Amplifying Innovation: Diodes Incorporated’s Piezo Sounder Drivers
Diodes' piezo sounder drivers stand out as a powerful solution for modern audio signaling applications.
Tag: Analog Products
Amplifying Innovation: Diodes Incorporated’s Piezo Sounder Drivers
Why CMTI Matters: The Unsung Hero of Isolation Technology
CMTI is the difference between a robust, reliable system and one plagued by glitches and failures. With Diodes’ RobustISO™ isolators, you can design with confidence, even in the most demanding environments.
Engineering for Endurance and Safety: Understanding TDDB in Isolation Products
At Diodes Incorporated, Time-Dependent Dielectric Breakdown (TDDB) is a foundational reliability metric used to validate the long-term performance of our RobustISO™ isolation portfolio.
Smarter Sound, Scalable Design: Introducing the PAMS58xx Digital Amplifier Series
With integrated digital interfaces, advanced signal processing, and scalable power options, the PAMS58xx series empowers designers to build smarter, more efficient audio systems across a wide range of applications.
Navigating the PCIe 6.0 Era: Boosting Performance with ReDrivers™
As the industry transitions to PCIe 6.0, Diodes' PI3EQX64904 ReDriver™ provides the high bandwidth, low latency, and enhanced signal quality that system designers demand.
How Power Efficiency Enables Low-Cost Sensing for Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM)
For sensors to use the least possible power in flexible and compact solutions, design engineers look to Diodes' load switches and converter power systems.
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.
