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MSP16F430XX 20-Bit Instruments - Revolutionizing the Microcontroller Market

MSP16F430XX 22-bit Instruments - New Microcontrollers for Medium Applications

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS MSP16FG430X 461-Bit Instruments Take the Next Step towards the Ideal Signal Processing Platform

1NT - a series of high quality thermostats for all applications

3 MHz DC-DC Converter for Portable Devices

DC/DC converter based on JFET transistors capable of operating from a source with a voltage of 300 mV

TRIMBLE GPS Products for OEMs

TELTONIKA GSM modems

MHL - a new series of pressure sensors

DIY MP3 player

OLED displays - real models

SEMIX S2. new series of IGBT modules with SPT+ crystals

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS combines four video decoders in one chip

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS: new prospects in Russia

TFT + USB = unique solution

Adapter for diagnostics of engines of modern cars

Non-contact Hall effect angle sensor

Wireless data transmission in the license-free 433 MHz band

Video decoders of the SAA71XX family

Eight-channel microprocessor timer, thermostat, clock and its practical application in the country

Eastern Europe intends to double the volume of business

Embedded microcontrollers with ARM9 core

High Voltage LDOs for Harsh Environments

HONEYWELL Humidity Sensors

Temperature sensors MAXIM

HONEYWELL Current Sensors

Dual channel infrared remote control

Advances in LDO Technology

Thyristor drivers manufactured by SEMIKRON. Part I

Over the current year, the Japanese company OMRON has doubled its range of microelectronics products

We launch UCLINUX on microcontrollers with an ARM7 core

RECOM's R-78XX switching regulator is a good alternative to linear regulators

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Instrumentation Amplifiers and Sensor Amplification Solutions Based on Them

Toolkit for MSP430 - a wealth of choice

infrared barrier

Power supplies for outdoor illuminated advertising

Compact MEAN WELL power supply for budget solutions

EVERMORE is a new player in the Russian GPS market

JENNIC: ZIGBEE solutions from a single source

Soft starter controller for asynchronous motors SKSS1

Battery charger controllers

Small Bird, Big Features: XSCALE®PXA270 Development Board

Low power supplies for budget applications

Microcontroller LPC3180 (ARM9) - the first among equals

Microcontroller for Low I/O Applications

MCF5223X microcontrollers for network applications

Miniature debugging tool for the latest microcontrollers of the MSP430 family from TEXAS INSTRUMENTS

MEMS Pressure Sensors FREESCALE SEMICONDUCTOR

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