Ampleon announces the release of a new high-efficiency GaN-based 2.4 GHz RF power amplifier lineup, designed for industrial, scientific, medical applications...
Ampleon announces the release of a new high-efficiency GaN-based 2.4 GHz RF power amplifier lineup, designed for industrial, scientific, medical applications...
This article will illustrate how special converters equipped with PassThru mode can be useful when the circuit’s input voltage is too high or too low to power a load...
There is a new product type in the industry, the digital low dropout linear regulator. It offers telemetry and adjustability of a linear power supply in a very small footprint...
Asahi Kasei Microdevices Corporation has released to production the AK4497S, an enhanced premium D/A converter featuring our most refined low-noise technology, and the AK4498EX, the latest addition to our series of two-chip DAC solutions...
Thanks to its internal hysteresis, the highly useful Schmitt-trigger circuit accepts a low-slew-rate input signal and produces a clean, glitch-free output transition. Unfortunately, user-programmable logic devices, such as CPLDs and FPGAs, generally offer no direct method of synthesizing Schmitt-trigger gates and buffers...
There are multiple means of generating analog sawtooth waveforms. Here’s a method that employs a single supply voltage rail and is not finnicky about passive component values...
Our fundamental passive and inherently analog components – resistors, capacitors, and inductors – are so conceptually simple and easy to describe that we often don’t fully articulate or appreciate the many roles each can play in a system or circuit...
Integrating ADCs that provide accurate results without requiring a precision integrator capacitor has been around for a long time. A venerable example is that multimeter favorite, the dual-slope ADC...
ROHM has developed a new lineup of high accuracy current sense amps – the BD1423xFVJ-C and the BD1422xG-C. They are qualified under the AEC-Q100 automotive reliability standard...
Industrial-control circuits often derive their power from widely varying sources that can exceed the 40 V maximum rating of popular switching ICs...