Dallas Semiconductor has introduced its latest ultra-high-speed microcontrollers, the DS89C430, DS89C440, and DS89C450. At one clock-per-machine cycle, these microcontrollers can achieve up to 33 MIPS, ...
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elexis' 300 to 930 MHz transmitter chip family, consisting of TH72005, TH72015 and TH72035, is claimed to be the world's first low-power and low-cost RF transmitter line packed in the very tiny MLP package. ...
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Maxim's MAX7375 silicon oscillator is available in space-saving 3-pin SC70 and SOT23 packages. It is an integrated oscillator with fixed frequencies that requires no additional components for setting ...
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The DS1921H/Z Thermochron iButtons from Dallas Semiconductor are rugged, self-sufficient systems that measure temperature and record the result in a protected memory section. The recording is done at ...
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Dallas Semiconductor's DS315_ family, the DS3/E3 and STS-1 line interface units (LIUs), are available in single (DS3151), dual (DS3152), triple (DS3153), and quad (DS3154) versions. All four devices are ...
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Maxim's MAX6846-MAX6849 are adjustable single-/dual-level battery monitors combined with independent microprocessor supervisory reset circuits. These devices monitor single lithium-ion (Li+) cell or multicell ...
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The DS1340 serial realtime clock (RTC), a low-power clock/calendar with software clock calibration, offers more features than the pin-for-pin industry standard, claims manufacturer Dallas Semiconductor. ...
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Maxim says it has introduced what it claims are the world's first monolithic RF predistorter ICs. Each MAX2009/2010 device provides AM-AM and AM-PM distortion correction by introducing adjustable gain ...
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Maxim has introduced a two-channel digital temperature sensor that measures the temperature of a remote PN junction to within ±1°C and its own die to within ±2°C. The MAX6642 is packaged in a 6-pin, leadless, ...
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Maxim's MAX1553/MAX1554 are small, high efficiency, step-up DC-to-DC converters for driving two to 10 white LEDs in series. They regulate with a constant current, providing efficient display backlighting ...
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The MAX5023/MAX5024 high-voltage linear regulators from Maxim are rated for operation over the 6,5 to 65 V input voltage range. Both devices can output up to 150 mA and draw less than 60 µA quiescent ...
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Maxim has introduced a highly efficient, filterless Class-D audio amplifier device. The new MAX9712 offers Class-AB circuit simplicity (no output filters) and Class-AB audio performance (0,06% THD+N), ...
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