This is a 60V to 5V – 3.5A step down DC-DC converter based on TPS54360B from Texas Instruments. Sample applications are: 12 V, 24 V and 48 V industrial, Automotive and Communications Power Systems. The TPS54360 is a 60V, 3.5A, step down regulator with an integrated high side MOSFET. The device survives load dump pulses up to 65V […]
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Modern devices are quickly switching to USB-C power adapters, gradually fading out USB-A, and USB-B adapters. USB’s Power Delivery (USB-PD) protocol enables the supplies to be  flexible enough to handle charging (or powering) devices ranging from mobile phones to laptops. There are many high quality 90-100 Watt USB-C power adapters available. But unfortunately, there are many devices that
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Acrosser ACM-XD15MT COM Express Type 7 module is based on the Intel® Xeon® processor D family, and available in 8 core versions for scalable computing performance. The ACM-XD15MT is perfect for space-constrained systems requiring increased density and reduced power consumption such as virtualization, edge computing or other industrial applications. The ACM-XD15MT is an Intel® Xeon® D processor-based
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We’ve known for a while that you can buy interface boards to turn old laptop screens into standalone monitors, but complete sets with 4K panels and control boards are also now becoming widely available on sites like eBay and AliExpress, and prices are dropping. These sets are also available with low-profile connectors like micro HDMI
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NEXCOM is thrilled to reintroduce the SBC EBC 357X series with a revamped design that withstands adverse temperatures and economizes space with its upside-down CPU. The boards save costs by utilizing world-class Intel Atom® E39xx processors, which function as beautifully as i3s without sacrificing speed. Intended for those that desire simple and compact HMIs, the EBC 357X series is suitable for
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Diodes Incorporated has announced the introduction of the AP22913, a 2A single-channel, slew-rate-controlled load switch with true reverse current blocking for high-side load-switching applications. Single-channel high-side load switches provide an effective way of applying or removing power to a load, particularly to removable peripherals powered through a USB port. The AP22913A load switch incorporates true reverse current
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Sixfab Raspberry Pi Cellular IoT HAT lets you send or receive data over LTE-M networks the Telnyx SIM covers without needing gateways. Sixfab Raspberry Pi Cellular IoT HAT allows you to send or receive data over LTE-M cellular networks that the Telnyx SIM has access to without needing gateways. LTE-M (Cat M1) is a must-have for those
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Kontron, a leading global provider of IoT/Embedded Computing Technology (ECT), introduces motherboards “Designed by Fujitsu” including the form factors (Thin) Mini-ITX, µATX, Mini-STX, and ATX based on the latest Intel® platforms. As a result of the acquisition of Fujitsu’s products, production facilities and engineering in Augsburg, Germany, Kontron has expanded its embedded motherboard product portfolio. The
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USB powered mini speaker amplifier is conveniently powered by USB and it is simple to set up. USB powered speakers are convenient for listening to your media while at home or on the go. Conventional computer speakers that require an electrical outlet to work can be prohibitive because they force you to be close to
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If you are having fun playing with the new Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller launched last month by the Raspberry Pi Foundation. You may be interested in a new project published to the Hackster.io website, detailing a way to add a cellular Internet of things device to the tiny Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller “Like most of
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