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Alphabetical list articles with annotations, from magazines published in 2011 in the journal Electronics News:

EEMB is a hit! (hit - chemical current sources)

MEAN WELL: wider entrance for industrial automation!

MSP430 VALUE LINE: 16 bits for the price of 8 bits!

ON SEMI is energy efficient solutions plus modeling tools

SMART GRID - the driving force behind the development of instrumentation

STM32: the era of 32-bit microcontrollers has arrived

SWIFT™ - manage nutrition in a new way

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS - something new every week!

Autonomous food? - select STM32L

ADC in STM32 microcontrollers: peripherals decide a lot

Without rotor encoder: IR solutions for brushless motor control

Wireless control of LED lighting? - simple solution on CC1110 and CC2510

Wireless applications: action plan, TEXAS INSTRUMENTS components - and go!

In 2012, STM launches 1200 V and 40 A power modules

In the car and not only: the use of linear LED drivers NUD4001/4011

In human contact: TDK-LAMBDA power supplies for medical technology

Integrated Power Correction: NCL30xxx LED Driver Line

Output both analog and digital: STMICROELECTRONICS temperature sensors

Galvanic isolation - new recipes from TEXAS INSTRUMENTS

Sensor + zero-drift instrumentation = no distortion

Motion sensor on MSP430G2131 - a means of saving electricity in lighting

Ten reasons to choose VISHAY foil resistors for your project

Engage Reserves: Power Supplies for Security Systems

Sound capabilities of the STM32F microcontroller

Know About Valve Position: HONEYWELL Optocoupler Data Acquisition System

And the Star Altair Lit Up: LED Lighting ICs from STMICROELECTRONICS

How can a developer make new MOSFETS work?

IHLP Inductors: Noise Filtering and Energy for RF DC/DC

Concert for meter and network: TEXAS INSTRUMENTS PLC modems

Switching Mastery: STM Smart Switches

STM32 microcontrollers from scratch

Mini-revolution in automation: HONEYWELL wireless limit switches

HLG modules power LED luminaires even at -40°C

Powerful resistors VISHAY - consumer goods, without which you can not do

On motor protection: SENSATA motor protectors

Our main focus in the field of discrete products is to reduce the size and increase efficiency

Low and High Voltage on the Same Chip: IR High Voltage Products

IR's New MOSFETs: Wide Leads, Higher Current

New Energy Saving Standards - Motor for Power Component Development

New cores and technologies - it will be an exciting race!

Need a power supply? - contact COMPEL!

Break the Wire Meter: TEXAS INSTRUMENTS <1 GHz Wireless Solutions

One PWM and three LEDs: developing a power supply for an LED strip

One phase, one tariff, one microcontroller: MSP430AFE2XX for energy metering systems

Lighting the workshop and warehouse: specialized power supplies from MEAN WELL

From 20 to 75 watts: Powerful DC/DC PEAKs for PCBs

Parametric search for power supplies: the accuracy of your choice

LED power supply up to 1W: NSI45/50XXX LED drivers

Suitable for LEDs too: a simple universal controller for fluorescent lamp ballasts

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