Electronic and Electrical Components
Devices, components, assemblies and hardware associated with the design and development of electronic equipment. Includes active and passive components, enclosures, interconnection, optolectronics, power and subassemblies.
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GPEG's cost-effective multi-touch technology delivers intuitive gestures and controls weblink
GPEG | Thu, 23 May 2013
Using a standard four-wire resistive touchscreen, GPEG has successfully integrated a high-speed, low-voltage microcontroller to enable dual-touch operation and gesture control at a fraction of the cost of PCT touchscreens.
Case study: hardware-in-the-loop test systems for the BMW Hydrogen 7 download
National Instruments | Tue, 21 May 2013
Instruments and hardware from National Instruments have been used in the development of a complete HIL testing environment for engines used in the BMW Hydrogen 7.
Application note: parasitic capacitance effects in step-up transformer design download
Linear Technology | Tue, 21 May 2013
Transformers have parasitic components that can cause them to deviate from their ideal characteristics, and the parasitic capacitance associated with the secondary can cause large resonating current spikes on the leading edge of the switch current waveform. These spikes can cause the regulator to exhibit erratic operating conditions that manifests itself as duty-cycle instability. Attention to transformer design will cure this problem.
GPEG offers 29in panoramic TFT panel for applications such as digital signage weblink
GPEG | Mon, 20 May 2013
GPEG International has introduced a purpose-built 29in panoramic TFT panel designed to offer high-resolution images in applications such as digital signage, advertising, transport, and casino gaming installations.
Resolve Optics supplies wide-angle lens adapters to the BBC Springwatch group weblink
Resolve Optics | Thu, 16 May 2013
Resolve Optics has supplied a number of its Model 287 wide-angle lens adapters to the BBC Springwatch group in Bristol, UK, to enable it to conduct high-quality external broadcasts.
Linear Technology releases synchronous buck converter suitable for always-on applications downloadweblink
Linear Technology | Thu, 16 May 2013
Linear Technology has released the LTC3639, a 150V input-capable synchronous buck converter that delivers up to 100mA of continuous output current. The device’s internal high side and synchronous power switches, drawing only 12µA at no load while maintaining output voltage regulation, make it suitable for always-on battery-powered applications.
Data sheet: LTC3639 synchronous buck converter from Linear Technology download
Linear Technology | Thu, 16 May 2013
The LTC3639 from Linear Technology is a 150V input-capable synchronous buck converter that delivers up to 100mA of continuous output current.
Application note: fast charge circuits for nickel cadmium batteries downloadweblink
Linear Technology | Wed, 15 May 2013
According to Linear Technology, the safe, fast charging of nickel cadmium (NiCad) batteries is required for many applications. A short charge time requires high current. A potential difficulty with high-current charging is battery heating. Excessive internal heating degrades the battery and can cause gas venting to the outside atmosphere. Fast charge schemes based on monitoring cell voltage during charge suffer because cell voltage is not necessarily indicative of the battery’s charge ...
White paper: analysis of solid tantalum capacitor leakage current downloadweblink
AVX | Wed, 15 May 2013
The leakage current of a solid tantalum capacitor is the sum of several independent factors. From measurements of leakage over a range of test conditions, some degree of separation of these components of the current can be achieved and so the relative importance of factors leading to high leakage can be assessed. There is a background level present directly related to dielectric absorption and it contributes to the loss factor of the capacitor. It is not a true leakage. On top of this ...
Specialised Imaging launches SFW range of optical triggers targeted at outdoor market weblink
Specialised Imaging | Wed, 15 May 2013
Specialised Imaging is now offering SFW’s OT3 range of reduced-size optical triggers. The devices are targeted at the outdoor market and are suitable for use with high-speed cameras on proofing ranges.
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Micronor video download article
Newbury Park, USA
Since 1968, MICRONOR has been supplying motion control products for industrial automation, hazardous locations and other harsh environmental applications. Manufacturer of ZapFREE fiber optic rotary encoders, optical and magnetic encoders, resolvers, position transducers, rotary limit switches, ...
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Trojan Electronics download article
Gorseinon, Wales
“The workhorse of the Electronics Manufacturing Industry” Surface Mount & Through Hole Assembly Cable and Electro-mechanical Assembly Full Product Build and Test ROHS & WEEE Compliant Management Design, Prototype ...








