Technical Features
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Figure 1: Gate driver circuit diagram with a Bourns transformer
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Figure 1: Reflected waves allow the detection of partially visible objects (Source: onsemi)
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Figure 1: Multiphase buck converter with (a) discrete inductors and (b) coupled inductors
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Figure 1: DFN packages are assembled on NSMD pads to ensure the solder can run up the side flanks, in contrast to standard SO-IC packages, which are assembled on SMD pads
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Figure 1: In a zonal architecture, the majority of the processing is carried out by central computers, or High-Performance Controllers (HPCs), which are connected through multi-gigabit automotive Ethernet to zone Electronic Control Units (ECUs)
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Figure 1: DC EMI Filter for EV Charging Stations
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Figure 1: Evolution of automotive control architectures
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Figure 1: 80 PLUS efficiency specifications at 230 V internal input, with any differences in the 230 V EU specification shown in blue
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Figure 1: When designing remote systems used in harsh environments, available power must be both reliable and sustainable to ensure consistent operation
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Figure 1: On resistance x die area FoM at room temperature and 175°C
