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3G: an investment in the near future

BLUETOOTH module LMX9838 from NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR

DC/DC converters MEAN WELL year 2007

DC/DC Converters with built-in key from TEXAS INSTRUMENTS

G5 HVIC - a new generation of high voltage power controllers

GENLOCK31E - a new GSM modem with built-in GPS navigation

INTERNATIONAL RECTIFIER and COMPEL - past and future cooperation

IR1167 - an easy way to increase the efficiency of your AC/DC converter

IRAMXX - intelligent power IGBT modules for a wide range of electric drives

LPC24XX - a new family of microcontrollers based on the ARM7 core

NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR LVDS Components for MULTI-DROP Applications

MICROCHIP: three interviews about one company

MSP430 and CHIPCON products in wireless sensor and security applications

NFC is a technology that brings together

NXP SEMICONDUCTORS in automotive electronics

ROHM SMD LEDs

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS and COMPEL: strategic partnership

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS: to become a leader in Russia

TPS6108X: Boost converter with a wide range of applications

TPS74X01 low dropout LDO family

VIPER - a new word in the design of switching power supplies

WAVECOM - solution for responsible development

ZIGBEE modules MAXSTREAM - new features

XBEE SERIES 2 ZIGBEE modules with MESH topology support

Antennas for difficult reception conditions - smaller, more gain

Association of Russian manufacturers of electronic equipment and devices - opinions of market participants

Wireless microprocessor WMP100. first meeting

Transformerless 1,2W Compact Power Supply on BP5041A Module

Placement options for integrated temperature sensors to improve measurement accuracy

Influence of the frequency properties of the gain, input voltage offset and noise of a precision op-amp on the accuracy of analog-to-digital conversion

PICKIT2 In-Circuit USB Programmer/Debugger

LCD Backlight Inverter Selection

High voltage industrial drive ICs

High-precision audio frequency amplifier with built-in high-voltage driver of external transistors

High-frequency switching voltage converters for automotive electronics

Flexible solutions in the M2M market - out of competition

Low power motion sensor based on MSP430F2013

Low power tilt sensor based on MSP430F2012

Pressure Sensors FREESCALE SEMICONDUCTOR

HONEYWELL Hall Effect Sensors

Current Sensors: New in 2007

Home power plants based on MEAN WELL DC/AC inverters

Additional Wireless Capabilities Add Worries to System-on-Chip Designers

Outside DATA SHEET

Isolated 0,5…1 W power supplies on ROHM and RECOM modules

SUMIDA inductive elements

Inertial Sensors STMICROELECTRONICS

Inertial mems sensors

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