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Crydom solid-state relays

01 June, 2009 | element14

Crydom’s D1D and D2D series of FET output DC solid-state relays, formerly rated up to 40 A at 100 VDC and 12 A at 200 VDC, now include models rated at 60, 80 and 100 A at 100 VDC as well as 40 A at 200 VDC.

Linear Technology boost regulator

01 June, 2009 | element14

Linear Technology has announced the LTC3535, a dual-channel 1 MHz, current mode synchronous boost DC/DC converter with integrated output disconnect and soft-start.

Dual ADC drivers

27 April, 2009 | element14

Linear has announced the LTC6420-20 and LTC6421-20, claimed to be the first high-speed dual differential ADC drivers with guaranteed gain matching and noise and distortion performance.

Power controller

27 April, 2009 | element14

Linear Technology has introduced the LTC4217, a 2 A integrated Hot Swap controller for protecting low power boards with load supply voltages ranging from 2.9 to 26.5.

N-channel MOSFET driver

27 April, 2009 | element14

Linear Technology has introduced the LTC4447, a high-speed synchronous MOSFET driver designed to drive upper and lower power N-channel MOSFETs in a synchronous rectified converter topology.

Solid-state relays

27 April, 2009 | element14

Crouzel Solid-state Relays has announced the improved GN series of solid-state relays.

SAR ADC

27 April, 2009 | element14

Linear Technology has introduced the LTC2366, a 12-bit successive approximation register (SAR) ADC that outputs data at up to 3 Msps in six- and eight-lead TSOT-23 packages.

Supercapacitor charger

17 April, 2009 | element14

Linear Technology has introduced the LTC3225, an inductorless programmable supercapacitor charger for addressing high peak power and battery backup needs in portable applications.

LTC3608 Step-down regulator

17 April, 2009 | element14

The LTC3608 is a synchronous buck regulator that can deliver up to 8 A of continuous current at voltages as low as 0.6.

Energy-saving MCU

14 April, 2009 | element14

Power consumption in CMOS ICs is broadly classified as dynamic power in an operating circuit, such as switching and static power, an example being leakage which is measured any time a circuit is powered on.

LTC3611 Step-down regulator

14 April, 2009 | element14

Linear Technology has released the LTC3611, a synchronous buck regulator that delivers up to 10 A of continuous output at voltages of 0.6.

High power controller

01 April, 2009 | element14

Linear Technology has introduced the LTC4265, an 802.3af/802.3at-compliant Power over Ethernet interface controller for high-power powered device (PD) applications needing up to 25.5 W. A new IEEE 802.3at definition, also known as the PoE+ standard, has expanded the power budget and improves the classification mechanism used by power sourcing equipment and PDs to identify each other.