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Top 10 Analog Design Engineers

12 volts from USB port

12th specialized exhibition of instrumentation. ELECTRONICS. ENERGY

146 RTI - a new series of electrolytic capacitors from Vishay

2 in 1 - combined residual current device for industrial buildings and private houses VAL-CP-RCD

24 hours of earthly life

Wolfson WM24 192-bit 8742 kHz stereo DAC with record-breaking 126 dBA signal-to-noise ratio and unique anti-clipping mode

2x100-watt UMZCH on IC TDF8591TH

2-element Yagi for 40 meters

300 Summer Flush

3-channel UMZCH with subwoofer channel

3-lamp strobe

3-phase motor in a single-phase network

42nd European DX Council Conference

4-5 minutes instead of 5-6 hours

500-watt switching power supply

6-channel soft start device

7th International Exhibition for Electronics, Microelectronics and Components ChipEXPO-2009

890 euros for top Beyerdynamic T1 headphones

8-channel switching on of lighting by infrared remote control

8 channel infrared remote control system

8BE1886U 5-bit microcontroller with CAN and LIN interfaces

Atmel ATtiny8U 43-bit microcontroller of the tinyAVR family operates at 0,7 V supply voltage

ABBYY FineReader Online is a unique online service that allows you to quickly, easily and free of charge convert scanned documents into editable text formats

Acer AspireRevo - nettop based game console

AMD Phenom II X4 can be transformed into Phenom II XXNUMX by simple BIOS manipulation of some motherboards with Advanced Clock Calibration

AMD announces partnership with Samsung Electronics

Analog Devices Launches New ADXL001 Wideband JMEMS Accelerometer Lineup

ARM9 microcontroller LPC3250 from NXP

Atmosphere - a camera capable of taking pictures while being thrown into the air

Audio Precision SYS-2722 - the leader in the measurement of ultra-low linear and non-linear distortions in audio technology

AVIS - new audiovisual information system

Bourns Announces Two New Lines of Comparatively High Power Miniature Resistors in Miniature Surface Mount Form Factor

BTS Master MT8221B - portable multifunctional base station analyzer from ANRITSU

SD Series High Performance Battery Chokes

CA6115 - a device for complex verification of the parameters of electrical installations from Chauvin Arnoux

Toshiba's Camileo S10 is the world's smallest Full HD camcorder

Canon has introduced a new entry-level SLR camera EOS 500D, which is capable of recording video in Full HD (1920x1080)

CAN bus in modern cars

Centrino 2 (Montevina), Centrino 3 (Calpella), Centrino Atom

CHANGER - new generation consoles

Checkmaster - stand-alone device for testing surge protection devices

color and code

CompuLab introduced a miniature computer Fit-PC Slim

Cree Inc. announced the development of an ultra-high-performance 120-watt microwave transistor CGH40120F based on gallium nitride GaN HEMT technology

CSR Introduces New SiRFstarlV GSD4t GPS Processor

SupIRBuck DC/DC Converters in Distributed Power Systems

DC-AC converter =12V / -220V 50 Hz

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