TE Connectivity’s (TE) / CGS 3503 and 3504 Series Thin Film Power Resistors offer a 100V operating voltage rating, 50Ω to […]
TE Connectivity / CGS 3503 & 3504 Series Thin Film Power Resistors Read Post »
Qorvo QPL1823 75Ω CATV Amplifier is an ultra-linear, GaAs pHEMT differential RF amplifier offering up to 26dB of flat gain with
Qorvo QPL1823 75Ω CATV Amplifier Read Post »
MultiTech Wireless Air Temperature and Humidity Sensors are long-range sensors for the Internet of Things industry using the LoRaWAN wireless
MultiTech Wireless Air Temperature and Humidity Sensors Read Post »
Nexperia PNE20040CPE 2 x 2A Hyperfast Recovery Rectifier is a high power density, hyperfast switching time dual recovery rectifier in
Nexperia PNE20040CPE 2 x 2A Hyperfast Recovery Rectifier Read Post »
Barometric pressure sensors are a key component in fitness tracking wearables, to determine altitude. Bosch Sensortec has introduced the BMP585
Barometric pressure sensor tracks altitude in harsh conditions Read Post »
Part of NXP’s SafeAssure portfolio, the i.MX 95 applications processor family uses an advanced heterogeneous domain design. This not only
NXP targets advanced edge applications with the i.MX 95 family Read Post »
A bi-directional PTVS (power transient voltage suppressor) diode family by Bourns features 20kA, eight / 20 microsecond surge handling capability
Bourns unveils its highest current carrying PTVS diode in compact package Read Post »
Omnivision has released its most advanced automotive SoC for surround view systems (SVS) and rear view cameras (RVC). The OX01E20
Automotive SoC excels in LED flicker mitigation for cameras Read Post »
Automotive-grade devices from STMicroelectronics run cooler in the surface mount AcePack SMIT package which eases assembly and enhances power density
Five semiconductors in AcePack SMIT packages enhance power density Read Post »
“Apple designs in-house the ultra-complex processors that run an iPhone’s operating system. But the Cupertino, California, colossus can’t manufacture these
Taiwan Already Has 3-nm Chips; Why the U.S. Lags Read Post »
