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TPS62840 is a highly efficient buck converter with ultra-low operating quiescent current of typically 60 nA. It has special circuitry to keep an ultra-low 150 nA IQ in 100% mode …
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The inrush current of the switching power supply refers to the peak current flowing into the power supply equipment at the instant the power is turned on as shown in …
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Power MOSFETs are widely used in switching high voltage and/or high current loads in industrial, household, telecommunication, and automotive applications. The power loss is a primary concern facing component selection …
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Today, as many electronic devices are becoming mobile and portable, low power consumption is one of the most important requirements. We need carefully select the circuits and components for efficient …
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More and more system designers have been aware of functional safety that relies on the comprehensive diagnosis and automatic protection to handle likely system failures caused by errors, hardware defects …
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One of the most important characteristics of MOSFET (Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor-Field-Effect-Transistor) is the resistance between its drain and source when it’s turned on. This characteristic is normally written as RDS(on). When MOSFET …
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Smartphones are not only personal data assistant, but also serve as personal entertainment center. According to comScore, adult smartphone users in America spend about 73.8 hours per month or nearly …
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One of the recent trends in electronic design is low power and high density of components on PCBs. As more and more low power MCUs appear in the market to …
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IoT devices and wireless sensor nodes are connected smart devices that can fulfill various functions, from data acquisition to real time controls. They typically consist of one or multiple microcontrollers, …
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In many applications, Solid-State Relays (SSRs) are replacing Electromechanical Relays (EMR) due to their unparalleled features, such as long life, low noise, and high reliability, etc. When design engineers are …
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