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Powersolve announces a new family of 10 to 96W DIN-rail power supplies designed for installation on DIN rail TS35/7.5 or 15. The PDN10, 20, 40, 60 and 100 Series are high-efficiency, high-reliability power supplies that will operate from a universal 88- to 264-Vac input. Recommended: 50-W Explosion-proof Industrial Power Supplies A total of 19 models make up the PDN Series

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Intepro Systems introduces the ELR9000 Series of electronic dc loads. A unique feature of the ELR9000 Series is an integral, grid-synchronized inverter designed to return up to 95% of the load test energy back to the grid. The rack-mounted unit is available, off-the shelf, with output ratings of 3.5kW, 7kW and 10.5kW — scalable to 105kW. Recommended: New CEN/CENELEC PLC

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Modern drive solutions for automation call for customized motors. Modular systems with configurable modules for customized drive design are the appropriate solution. For years, ebm-papst with its modern ECI motor family has been offering a broad selection of drives, control electronics, gearboxes and brake and sensor modules that can be combined for tailored drive solutions. Now ebm-papst is expanding the

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Linear Technology Corporationannounces the LTC3887-1, a dual output synchronous step-down dc-dc controller with I²C-based PMBus interface for digital power system management. The LTC3887-1 differs from the previously released LTC3887 by providing a three-state pwm signal, enabling the use of DrMOS, power blocks or similar power stages. The LTC3887-1’s enhanced feature set includes a 70ms power-up time and a fast ADC

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Cypress Semiconductor Corp. today announced a new high-throughput, low-power SuperSpeed USB controller that converts Gigabit Ethernet (GigE) data to USB 3.0 data. The EZ-USB® GX3™ controller targets slimmer laptop designs that include an ultra-thin USB Type-C port and no bulky Ethernet port. GX3 provides comprehensive driver support for all major operating systems, including Windows, Mac OS, Linux, Android and Chrome,

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Linear Technology Corporationintroduces the LTC3877, a dual-output multiphase synchronous step-down dc-dc controller with 6-bit voltage identification (VID) control that enables 10mV output voltage step resolution, a necessary feature when powering FPGAs and ASICs with tight input voltage requirements. The LTC3877 operates over an input voltage range of 4.5V to 38V and produces a fixed output voltage from 0.6V to 1.23V

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AtmelCorporation today announced the company has expanded its family of secure, ARM Cortex M0+-based MCUs with the SAM L22 series. The Atmel SMART SAM L series is the highest scoring product family in the EEMBC ULPBench, the leading independent low-power benchmark. The new devices offer an ultra-low power capacitive touch with a segment LCD controller that can deliver up to

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Toshiba America Electronic Components, Inc. (TAEC) today announced it has launched a new wireless power receiver IC that will enable mobile devices to be charged wirelessly as fast as if they were connected to the charger via a cable. The new TC7764WBG is compliant with Qi™ V.1.1.2, the wireless low power charging standard defined by the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC),

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TE Connectivity announces its new AMPLIMITE IP67 D-subminiature connectors meet IP67 performance levels. Designed to meet MIL-DTL-24308 specifications, the new connectors have an environmental sealing that has been successfully tested at a submerged depth of one meter and have water and dust ingress protection to IP67. Recommended: Terminal-Style Connector Minimizes LED Shadowing “We’re continually striving to make connectors that are

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Many arc flash faults start as single-phase-to-ground faults and then develop into three-phase faults. This is why an early detection of the arc fault and fast fault isolation is needed. When a traditional time characteristic or blocking based coordination principle is used within a relay to mitigate arc flash, it may not be able to trip a breaker quick enough

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