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28 October 2008
BD9325EFJ, BD9326EFJ and BD9327EFJ are step-down regulators that integrate a low resistance (0.16 ohm/ 0.12 ohm / 0.11 ohm) high side N-channel MOSFET.
27 October 2008
ST has introduced a silicon oscillator that has ultra low power consumption, high immunity to shock, vibrations and humidity and very fast start-up time.
The new power entry module, series 5707, advances the range of applications in the area of detachable power. It offers an alternative to makeshift accessories often used to prevent particles or liquids from entering into the appliance.
21 October 2008
Anglia has announced that it has signed a UK and Ireland distribution agreement with Murata Power Solutions for its broad range of power converter products.
19 October 2008
KOA produces a newly developed metal plate power shunt for currents up to 54 Amperes and small dimensions. Its metal plate structure offers precise measurements and excellent temperature distribution.
19 October 2008
Murata Power Solutions has introduced two new series of isolated 1W, DC/DC converters that set new standards for efficiency, miniaturisation and reliability.
19 October 2008
STMicroelectronics has introduced a new family of high-performance three-axis linear accelerometers with digital output.
19 October 2008
Murata has developed the industry's smallest isolator for use in 800MHz/2GHz mobile phone handset applications. The CEG23 series' innovative construction helps to save mounting space in even the most demanding of designs.
19 October 2008
HARTING has extended its range of interconnection solutions with the introduction of several new standard and customer-specific cables and cable assemblies.
19 October 2008
Murata Power Solutions has introduced three new PICMG 2.11 compliant CompactPCI™ high reliability power supplies with a 3U form factor and efficiency levels in excess of 80%, are hot-swap capable and require no minimum load.
16 October 2008
Anglia has signed a UK and Ireland distribution agreement with the world’s leading manufacturer of GSM and GPRS modules, Cinterion – formerly Siemens Wireless Modules.
13 October 2008
STMicroelectronics has announced a new series of high-temperature TRIACs, which maintain full specified performance up to a junction temperature of 150°C, whilst delivering outstanding turn-off capability.
