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Single Linear Optocoupler Littelfuse linear optocouplers feature an infrared LED optically coupled with two photodiodes. One feedback (input) photodiode is used to generate a control signal that provides a servomechanism to the LED drive current, ...

1200V N-Channel SiC MOSFET in TO-247 package Silicon Carbide (SiC) MOSFET use a completely new technology that provide superior switching performance and higher reliability compared to Silicon. In addition, the low ON resistance and compact chip ...

1200V N-Channel SiC MOSFET in TO-247 package Silicon Carbide (SiC) MOSFET use a completely new technology that provide superior switching performance and higher reliability compared to Silicon. In addition, the low ON resistance and compact chip ...

7.9-12 GHz X-Band Dual Rx Single Tx Beamformer in FC-CSP package The QPX0252 is Qorvo’s latest CMOS X-band beamforming IC optimized for advanced phased array radar systems operating in the 7.9 to 12 GHz range. The IC supports 4 antenna ...

7.9-12 GHz X-Band Dual Rx Single Tx Beamformer in FC-CSP package The QPX0252 is Qorvo’s latest CMOS X-band beamforming IC optimized for advanced phased array radar systems operating in the 7.9 to 12 GHz range. The IC supports 4 antenna ...

7.9-12 GHz X-Band Dual Rx Single Tx Beamformer in FC-CSP package The QPX0252 is Qorvo’s latest CMOS X-band beamforming IC optimized for advanced phased array radar systems operating in the 7.9 to 12 GHz range. The IC supports 4 antenna ...

7.9-12 GHz X-Band Dual Rx Single Tx Beamformer in FC-CSP package The QPX0252 is Qorvo’s latest CMOS X-band beamforming IC optimized for advanced phased array radar systems operating in the 7.9 to 12 GHz range. The IC supports 4 antenna ...

7.9-12 GHz X-Band Dual Rx Single Tx Beamformer in FC-CSP package The QPX0252 is Qorvo’s latest CMOS X-band beamforming IC optimized for advanced phased array radar systems operating in the 7.9 to 12 GHz range. The IC supports 4 antenna ...

Qorvo announced an X-band front-end solution that combines high transmit output with low-noise, high-linearity receive performance for active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar. Developed around a quad architecture, the solution reduces RF ...

This silly simple circuit cancels out potentially serious digital potentiometer zero- and full-scale errors. Everybody (well, most everybody) knows that digipots tend to be more accurate when used as variable voltage dividers (i.e., in ...