Category: Technology
Helping Enable the Automotive 48V Transition
Simplifying Motion Detection and Measurement for Automotive Control Systems
As cars continue to increase in complexity, automotive designers must provide reliable and accessible controls to prevent drivers and passengers from becoming overwhelmed.
Efficient Buck Converters for Automotive Point-of-Load Applications
With modern vehicles containing so many electronic components and ECUs, it’s vital that PoL converters achieve high efficiency.
USB PD EPR and SPR: Unraveling the Differences
Understanding the differences between USB PD (Extended Power Range) and SPR (Standard Power Range) is critical to making an informed decision during the design process.
Taking Control of USB Type-C® Power Delivery
This blog looks at the PD abilities and requirements of USB-C, including the latest high-power variants and how engineers can create efficient system designs.
How Multi-Channel LED Driver Technology is Revolutionizing the Way We Illuminate Spaces and Convey Information
From its capacity to ensure uniform brightness, minimal flicker, and reduced EMI, the AL58221 LED driver enables superior performance for lighting applications.
Accurate Proximity Detection in Automotive Applications From Hall Effect Switches
As vehicles and their technology features become more sophisticated, Hall effect switches help make driving easier, safer, and more comfortable.
Why a USB 2.0 Signal Conditioner Simplifies Design
USB 2.0 may seem like legacy technology, but the PI5USB212 ensures it meets all the demands of today’s applications while providing a simpler and lower cost solution.
Mux/Demux Delivers High-Speed Switching at 1.8V for Reduced Power Consumption
For IoT or handheld devices, it is often essential to achieve very low power consumption. This has led to an increasing trend to reduce power supply voltages for electronic devices, since power losses in a conductor are proportional to voltage squared.
Tiny Rectifiers Help OEMs Meet Consumer Demands for Ever-Smaller Wearables
As the wearable technology market sees impressive growth, design engineers must meet the demand for ever-smaller components.
