Using Digital Potentiometers in Adjustable Step-Down DC-DC
... The circuit shown in Figure 2 is a simple circuit that allows the DS3903 to operate from the MAX1776's input voltage (VIN = 4.5V to 24.0V), and provide the feedback required to regulate the output. Key elements that make it possible for the DS3903 to operate in this circuit are: 1. The DS3903's wide ...
... The circuit shown in Figure 2 is a simple circuit that allows the DS3903 to operate from the MAX1776's input voltage (VIN = 4.5V to 24.0V), and provide the feedback required to regulate the output. Key elements that make it possible for the DS3903 to operate in this circuit are: 1. The DS3903's wide ...
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... •DCB (Direct Copper Bond) Ceramic Substrates • Electrically isolated • Excellent thermal properties • Interconnect etched on internal surface • ISOPlus Packaging • Includes ISODIL (dual in line) • example 55V, 120A Six-Pack Trench MOSFET • I4 and I5 Single in Line ISOPlus Packages: • Up to 5 leads a ...
... •DCB (Direct Copper Bond) Ceramic Substrates • Electrically isolated • Excellent thermal properties • Interconnect etched on internal surface • ISOPlus Packaging • Includes ISODIL (dual in line) • example 55V, 120A Six-Pack Trench MOSFET • I4 and I5 Single in Line ISOPlus Packages: • Up to 5 leads a ...
Slide 1
... Voltage (potential difference) between two points, being equal to the electrical energy gained by a unit positive electric charge moving from one point to the other. Voltage: The amount of energy needed to move a unit positive electric charge from one point to the other - measured in volts (V) ...
... Voltage (potential difference) between two points, being equal to the electrical energy gained by a unit positive electric charge moving from one point to the other. Voltage: The amount of energy needed to move a unit positive electric charge from one point to the other - measured in volts (V) ...
BDTIC www.BDTIC.com/infineon TLE4916-1K
... High ESD performance (± 4kV HBM) Digital output signal SMD package SC59 (SOT23 compatible) RoHS compliant (Pb free package) ...
... High ESD performance (± 4kV HBM) Digital output signal SMD package SC59 (SOT23 compatible) RoHS compliant (Pb free package) ...
MAX5166 32-Channel Sample/Hold Amplifier with Four Multiplexed Inputs General Description
... inputs and independent TTL/CMOS-compatible hold enables for each octal set. Additional 3-bit TTL/CMOScompatible address logic selects the 1-to-8 multiplexer channel. The MAX5166 is available with an output impedance of 50Ω, 500Ω, or 1kΩ, allowing output filtering. The MAX5166 operates with +10V and ...
... inputs and independent TTL/CMOS-compatible hold enables for each octal set. Additional 3-bit TTL/CMOScompatible address logic selects the 1-to-8 multiplexer channel. The MAX5166 is available with an output impedance of 50Ω, 500Ω, or 1kΩ, allowing output filtering. The MAX5166 operates with +10V and ...
MJE340 MJE 340 High Voltage General Purpose Applications
... reasonably expected to cause the failure of the life support device or system, or to affect its safety or effectiveness. ...
... reasonably expected to cause the failure of the life support device or system, or to affect its safety or effectiveness. ...
Introduction to Digital Modulation
... Why digital modulation? • The modulation of digital signals with analogue carriers allows an improvement in signal to noise ratio as compared to analogue modulating schemes. ...
... Why digital modulation? • The modulation of digital signals with analogue carriers allows an improvement in signal to noise ratio as compared to analogue modulating schemes. ...
Surge Protection Terms - Glossary by Jasco.pages
... in duration than spikes, although, they are commonly used to describe the same phenomenon. Switch - A device that is used to connect and disconnect the flow of current or to divert current from one circuit to another used only on hot wires, never in ground wires. Thermal Runaway - The deterioration ...
... in duration than spikes, although, they are commonly used to describe the same phenomenon. Switch - A device that is used to connect and disconnect the flow of current or to divert current from one circuit to another used only on hot wires, never in ground wires. Thermal Runaway - The deterioration ...
Electricity Basics
... morning and your personal computer powering up because of a strong transmission system. The transmission system is the vital link between where power is produced and where it’s needed, and the reliability of the electricity in your home depends on it. Years ago, power plants were small and generated ...
... morning and your personal computer powering up because of a strong transmission system. The transmission system is the vital link between where power is produced and where it’s needed, and the reliability of the electricity in your home depends on it. Years ago, power plants were small and generated ...
diodelab
... (concentration differences) occur, but are in opposite directions and cancel at zero voltage bias. An applied voltage V acts to decrease or increase the built-in potential depending on whether it is forward- or reverse-biased. Io is associated with electrons headed "downhill" [or holes bubbling "uph ...
... (concentration differences) occur, but are in opposite directions and cancel at zero voltage bias. An applied voltage V acts to decrease or increase the built-in potential depending on whether it is forward- or reverse-biased. Io is associated with electrons headed "downhill" [or holes bubbling "uph ...
MAX4506/MAX4507 Fault-Protected, High-Voltage Signal-Line Protectors General Description
... Two clamp circuits limit the output voltage to within the supply voltages. When the power supplies are off, any input voltage applied at IN turns off both N1 and P1, and OUT is clamped to 0V. ...
... Two clamp circuits limit the output voltage to within the supply voltages. When the power supplies are off, any input voltage applied at IN turns off both N1 and P1, and OUT is clamped to 0V. ...
Voltage conversion ratios for switched-capacitor
... reversing. The circuits use fewer diodes and switches compared to other multi-switches switched-capacitor circuits [6, 71. Table 1 summarizes the resonant frequencies and the conversion ratios of the circuits. ...
... reversing. The circuits use fewer diodes and switches compared to other multi-switches switched-capacitor circuits [6, 71. Table 1 summarizes the resonant frequencies and the conversion ratios of the circuits. ...
Electric Motors
... maximum of 2 V. To get higher voltages several cells connected in series are used (battery). If a cell cannot be recharged, a primary cell, the amount of chemicals it contains determines the energy the cell can produce. ...
... maximum of 2 V. To get higher voltages several cells connected in series are used (battery). If a cell cannot be recharged, a primary cell, the amount of chemicals it contains determines the energy the cell can produce. ...
Part 4 - Electricity
... Ohm's Law is a very useful relationship between the potential difference (Voltage), V and current, I, and the resistance, R of a circuit. If the resistance of a circuit remains constant then if the voltage of a circuit increases the current will increase. If the voltage stays constant then an increa ...
... Ohm's Law is a very useful relationship between the potential difference (Voltage), V and current, I, and the resistance, R of a circuit. If the resistance of a circuit remains constant then if the voltage of a circuit increases the current will increase. If the voltage stays constant then an increa ...
analysis and modulation of single phase voltage source inverters
... One of the most important performances of power electronic circuits considered their efficiency of conversation. However, an example of regulation can be achieved by taking a one-phase voltage source inverter as shown in Fig. 1. Typical waveforms for this circuit are shown in Figure 2. For determini ...
... One of the most important performances of power electronic circuits considered their efficiency of conversation. However, an example of regulation can be achieved by taking a one-phase voltage source inverter as shown in Fig. 1. Typical waveforms for this circuit are shown in Figure 2. For determini ...
Capacitor Self
... To use these to best advantage, set the slowest speed for these processes with File —> Default Preferences on the General tab, in the Debug group, click the Data Flow Rate arrow to show the drop-down list. Set the rate to 1(Slowest). When the program is run, you will see symbols representing data an ...
... To use these to best advantage, set the slowest speed for these processes with File —> Default Preferences on the General tab, in the Debug group, click the Data Flow Rate arrow to show the drop-down list. Set the rate to 1(Slowest). When the program is run, you will see symbols representing data an ...
Probe Selection
... Connect your probe to any 12 V dc source and set your voltmeter’s range to 2000 V dc. Note the reading, then set the range to 2V dc and notice the reading. Which gave a more accurate measurement? ________________________ Measuring Continuity (Voltage is never on while measuring continuity) Unplug th ...
... Connect your probe to any 12 V dc source and set your voltmeter’s range to 2000 V dc. Note the reading, then set the range to 2V dc and notice the reading. Which gave a more accurate measurement? ________________________ Measuring Continuity (Voltage is never on while measuring continuity) Unplug th ...
7426ENEN 87V Measurement
... because the ASD applies pulse width modulated non-sinusoidal voltage to the motor. A true-rms DMM reads the heating effect of the non-sinusoidal voltage applied to the motor, while the motor controller’s output voltage reading only displays the rms value of the fundamental ...
... because the ASD applies pulse width modulated non-sinusoidal voltage to the motor. A true-rms DMM reads the heating effect of the non-sinusoidal voltage applied to the motor, while the motor controller’s output voltage reading only displays the rms value of the fundamental ...
Nature of Electricity
... from the source, the other returns them to the source whereupon they are boosted back up to continue their ...
... from the source, the other returns them to the source whereupon they are boosted back up to continue their ...
Opto-isolator
In electronics, an opto-isolator, also called an optocoupler, photocoupler, or optical isolator, is a component that transfers electrical signals between two isolated circuits by using light. Opto-isolators prevent high voltages from affecting the system receiving the signal. Commercially available opto-isolators withstand input-to-output voltages up to 10 kV and voltage transients with speeds up to 10 kV/μs.A common type of opto-isolator consists of an LED and a phototransistor in the same opaque package. Other types of source-sensor combinations include LED-photodiode, LED-LASCR, and lamp-photoresistor pairs. Usually opto-isolators transfer digital (on-off) signals, but some techniques allow them to be used with analog signals.