long life to 2 million cycles and full IP67 sealing for reliable operation in extreme environmental conditions. Featuring a heavy-duty ...
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Integrated power chip
22 February 2012, Power Electronics / Power Management

International Rectifier has expanded its PowIRstage family of integrated devices with the introduction of the 40 A IR3553, optimised for next-generation servers, consumer and communication systems. Utilising ...
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PFC control IC
8 February 2012, Power Electronics / Power Management

International Rectifier has introduced the IRS2500S μPFC power factor correction (PFC) control IC for switch mode power supply (SMPS), LED drivers, fluorescent and HID electronic ballast applications. ...
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High-gain PA for 4G
8 February 2012, Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT

Avago’s MGA-43128 is a new high-gain, high-linearity power amplifier (PA) for high-data-rate applications found in 700-800 MHz cellular infrastructure equipment. The device combines high signal transmission ...
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Low-current fuses
25 January 2012, Circuit & System Protection

AVX has extended the current rating of the Accu-Guard II low-current series to include 200 mA, 150 mA, 125 mA, 100 mA, 75 mA, 62,5 mA and 50 mA versions in a 0603 package. The miniature fuse utilises ...
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Low-power 32-bit MCUs
12 December 2011, DSP, Micros & Memory

Freescale Semiconductor is expanding its portfolio of 32-bit Kinetis microcontrollers (MCUs), based on the ARM Cortex-M4 processor, with 60 new entry-level devices that are expected to begin sampling ...
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LED lamp driver
23 November 2011, Opto-Electronics

Fairchild Semiconductor’s new FL7701 is a non-isolated buck LED driver with power factor correction (PFC). It uses a digital technique that allows it to automatically detect the AC input voltage condition, ...
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