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New Advances in LED Control Systems for Automotive Exterior Lighting

The automotive lighting market continues to grow strongly and is forecast by analyst Yolé to reach US$38.8 billion by 2024. Over the past few years, LEDs have taken an increasing share of this market, and LED exterior lights have become a familiar sight on our roads. 

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PCIe Generations from Leading-Edge to Legacy, Desktop to Data Center

The global appetite for data shows no sign of abating and continues to place pressure on service providers to handle more bits, more quickly.

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Brushed DC Motors and How to Drive Them

DC electric motors have been around for nearly two hundred years, with a steady series of refinements in that time. More recently, brushless DC motors have become increasingly popular but for many applications brushed DC motors are still the right choice.

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Crystal oscillators: bringing synchronization to digital electronics

The majority of electronics systems encountered at home or work will comprise at least one oscillator working as a clock that delivers accurate timing, synchronizes operations or acts as a frequency reference. Here, we’ll be looking at the many benefits of using quartz crystal oscillators and discussing the choices available.

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BoM and PCB Space Savings Achieved with Control Channel Aggregation for Optical Interfaces

Fibre optic networks bring the promise of fast broadband to new customers all around the world. It increasingly reaches new limits, but to provide a guaranteed level of service, that bandwidth must be managed effectively. A significant factor to that effectiveness is how it interfaces with other network equipment running over copper cable.

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Integrated Solutions to USB Type-C Port Implementation Challenges

Highly integrated solutions for USB 3.2 data switching, USB Power Delivery and USB Battery Charging control, and transient protection help designers unleash the full potential of the USB Type-C interface.

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Transient Voltage Suppression in Automotive

In automotive applications, it’s essential to protect sensitive semiconductor components against power surges, transients and electrostatic discharge (ESD). A single transient voltage spike could easily damage or disrupt a component, while electrical noise of even relatively low energy can cause significant interruption to digital communications.

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Improving Power Conversion Efficiency with Super Barrier Rectifiers

For the design of almost any electronics or electrical system, it’s important to maximise power efficiency. In mobile devices, better power efficiency delivers longer battery life, which is a key selling point. For basically any application, improving power efficiency means that size and weight can be reduced, and thermal management simplified – thus reducing costs. Of course, using less power also helps products to meet energy rating requirements, which may be a legal requirement, and an attractive feature for customers.

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Natural Language is the New User Interface ABC

The ‘perfect storm’ of high bandwidth internet connectivity, deep learning algorithms and high-quality audio is enabling a new paradigm in user interfaces: the spoken word. The ability to interact with household appliances and cloud-based services through natural language is truly a sea-change in the way people and machines interact.

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Ultra-low dropout LDOs provide the perfect regulation for a wide range of devices

Product design demands an understanding of power management requirements and how to meet them. The latest LDOs from Diodes help meet the needs of almost any application.

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