As today's equipment is becoming more and more compact, with improved integration and with more functions, the panel-mount type potentiometer as used for adjusting voltages, has been required to become ...
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Noise is a new issue in the recent digitalisation of audio-visual products. Panasonic has developed a new polymer aluminium capacitor that deals both with the noise problem and the stabilisation of power ...
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The MAX16806 is the first linear LED driver that controls total power dissipation in a lighting system, according to the manufacturer, Maxim. It eliminates the need for a switch-mode driver by folding ...
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Maxim's MAX5556 is a 24-bit, I²S-compatible stereo DAC. This sigma-delta DAC has specs of less than -87 dB of total harmonic distortion plus noise, and more than 87 dB of dynamic range. It integrates ...
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Maxim's MAX19692 is a 12-bit, 2,3 Gsps digital-to-analog converter (DAC) that is claimed to set new industry standards among high-speed DACs that can directly synthesize high-frequency and wideband signals ...
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AMIC Technology (AMIC) has released the A43L1616, a 32 Mb SDRAM. With this introduction, the company says that it offers designers a unique in-between solution in cost sensitive applications, allowing ...
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Understanding signal propagation effects can help when estimating the performance of transmitters and receivers designed for remote-keyless-entry (RKE) applications. Remote-keyless-entry (RKE) systems ...
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Maxim has introduced a chip to convert an all-analog power supply to a fully programmable, digital power-management solution. Believed to be a first, the MAX8688 is a complete digital power-supply controller/monitor ...
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Teridian Semiconductor's new 71M6521 metering product family incorporates its single converter technology with a 22 bit delta-sigma converter, four analog inputs (two phases), digital temperature compensation, ...
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Maxim has introduced a complete audio processor with a simple, debounced pushbutton interface. The MAX5406 integrates all the op-amps and potentiometers necessary for controlling standard audio functions: ...
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Dallas Semiconductor's DS75LV is a digital temperature-sensor that operates from a low 1,7 V to 3,7 V supply-voltage range. The DS75LV is factory-calibrated to an accuracy of ±2,0°C (max) over its entire ...
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Maxim's MAX5440 is a debounced rotary-encoder interface that directly controls audio volume and balance. No external microcontroller, GPIO, or debounce circuitry is required for the control interface. ...
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