With the frequent load shedding in South Africa, finding an offline source of power at home has become a necessity. Simon Brumble, staff engineer at Analog Devices shows how to build a home UPS using a car battery as a backup source.
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STMicroelectronics’ new STSPIN32G4 is an integrated and flexible motor controller for driving three-phase brushless motors, helping designers choose the most suitable driving mode and at the same time ...
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The latest TransZorb transient voltage suppressors from Vishay are suitable for applications in the automotive, industrial and telecommunication spheres, including automotive load dump protection.
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This NTC thermistor die from Vishay Semiconductors is suitable for high-temperature sensing, temperature control and compensation in power semiconductor modules.
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STLINK-V3MINIE from STMicroelectronics is an upgrade on the renowned ST-LINK/V2 family of in-circuit debuggers/programmers with a faster interface speed and USB-C connectivity.
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The LTM4673 from Analog Devices is a quad-output µmodule buck regulator which has a wide input voltage range and built-in digital power system management.
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Infineon has provided a host of online resources to learn more about the technology and benefits involved with Wi-Fi 6.
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Arrow Electronics, represented in South Africa by Altron Arrow, announced that it has opened a new, state-of-the-art primary distribution centre in Venlo, the Netherlands.
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STMicroelectronics awards top trophy to Altron Arrow’s field application engineer for outstanding achievement in the certification course.
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Remote patient monitors (RPMs) are continuously evolving to include new features which creates greater demands on their single-cell battery supply. A solution is provided for an ECG RPM that preserves battery life.
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The 24 V XClampR transient voltage suppressors, available in SMC packaging, deliver low clamping ratios for high power density.
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It is estimated that over 10 billion power tools are still using the old barrel jacks for their power needs, which will need to change.
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