Panasonic is to add a smaller case size to ZS-Series of SMD conductive polymer hybrid electrolytic capacitors. Remaining 10mm in diameter, the new case is 12mm rather than 16mm tall. “The effect of the smaller size of ZS-series is to deliver higher performance while keeping the premium PCB real estate in check with a few ...
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Diodes has announced its first precision op-amp, the chopper-stabilised dual AS2333, which has rail-to-rail inputs and outputs and operates over 1.8V to 5.5V (or ±0.9V to ±2.75V) and -40°C to +125°C. Typical figures are 8µV input offset, 0.02µV/°C drift over time and temperature, 120dB common-mode rejection ratio and 130dB open-loop gain. The amplifiers have a ...
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OnLogic of Vermont is aiming at industrial IoT and edge computing with a series of fan-less compact PCs. Powered by Intel’s 10th generation Comet Lake processors, the Helix HX500 Series is 210 x 51 x 154mm and flexible on power requirements – accepting between 12 and 24V at 60W max continuously, or up to 120W peak. ...
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Yokogawa has launched a more capable versions of its AQ2200 optical sensor modules. Designed to work with the AQ2200 series frame controllers, the new modules offer improved performance over the existing AQ2200-221. AQ2200-212 is a single channel sensor, complete with an analogue output port AQ2200-222 is a dual channel sensor Both offer a power range ...
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Analog Devices has revealed the first product in a series of wide dynamic range RF transceivers – receiver dynamic range is -150dBc/Hz. The 30MHz to 6GHz part is called ADRV9002, and is aimed at mission-critical applications, such as first-responder radios, private LTE networks and satellites. “The difficulty for mission-critical networks to decipher complex signals increases as ...
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Knowles is saving space in power supply PCBs by offering edge-stacked ceramic capacitor assemblies. Intended for filtering in the input and output stages of switch-mode PSUs, the parts are the ‘SV’ series. “The assemblies can be made with up to 10 chips of the same size with various lead configurations to safeguard against thermal and ...
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LG Electronics’ latest commercial solar panel can reach an efficiency of 21.4%. It is the LG370N1C-N5, styled a ‘premium’ product by the company – an n-type monocrystalline panel producing 370W max from its 1.7 x 1m surface (irradiance 1,000W/m2, 25°C, 1.5AM). Open-circuit under the same illumination it delivers 41.8V, and short-circuit the figure is 10.92A. Maximum ...
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Rigol Technologies has added a vector network analyser mode to a family of spectrum analysers, adding an N suffix to its RSA3000 and RSA5000 instruments. “The RSA5000N and the RSA3000N deliver the same performance and feature set as the current spectrum analyser models, but adds VNA capability as a standard feature,” according to the company. “With ...
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Last week, it was announced that Cambridge GaN Devices (CGD) will lead a €10.3m European project (‘GaNext’) to develop fast-switching intelligent GaN power modules. But who is this small UK company that has been trusted to lead a consortium that includes semiconductor giant Infineon? The answer is: a fabless GaN power transistor maker built on ...
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Maxim is aiming its latest MCY at coin cell powered Bluetooth Low Energy 5.2 wireless communication – 27.3μA/MHz operation is available at 3.3V when executing from cache, or 1.2µA at 3.3V in the lowest power mode. Called MAX32666, and part of the company’s Darwin family, it has dual 96MHz Arm Cortex-M4 cores, both with their own ...
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