Infineon has introduced six automotive linear regulators, protected against 40 or 45V, and supplying 3.3 or 5V at up 500mA, some with enable, watchdog or reset circuits (see the table below). Picking the TLS820F3ELV50 as an example, it has an input range of 3 to 42V (45V abs max) and outputs 5V ±2% at up to 200mA. “These regulators are ...
Ingenic of Beijing has introduced an asymmetric dual-core MIPS-based chip for wearables, and tiny (15x13mm) development kit to go with it. The development kit, Newton2, integrates the application processor, eMCP memory, power management controller, Wi-Fi (802.11b/g/n), Bluetooth (4.1), 3-axis gyroscope, 3-axis accelerometer, 3-axis magnetometer, and seven micro connectors on the back for peripherals including: display, audio and camera. Stand-by consumption ...
If there is a Cinderella in the battery world, it is the lithium ion anode. No glamorous metal oxides to develop, nor cunning structures to optimise, just gradual developments in two sorts of carbon. However, 2011 looks like it might just be the year when the fairy godmother turns up and anodes go silicon.
As we continue to look ahead to the new year, here is our suggestion for five pieces of legislation to watch in 2009. It is provided by Gary Nevison, Farnell's spokesman on legislation affecting the electronics industry.
As we look ahead to the new year, here is our Component Editor David Manners’ suggestion for… The five most interesting people to watch in the semiconductor industry in 2009: 1. Warren East, CEO ARM Because ARM ventures out of its comfort zone this year and Intel might be trying to get into it. ARM-based chip-sets from Qualcomm and Freescale ...
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