Videos
View Diodes Incorporated's quick guides showing good design practices and demonstrations as well as other product-related videos.
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How a Robust Peripheral Driver Reduces Power Dissipation
Find out what makes peripheral drivers usable across a wide range of applications.
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Small, Efficient PoL Converters for Automotive Applications
The AP66200Q and the AP66300Q synchronous buck converters are built to power automotive point of load applications with high efficiency, wide voltage range, and small size.
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Diodes USB Sink Controller Product Update
Learn what USB-C PD source and sink controllers are for and why they are needed.
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Harnessing PCIe® 3 0 For In Vehicle High Speed Connections
Our PI7C9X3GxxxGPQ series puts PICe 3.0 automotive-compliant packet switch technlogy to use for connected driving applications.
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ReDrivers Ensure Signal Integrity for MIPI Compliant Cameras
Optimized for mobile and IoT applications, the PI2MEQX2505 is an ideal solution for designers that require a ReDriver but are also concerned with system power consumption and layout size.
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Brushed Motors Are Not Going Away
Brushed motors currently, and will continue to, provide a more cost-effective solution to many applications.
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USB Type-C PD3.0 Sink Controllers Enable Fast and Cost-Effective Charging
Device standardization and fast-charging devices are paving the way for cutting down on e-waste.
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Two-Wire Automotive Hall Effect Sensors Introduction - Product Training Module
This product training module (PTM) goes over what a Two-Wire, Automotive Hall Effect Sensor is, magnetic behaviors, different applications, and a demonstration.
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Meeting Automotive Requirements for PoL Converters
The automotive requirements for PoL converters are many, but our AP6320xQ and AP6330xQ are able to provide the necessary features and performance designers seek.
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Class-D Audio Amplifiers with Integrated Boost Converters Enable High-Quality and Power-Efficient Sound Systems
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How Current-Limiting Power Switches Improve Reliability for Automotive Electronics
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PCIe 3.0 Packet Switches are Evolving to Address Power- and Performance-Conscious Applications
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Electrical Threats to USB Type-C Ports and How to Prevent Them
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The Complexities of USB Type-C and How to Handle Them
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Why PCIe2.0 packet switches are a safe option for legacy designs and a sustainable choice for new products
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How the Latest Switching Converters Deliver More Power and Less Noise in Automotive Applications
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The Latest Load Switch ICs Leave Few Reasons to Design Your Own
Learn why our Load Switches offer more than the average competitor's in our latest Perspective blog written by Muhammad Zafar Kausar, Junior Applications Engineer.
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15min with Diodes - Load Switches
In today's session, we are joined by Ian Milne to discuss using Load (Power) Switches to manage Power Delivery.
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15 Minutes with Diodes - Piezo Sounder Driver Application for Warning Signals
We are joined by Matthew Clark to discuss the Piezo Sounder Driver Application for Warning Signals - specifically discussing the PAM8904E/Q.
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DC-DC Synchronous Buck Converter Introduction
This video covers what a synchronous buck converter is, explains basic buck converter operation, buck converter modes of operation, common control architectures, common device features, selecting buck converter ICs, selecting inductors, selecting input capacitors, selecting output capacitors, and PCB layout considerations.
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Introduction to Circuit Protection
Isaac Sibson - Diodes Incorporated's Automotive Application's Engineer for Europe and North America goes over the essential elements of protection devices and delves into several types of devices and circuits, including Transient Voltage Suppressors (TVS), Over Voltage Protection (OVP), Over Current Protection (OCP), and Reverse Polarity Protection (RPP).
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15 Minutes with Diodes - DC DC Bucks, focused on AP63xxx family
In today's session, we are joined by Ian Milne to discuss the use of Sync DC-DC bucks to step-down voltage rail.
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15 Minutes with Diodes - Reverse Polarity Protection using p-FETs
In today's session, we are joined by Matthew Clark to learn how to avoid a damaged circuit when accidentally applying a battery voltage in the wrong direction via the utilization of protection devices.
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How to Simplify Synchronous Rectification
With tens of billions of new devices expected to come online soon, including all the billions more that won't be connected, the need for small and efficient external power conversion continues to increase.
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Looking Beyond the Datasheet – New Ways to Use Devices
Current regulators are a basic building block that can be used wherever a circuit or device needs a steady and stable source of current. They will often be used when an unstable supply can have a negative impact.
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Why Logic Makes Sense
Widespread in use, standard logic devices are often the preferred way to conjoin parts of a circuit where reliable connections are required, or even when there’s a need to overcome a design challenge within a system.
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Great Things Come in Small (Outline) Packages
Gordon Moore’s prescient prediction of the ever-growing density of components on integrated circuits (ICs) continues to be proved right. Even if the recent growth is slowing down, the trend towards smaller packages continues apace.
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Efficient Offline Power for Small Online Appliances
It is widely acknowledged that, at its heart, the Internet of Things (IoT) comprises countless sensors, actuators, and other devices that add ‘intelligence’ to the connected world. For the IoT to work as intended, many of these devices must be switched on and connected 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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Hall Effect Switches Provide Crucial Feedback on the Road to Fully Autonomous Vehicles
Although we still have a long road to travel, the automotive industry is well on the way to producing autonomous vehicles in production volumes.
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Automotive Products - Diodes Incorporated
Diodes Incorporated's Automotive products are used in a variety of ways, including body control modules, Interior lighting, seat control modules, automotive networking, braking control units, daytime running lights, and powertrain.
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Kay Annamalai Presentation - Embedded World Conference 2018
Diodes Incorporated USB Type-C™ expert Kay Annamalai presents at the Embedded World conference in Nuremberg, Germany on March 1, 2018.
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Packet Switches
Packet Switches Interview with Bill Weir
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USB Type-C
Interview with Kay Annamalai and Chris Ciufo
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Diodes wins NMI Award for Manufacturing site of the year
Diodes Incorporated is delighted to have been declared winner of the “Electronics Manufacturing Site of the Year” at the 2016 NMI Awards.
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AL8805 MR16 EMC Guide
A quick guide showing some good design practices for AL8805 circuits, especially in MR16 applications, with the best possible EMC results.
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AL8805EV1 Quick Start Guide
Quick start video to get up and running with the Diodes Incorporated AL8805EV1 demo board
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Diodes Inc Hall Sensor Demo Board
This video introduces the Diodes Inc HALLSENSOREV1 demonstration board and the Diodes Inc. Hall Sensor product range.
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Pericom Video Switch and Signal Integrity Solution
Pericom provides a complete solution of video signal path in Notebook and Docking Station designs with Video Switch and ReDrivers.
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Pericom USB 3.0 ReDriver Saves Power and Extends Battery Life
Pericom USB 3.0 ReDriver Saves Power and Extends Battery Life
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Restore signal quality with our USB 3.0 ReDriver
Restore signal quality with our USB 3.0 ReDriver
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Pericom Video Switch / ReDriver
Pericom's Video Switch ReDriver enables switching between DisplayPort and HDMI ports. Pericom's Video ReDriver comply to a DP 1.2 and HDMI 2.0 standards and are capable of maintaining signal integrity over a cable length up to 30 meters.
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Pericom 40GbE Timing Solutions
Pericom 40GbE Timing Solutions
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Pericom USB 3.0 ReDriver™ (English version)
The advent of high-speed, serial-differential protocols like the PCIe operating at 2.5Gbps data rates and above, system designers are forced to confront the challenges of maintaining eye-pattern signal integrity at the receiver end-points.