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Highly Integrated Mobile-Security Chip Combining NFC Controller, Secure Element, and eSIM STMicroelectronics released its highly integrated mobile-security solution, the ST54J , a system-on-chip (SoC) containing an… |
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Advanced 15W Wireless Battery Charger Transmitter Ensures Fast and Stable Multi-Coil Wireless Charging for Mobile Devices The new 15W wireless battery-charger transmitter STWBC-MC from STMicroelectronics can control multiple charging coils, making… |
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Fully Integrated 12V Power Breaker Adds Safety and Simplifies Design STMicroelectronics’ STPW12 programmable electronic power breaker provides a convenient, integrated solution for quickly and… |
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New DC Brushed Motor Driver IC with Current Limiter Detection Toshiba introduced an integrated dual H-bridge DC brushed motor driver IC that includes an output current limiter function… |
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New Digital Signal Controller (DSC) Accelerates DSP Performance for Time-Critical Control Applications Microchip Technology introduced a new family of 16-bit Digital Signal Controllers (DSCs) to facilitate system designers looking… |
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New Ultra-Compact Automotive Grade Buck DC/DC Converters ROHM has recently announced the availability of the BD9S series of automotive synchronous secondary buck DC/DC converters which… |
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200W and 100W USB Type-C™ and USB Power Delivery controllers with fully integrated power paths Texas Instruments released two new USB Type-C™ and USB Power Delivery (PD) controllers, comprising integrated power paths to… |
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Bidirectional Buck-Boost Controller for 12V-12V Redundant Battery Systems in Autonomous Vehicles Analog Devices announces the Power by Linear™ LT8708/-1, a 98% efficient bidirectional buck-boost switching regulator… |
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Easy-to-Use GNSS Module for Industrial and IoT Applications STMicroelectronics is making its Teseo III satellite-navigation receiver accessible to a wider designer community by… |
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Infineon's 1EDN7550 and 1EDN8550 Gate Drivers to Solve Ground-shift Issues in SMPS When a power MOSFET is switched on or off in a switched-mode power supply (SMPS), parasitic inductances cause ground shifts,… |
