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LITTELFUSE ADDS 105oC RATED 800V SOLID STATE RELAY TO PRODUCT LINE

LITTELFUSE ADDS 105ºC RATED, 800V SOLID STATE RELAY TO PRODUCT LINE

Littelfuse, Inc. a global manufacturer of leading technologies in circuit protection, power control, and sensing, announced the PLA172P OptoMOS® Relay, an 800 V normally-open single-pole 6-pin solid-state relay (SSR). It is the first solid-state relay in the Littelfuse product portfolio that comes with guaranteed electrical parameters at 105 °C ambient operating temperature. The PLA172P is […]

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BROADCOM AFBR-S50MV85I TIME-OF-FLIGHT SENSOR MODULE

AFBR-S50MV85I is a multi-pixel optical distance and motion measurement sensor module, based on the optical Time of Flight principle AFBR-S50MV85I is a multi-pixel optical distance and motion measurement sensor module, based on the optical Time of Flight principle. The technology has been developed with a special focus on applications with the need for the highest speed

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OLIMEX STMP15X-SOM AND STMP1(A13)-EVB EVAL BOARD BASED ON STM32MP1 SOC

We saw several STM32MP1 SoC-based modules and SBCs entering the market in 2020. These include Ka-Ro Electronics’ QSMP module, Shiratech’s Stinger96 SBC, Exor Embedded NanoSOM nS02 module, and Octavo’s OSD32MP15x SiP module harnessing the functionalities of STM32MP1. Recently, Olimex unveiled the release of STMicroelectronics’ STM32MP1 SoC-based products, the STMP15X-SOM SoM, and the STMP1(A13)-EVB eval board. The STM32MP15X SoC features dual-core Arm Cortex-A7/M4 combined with an LCD interface, dedicated to

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Li-ion Boost Module for Raspberry Pi

So here’s a problem that we all have sometimes while working with 3.7V Li-ion Cells. “How to boost its voltage from 3.7V to Stable 5V 2A so it could power a Raspberry Pi for example?” The Obvious answer would be to use a Boost module or Boost IC right? But which one? An ideal Boost

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NEXPERIA RELEASES NEW GAN FET DEVICES

Nexperia released a new set of GaN FET devices (650 V GAN041-650WSB in TO-247 and GAN039-650NBB in CCPAK) that feature the company’s high-voltage GaN HEMT H2 technology in both TO-247 and the company’s proprietary CCPAK surface mount packaging. The cascode within the devices allows for higher levels of switching FOMs and on-state performance. Features of the new GaN FET devices, per

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STMICROELECTRONICS STSPIN32F025X & STSPIN32F060X STM32 MCU

STSPIN32F025x and STSPIN32F060x system-in-package are an extremely integrated solution for driving three-phase applications It embeds an STM32F031 featuring an ARM® 32-bit Cortex®-M0 CPU, has extended temperature range -40 °C – 125 °C, and a 250 V or 600 V triple half-bridge gate driver, able to drive N-channel power MOSFETs or IGBTs. A comparator featuring advanced

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TAKING A CLOSE LOOK AT PARALLEL PLATE CAPACITORS

Of course, we all know that capacitors are conceptually two conductors separated by a dielectric of some sort. But outside of air-variable capacitors you normally don’t see them looking like that. For example, a film capacitor has its plates rolled up in a coil with an insulating film in between. You can’t really see that

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BPW34 GAMMA RAY DETECTOR

The usual approach to radiation detection is the use of a Geiger-Müller tube and its high voltage circuit requirements, but during a quick surf through the internet today, I came across this portable and “accurate looking” solution developed by Stefan Wagner, on EasyEDA. Rather than the Geiger Muller tube and its complex circuitry, the project uses a miniature Silicon PIN

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SAM D21 CURIOSITY NANO EVALUATION KIT

Microchip’s kit is a hardware platform designed to evaluate the SAMD21G17D microcontroller (MCU) Microchip’s DM320119 Curiosity Nano evaluation kit is a hardware platform designed to evaluate the SAMD21G17D MCU and supported by the MPLAB® X integrated development environment (IDE). The evaluation kit provides easy access to the features of the SAMD21G17D to integrate the device into a

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E-PEAS POWER MANAGEMENT ICS DESIGNED INTO AIR POLLUTION MONITORING HARDWARE

Driving innovation in energy harvesting, e-peas has gained another major endorsement for its cutting-edge technology. The company’s highly optimised power management ICs are set to feature in a large scale remote monitoring application that is being rolled out across New York. IoT solutions provider MCCI has incorporated the e-peas AEM10941, which specifically targets solar powered implementations, into a

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