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Buck-Boost DC/DC Converters Consume Only 1.6 µA of Quiescent Current
Linear Technology’s LTC3130?and?LTC3130-1?synchronous current mode buck-boost converters deliver up to 600 mA of continuous output current and have user selectable Burst Mode® operation to lower quiescent current to only 1.6 µA.
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Liquid Cooling Systems and Temperature Controllers Meet Semiconductor Fabrication Needs
Laird offers liquid-to-liquid thermal management solutions that provide precise temperature control and stability for semiconductor process equipment.
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Smart Windows Will Control Heat and Sunlight
The material allows for windows to control both heat and light from the sun, with the goal of saving on cooling and heating bills in homes and businesses.
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Stacked Deep PhotoDiode Process Introduced for CMOS Image Sensors
Pure-play foundry TowerJazz will use the process for next-generation image sensors with very high near infrared (NIR) sensitivity.
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Through-Hole IR Receivers Offer Improved Optical Performance and RF Noise Rejection
Vishay’s TSOP33xxx and TSOP53xxx series IR receivers combine the high RF noise rejection of Minicast receivers with the optical performance of Mold package devices.
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ON Semi Receives Accolades for Diversity
The company has two of the highest-ranking women executives in the state of Arizona.
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Consortium Plans to Triple Specific Energy in Lithium-Metal Batteries
Battery500 consortium to triple energy stored in lithium-metal cells.
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DC link capacitor for new IGBT modules
The EPCOS DC link capacitor, designed for Infineon’s HybridPACK™ 1-DC6 IGBT module, has six busbar terminals with dimensions that are matched precisely to fit the IGBT module.
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Fujitsu Launches Solution to Detect Sewer-System Flooding due to Torrential Rain
Fujitsu’s flood solution uses a sensor attached within a sewer manhole to collect water-level data, and wireless communications that transmit this data to the cloud every five minutes.
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1350 V IGBTs Optimized for Soft-Switching Apps
Low saturation voltage and optimal switching characteristics deliver higher efficiencies and improved performance
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Purifying Carbon Nanotubes for Electronic Devices
A new process for separating semiconducting from metallic carbon nanotubes could accelerate their use in electronic devices.
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Wireless Sensors Could Improve Railroad Crossing Safety, Cost
Wireless sensor networks could improve safety and greatly reduce the costs of installing and maintaining railroad crossing mechanisms.
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Mouser, Amphenol LTW Sign Global Distribution Agreement
Mouser Electronics has agreed to carry Amphenol LTW’s connectors used in rugged and harsh environmental applications.
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Intel Ups Artificial Intelligence Game with Deep-Learning “Knights Mill” Processor
To enable AI, Intel has also rolled out its first Silicon Photonics 100G optical transceivers.
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Molex to Acquire Phillips-Medisize Corporation
Molex has acquired Phillips-Medisize Corporation, a global leader in outsource design, development and manufacturing services for the medical industry.
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New Lithium Metal Battery Can Double Your Electronics Power
The new battery is twice as energy-dense—but just as safe and long-lasting—as the batteries in your smartphone, electric car, wearables, drones and other devices.
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Scientists Use Bacteria to Create Super-Thin Electrical Wires
Scientists have modified a common soil bacteria and used it create electrical wires-- thousands of times thinner than a human hair-- that can conduct electricity.
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Mouser Presents Grant Imahara at this Week’s Microchip MASTERs Conference
Grant Imahara, the spokesperson for Mouser’s?Empowering Innovation Together™ program, will speak at the 2016 Microchip MASTERs Conference in Phoenix, Arizona on Thursday.
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TVS Diode Arrays Meet IEC61000-4-2
The SP814x Series TVS Diode Arrays safely absorb repetitive ESD strikes above the maximum level specified in the IEC61000-4-2 international standard.
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Nvidia Pushes Pascal-based GPUs to Notebooks
The GPUs offer a 75% performance boost compared to the company’s previous architecture generation.
