Technical Features
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Figure 1: Gate driver circuit diagram with a Bourns transformer
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Figure 1: PRM™ and VTM™ are the building blocks of FPA. PRMs are selected based on the system input voltage range and power requirements; VTMs are selected based on the output voltage range and current requirements. The PRM can be mounted anywhere in the system where convenient; the VTM should be mounted as close to the processor core as possible
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HiperPFS-4 with Integrated 600 V Qspeed Diode Application
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BridgeSwitch Application
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InnoSwitch3-PD
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LinkSwitch-TNZ
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Figure 1: A schematic view of Analog Devices’ LTC31102A, bidirectional, buck-boost DC/DC regulator and charger/balancer
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Figure 1: Schematic diagram of a sensor transmission line in an industrial environment
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Figure 1: General concept of high and low-voltage PMICs connected together
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Figure 1: Measuring heat loss
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Figure 1. Haptic use within a car
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Figure 1: An example of a standard dc-dc converter application
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Figure 1 - Analogue power supply with simple digital interface
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Figure 1: Kria K26 SOM
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Figure 1: Industrial Internet of Things is being integrated into many modern manufacturing processes
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Figure 1. The acceleration of the digital transformation should force engineers to rethink their approach to backup power to ensure systems are adequately protected
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Figure 1. The skilled manufacturing worker of the future will have IoT expertise in a hybrid environment where employees and robots work together
