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Journal of Power Management (formerly LT Journal of Analog Innovation)
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- High Power Monolithic Silent Switcher 2 Regulators Meet CISPR 25 Class 5 EMI, Fit Tight Spaces
- Single 2MHz Buck-Boost Controller Drives Entire LED Headlight Cluster, Meets CISPR 25 Class 5 EMI
- The Refulator: Precision Voltage Reference is an Accurate Low Noise Regulator for 200mA Loads
- What's New with LTspice?
- Pocket-Size White Noise Generator for Quickly Testing Circuit Signal Response
- µModule Isolation Solution for High Resolution 1Msps ADCs Reads Data at 100MHz, Serves Multiple ADCs
- High Efficiency, High Density, Switched Capacitor Converter for High Power Applications
- Low Power Op Amps: Only 20µA for 1.3MHz, 240µA for 30MHz
- What's New with LTspice?
- 60V Input Monolithic Converter Powers Critical Circuits without Supercaps or Other Additional Components
- 560V Input, No-Opto Isolated Flyback Converter
- Electrolytic Capacitor-Based Data Backup Power Solution for a 12V System Regulated from 5V to 36V Input
- High Efficiency, 15V Rail-to-Rail Output Synchronous Step-Down Regulator Can Source or Sink 5A
- Low Noise, Precision Op Amp Drives High Resolution SAR ADCs
- Robust Industrial Sensing with the Temperature-to-Bits Family
- How to Choose Cool Running, High Power, Scalable POL Regulators and Save Board Space
- What's New with LTspice?
- Making Accurate Temperature Measurements with Devices with Different Ideality Factors
- Multi-Chemistry Battery Charger Supports Maximum Power Point Tracking for Solar Panels
- MOSFET Safe Operating Area and Hot Swap Circuits
- 60V Synchronous, Low EMI Buck-Boost for High Power and High Efficiency
- Low IQ Ideal Diode Controller with Reverse Input Protection for Automotive and Telecom Power Solutions
- Low Quiescent Current Surge Stopper: Robust Automotive Supply Protection for ISO 7637-2 and ISO 16750-2 Compliance
- Dual Input, 42V, 2.5A Synchronous Buck Converter Features Seamless, Automatic Transition Between Two Input Power Sources and Meets Stringent CISPR 25 Class 5 EMI Limits
- What's New with LTspice?
- Synchronous, Low EMI LED Driver Features Integrated Switches and Internal PWM Dimming
- Power Supply Sequencing Simplified
- Ultrathin Triple Output µModule Regulator for DDR, QDR and QDR-IV SRAM Fits 0.5cm2 Area and Backside of PCB
- Using a Current Sharing Controller when the Sum Current of Both Supplies is Required to Support the Load
- Simple, Fast Pulse Source Outpaces Expensive Lab Equipment
- 42V High Power Density Buck Regulators in a Tiny QFN Package
- Measuring 18 2-Wire RTDs with the LTC2983 High Accuracy Digital Temperature Measurement System
- Low Power, Precision Op Amp Simplifies Driving of MUXed ADCs
- Avoid Debugging Cycles in Power Management for FPGA, GPU and ASIC Systems
- 20A LED Driver with Accurate ±3% Full Scale Current Sensing Adapts to Multitude of Applications
- Multi-Output Clock Synthesizer with Integrated VCO Features the Low Jitter Required to Drive Modern High Speed ADC and DAC Clock Inputs
- 1.5A, Negative Regulator Expands Family of Current-Reference Linear Regulators
- What's New with LTspice IV?
- Easy Balanced Load Sharing for Three or Four Supplies, Even with Unequal Supply Voltages
- Design Once; Use Twice: Monolithic SEPIC/Boost Regulators with Wide VIN Range Satisfy Requirements of Both Consumer and Commercial Vehicles
- The Evolution of High Voltage Digital Power System Management
- Low IQ, 60V Monolithic Boost/Sepic/Inverting Converter in ThinSOT or 3mm x 2mm DFN
- Buck-Boost LED Driver Reaches 98% Efficiency, Features Internal PWM Dimming and Spread Spectrum without Flicker
- What's New with LTspice IV?
- Matrix LED Dimmer Enables Accurate Color Control and Pattern Production in RGBW LEDs
- High Efficiency 17V, 2A Synchronous Monolithic Step-Down Regulator with Ultralow Quiescent Current in a 3mm × 3mm DFN
- Control Individual LEDs in Matrix Headlights with Integrated 8-Switch Flicker-Free Driver (LT3965)
- CAN Bus Transceivers Operate from 3.3V or 5V and Withstand ±60V Faults
- Low Power IQ Modulator for Digital Communications
- Low Profile Supercapacitor Power Backup with Input Current Limiting
- What's New with LTspice IV?
- Boost 12V to 140V with a Single Converter IC
- Op Amp Combines Femtoamp Bias Current with 4GHz Gain Bandwidth Product, Shines New Light on Photonics Applications
- 4-Phase Power Supply Delivers 120A in Tiny Footprint, Features Ultralow DCR Sensing for High Efficiency
- 3mm × 3mm Monolithic DC/DC Boost/Inverting Converters with 65V Power Switches
- One LED Driver Is All You Need for Automotive LED Headlight Clusters (LT3795)
- What's New with LTspice IV?
- Extend Remote Sensor Battery Life with Thermal Energy Harvesting
- Simplify Small Solar Systems with Hysteretic Controller
- Powering a Dust Mote from a Piezoelectric Transducer
- Industry's First 0.8µVRMS Noise LDO Has 79dB Power Supply Rejection Ratio at 1MHz
- Boost-Buck LED Driver Topology for Automotive LEDs Operates with Low Input and Output Ripple (LT3952)
- I2C Programmable Multichannel Voltage Supervisors with EEPROM
- 18V Buck-Boost Converter with Intelligent PowerPath Control Delivers >2A at 95% Efficiency from Dual Inputs
- What's New with LTspice IV?
- Can't Find the Right Synchronous Boost LED Driver? Use a Synchronous Buck Converter Instead: Boost Mode Topology Drives 25V, 3A LEDs from 12V
- How to Design an Isolated, High Frequency, Push-Pull DC/DC Converter
- Temperature-to-Bits: One IC for All Sensor Types, 0.1°C Conformity
- SPICE Differentiation
- 1.4GHz Low Jitter PLL with Clock Distribution Solves Difficult Clocking Problems: Multi-Clock Synchronization and Data Converter Clocking
- 1.5A Monolithic Buck-Boost DC/DC Converter with Up to 95% Efficiency Features 2.5V–15V Input and Output Voltage Ranges
- Hundreds of Watts, 60V In or Out: Synchronous 4-Switch Buck-Boost Converter is Easy to Parallel to Minimize Temperature Rise
- What's New with LTspice IV?
- Analysis of Hot Swap Circuits with Foldback Current Limit
- Rugged IO-Link Solutions
- High Step-Down Ratio Controller Combines Digital Power System Management with Sub-Milliohm DCR Sensing and Accurate PolyPhase Load Sharing
- What's New with LTspice IV?
- Increasing Output Voltage and Current Range Using Series-Connected Isolated µModule Converters
- 12V/100A Hot Swap Design for Server Farms
- Compensate for Wire Drop to a Remote Load
- Fractional-N PLL with Integrated 6GHz+ VCO Delivers Fractional-N Benefits without Complexity or Performance Downsides
- High Performance Portable DC Bench Power Supply: Save Money and Free Up Bench Real Estate by Building Your Own
- 80V Buck-Boost Lead-Acid and Lithium Battery Charging Controller Actively Finds True Maximum Power Point in Solar Power Applications
- What's New with LTspice IV?
- Wireless Precision Temperature Sensor Powers Itself, Forms Own Network, Enabling Easy Deployment in Industrial Environments
- Dual Phase Buck Controller Drives High Density 1.2V/60A Supply with Sub-Milliohm DCR Sensing
- DC Accurate Driver for 20-Bit SAR ADC Achieves 2ppm Linearity
- Complete Single IC Power Management Battery Maintenance/Backup System for 48V Supplies
- Active Clamp Synchronous Controllers for Forward Converters with 6.5V to 100V+ Inputs
- RS485/RS422 Transceivers Operate from 3V to 5.5V Supplies and Withstand ±60V Faults
- High Voltage Surge Stoppers Ease MIL-STD-1275D Compliance by Replacing Bulky Passive Components
- What's New with LTspice IV?
- Boost-then‑Buck LED Drivers Enable Wide PWM Dimming Range with Wide-Ranging Input Voltages (LT3797)
- Low Cost isoSPI Coupling Circuitry for High Voltage High Capacity Battery Systems
- Ideal Diode Combines 200V Busses
- New Linear Regulators Solve Old Problems
- 2.7V to 38V VIN Range, Low Noise, 250mA Buck-Boost Charge Pump Converter
- µModule Regulator Combines a Switcher with Five 1.1A LDOs: Use Them for Multiple Low Noise Rails, or Parallel Them to Spread Heat and Share Current to 5A
- Precision Fully Differential Op Amp Drives High Resolution ADCs at Low Power
- LED Controller with Dual Current Regulation Loops Detects Faulty LEDs, Provides 100:1 Analog Dimming
- High Efficiency PolyPhase Power Supply Delivers 30A per Phase with Ultralow Inductor DCR Sensing and Fast Transient Response
- Silent Switcher Meets CISPR Class 5 Radiated Emissions While Maintaining High Conversion Efficiency
- What's New with LTspice IV?
- Complete 20V, 20A High Performance µModule DC/DC Regulator in 15mm × 15mm × 4.32mm Package
- Increase Current Capability and Simplify Thermal Design of Flyback Converters with Secondary-Side Synchronous Rectifier Driver in a 5-Pin SOT-23
- High Speed ADC Sampling Transients
- RF/IF Amplifiers with OIP3 of 47dBm/50dBm at 240MHz Ease Implementation, Guarantee Performance
- LED Driver with Integrated Spread Spectrum Reduces EMI without Adding Flicker (LT3795)
- 15V Buck-Boost Converters with Ultralow 1.3µA Quiescent Current are Tailored to Micropower Applications and the Internet of Things
- Inverting DC/DC Controller Converts a Positive Input to a Negative Output with a Single Inductor
- What's New with LTspice IV? - V23N3 - October 2013
- Solar Battery Charger Maintains High Efficiency in Low Light
- Meet Green Standards in 24VAC and 12VAC Lighting Systems: Replace Halogen Bulbs with LEDs Driven by High Power Factor, High Efficiency Converter
- Minimize Standby Current in Automotive DDR Supplies
- Prioritize Power Sources in Any Order, Regardless of Relative Voltage: No µP Required
- 3mm × 3mm QFN IC Directly Monitors 0V to 80V Supplies: Features I2C Interface, Peak Value Tracking and Runs from Any Supply
- High Efficiency Switching Power Conversion Combined with Low Noise Linear Regulation in µModule Package
- µModule Regulator Powers and Protects Low Voltage µProcessors, ASICs and FPGAs from Intermediate Bus Voltage Surges
- Reference Clock Distribution for a 325MHz IF Sampling System with over 30MHz Bandwidth, 64dB SNR and 80dB SFDR
- Near Noiseless ADC Drivers for Imaging
- Low Power, DC Accurate Drivers for 18-Bit ADCs
- Active Cell Balancer Extends Run Time and Lifetime of Large Series-Connected Battery Stacks
- High Power Controller Drives High Power LEDs, Regulates Solar Cells, and Charges Batteries, Steps Down 60V Inputs
- 40µA IQ, P-Channel Step-Down Controller Operates from 60V to 3.5V VIN and Maintains High Efficiency at Light Loads
- Dual, Fast, Step-Down Controller's External Reference Input Enables Dynamic Voltage Scaling from 0.4V to 5.5V and 0.3% Total Combined Regulation Accuracy
- 4A Li-Ion Battery Charger Accepts Inputs to 32V
- Compact Quad Step-Down Regulator with 100% Duty Cycle Operation Withstands 180V Surges
- µModule Regulator Charges Supercapacitor Backup Supply, Supporting LDO Outputs When the Input Supply Fails
- High Accuracy (±1°C) Temperature Sensors Improve System Performance and Reliability
- 2.7V to 40V Monolithic Buck-Boost DC/DC Expands Input Capabilities, Regulates Seamlessly through Automotive Cold-Crank and Load-Dump Transients
- Monolithic Operational Amplifier Works from ±4.75V to ±70V and Features Rail-to-Rail Output Swing and Low Input Bias Current
- Bus Buffers Simplify Design of Large, Noisy I2C Systems
- Ideal Diode and Hot Swap Controller Enables Supply Redundancy and Isolates Faults
- 20V, 2.5A Synchronous Monolithic Buck with Current and Temperature Monitoring
- Sub-Milliohm DCR Current Sensing with Accurate Multiphase Current Sharing for High Current Power Supplies
- High Performance Single Phase DC/DC Controller with Digital Power Management
- Real Power Density: 26A µModule Regulator Keeps Cool in Tight Spaces
- Multiple Power Sources No Problem for 1A, Low Noise Buck-Boost Converter with 1.8V–5.5V Input Voltage Range
- Surge Stopper with Ideal Diode Protects Input and Output
- DC/DC Controller Combines Digital Power System Management with Analog Control Loop for ±0.5% VOUT Accuracy
- 60V, 4-Switch Synchronous Buck-Boost Controller Regulates Voltage from Wide Ranging Inputs and Charges Batteries at 98.5% Efficiency at 100W+
- 100V Micropower No-Opto Isolated Flyback Converter in 5-Lead TSOT-23
- 100V Surge Stopper Protects Components from 300V Transients
- Accurate PWM LED Dimming without External Signal Generators, Clocks or µControllers
- Eliminate Opto-Isolators and Isolated Power Supply from Power over Ethernet Power Sourcing Equipment
- Combined Voltage and Current Control Loops Simplify LED Drivers, High Capacity Battery/Supercap Chargers & MPPT* Solar Applications
- Pushbutton On/Off Controller Includes Optional Automatic Turn-On When Handheld Device is Plugged In
- I2C-Controlled Li-Ion Power Management IC with Integrated Power Devices Charges High Capacity Batteries from Any 5V Source While Keeping Cool
- 15V, 2.5A Monolithic Buck-Boost DC/DC Converter with 95% Efficiency and Low Noise Operation
- Novel Current-Sharing IC Balances Two Supplies with Ease
- 24V, 15A Step-Down Regulator in Sub-1mm Height Package Pushes Monolithic Performance Limits
- Step-Down Converter Delivers 25A at 12V Output from Inputs Up to 60V
- 1.5A Rail-to-Rail Output Synchronous Step-Down Regulator Adjusts with a Single Resistor
- High Voltage, High Current Battery Charger Works with All Converter Topologies, Any Battery Configuration
- Dual Output Monolithic Supply with Integrated 3A Power Switches and Operation to 2.5MHz in a 7mm × 4mm DFN
- 2MHz Dual DC/DC Controller Halves Settling Time of Load Release Transients, Features 0.67% Differential VOUT Accuracy and Is Primed for High Step-Down Ratios
- Current Mode Switching Supply with Ultralow Inductor DCR Sensing for High Efficiency and High Reliability
- Digital Power Management Reduces Energy Costs While Improving System Performance
- What's New with LTspice IV?
- Dual Monolithic Ideal Diode Extends Battery Run Time and Prioritizes Power Sources with Glitch-Free Switchover
- Single-IC Supercapacitor-Based Power Supply Backup Solution
- μModule Converters Take the Hassle Out of Designing Isolated Power Supplies
- Dual Output DC/DC Controller Combines Digital Power System Management with Analog Control Loop for ±0.5% VOUT Accuracy
- Integer-N Synthesizer with Integrated VCO Yields Top Notch PLL Performance in a 4mm x 5mm Package
- Supercapacitor Charger and Ideal Diode for Power Supply Ride-Through Systems
- Ultralow-EMI, 96W, Step-Down uModule Regulator— EN55022 Class B Certified in a 15mm x 15mm Footprint
- UMTS Base Station Receiver Fits in Half-Inch Square
- What's New with LTspice IV?
- System Monitor with Instrumentation-Grade Accuracy Used to Measure Relative Humidity
- Negative Voltage Diode-OR Controller Tolerates Inputs to 300V and Beyond
- Fast, Accurate Step-Down DC/DC Controller Converts 24V Directly to 1.8V at 2MHz
- 2-Channel and 4-Channel Pin-Selectable I2C Multiplexer Features High Noise Margin, Capacitance Buffering, Level Translation and Stuck Bus Recovery
- Low IQ, High Efficiency Dual Output Controllers for Wide Ranging Input and Output Voltages
- High Efficiency Power Supply for Intel IMVP-6/IMVP-6+/IMVP-6.5 CPUs
- 3A Linear Regulator Can Be Easily Paralleled to Spread Power and Heat
- 8-Output Regulator Powers Applications Processors
- 3-Phase Synchronous Step-Down DC/DC Controller with Stage Shedding, Active Voltage Positioning and Nonlinear Control for High Efficiency and Fast Transient Response
- What's New with LTspice IV?
- 15A uModule Regulator Solves Thermal Problems by Converting 12V to 1V with High Efficiency
- Solve Isolated Control Problems by Up-Shifting Control Frequency with TimerBlox PWM Generator
- LTPoE++ Extends PoE to 90W with Reliable and Easy-to-Use Standard
- Two Wide Input Range Monolithic Switching Regulators Make it Easy to Fit Boost, Flyback, SEPIC and Inverting Topologies into Tight Spaces
- Multiprotocol Transceivers Combine RS485 and RS232 in a Single Device to Simplify and Shrink Applications that Use Both Standards
- Step-Down DC/DC Controller in 2mm × 3mm DFN Includes FET Drivers, DCR Sensing and Accepts Inputs to 38V
- No Blocking Diode Needed to Protect Sensitive Circuits from Overvoltage and Reverse Supply Connections
- Power Supply Works with FET Drivers, DrMOS and Power Blocks for Flexible Placement Near Microprocessors
- The Harsh Reality of Wide-Ranging 4V–36V Automotive Batteries Is No Problem for Triple Output Regulator in 4mm × 5mm QFN
- Ultralow Power 16-Bit High Speed Signal Chain Solution for Portable Sampling Systems
- Two Monolithic DC/DC Converters Take 3.6V–15V Inputs Down to 0.6V at High Frequency, Shrinking Battery-Powered Applications in Everything from Handhelds to Automobiles
- Simple Circuit Monitors Health of –48V Telecom Lead-Acid Battery Backup Systems
- Easy, ±5V Split-Voltage Power Supply for Analog Circuits Draws Only 720nA at No Load
- Harvest Energy from a Single Photovoltaic Cell
- Protect Mobile Devices from Hot Plug Transients (to 85V) and from Users Who Use the Wrong Power Adapter
- Monolithic, Dual 3A Input/Output Buck with 3V-36V Operating Range Simplifies and Shrinks DC/DC Converts in Automotive, Industrial and Distributed Power Applications
- 3A Output, 96% Efficient Buck-Boost DC/DC Converter Sets the Standard for Power Density and Noise Performance
- Low IQ, Triple Output Boost/Buck/Buck Synchronous Controller Keeps Electronics Running Through Battery Transients in Automotive Start-Stop and Always-On Systems
- Low IQ, Triple Output Boost/Buck Synchronous Controller Keeps Electronics Running Through Battery Transients in Automotive Start-Stop and Always-On Systems
- TimerBlox: Function-Specific ICs Quickly and Reliably Solve Timing Problems
- Battery Charger's Unique Input Regulation Loop Simplifies Solar Panel Maximum Power Point Tracking
- Two High Power Monolithic Switching Regulators Include Integrated 6A, 42V or 3.3A, 42V Power Switches
- I2C System Monitor Combines Temperature, Voltage and Current Measurements for Single-IC System Monitoring
- Isolated Data Transmission and Power Conversion Integrated Into a Surface Mount Package
- Isolated Power Supplies Made Easy
- Nanopower Buck Converter Runs on 720nA, Easily Fits into Energy Harvesting and Other Low Power Applications
- Ultralow Voltage Energy Harvester Uses Thermoelectric Generator for Battery-Free Wireless Sensors
- POL uModule DC/DC Converter Operates from Inputs Down to 1.5V, Delivering Up to 15A Output, Without an Auxiliary Bias Supply
- 4- and 6-Supply Monitors Feature ±1.5% Accuracy and Watchdog Timers for Rails Down to 1.2V
- Accurate Constant-Current, Constant-Voltage 20A Power Supply Ensures Safe Charging of Supercaps and Li-Ion Batteries
- 4mm × 7mm IC Produces Seven Regulated Outputs and a Dual-String LED Driver
- Battery-Free Power Backup System Uses Supercapacitors to Prevent Data Loss in RAID Systems
- True Grid Independence: Robust Energy Harvesting System for Wireless Sensors Uses Piezoelectric Energy Harvesting Power Supply and Li-Poly Batteries with Shunt Charger
- Passive Mixers Increase Gain and Decrease Noise When Compared to Active Mixers in Downconverter Applications
- Virtual Remote Sensing Improves Load Regulation by Compensating for Wiring Drops Without Remote Sense Lines
- Unique Analog Multiplier Continuously Monitors Instantaneous Power and Simplifies Design of Power Control Loops
- 2-Phase Synchronous Step-Down DC/DC Controller with Programmable Stage Shedding Mode and Active Voltage Positioning for High Efficiency and Fast Transient Response
- Choose a Regulator with an Accurate Input Current Limit to Safely Extract Maximum Power from USB
- Fast Time Division Duplex (TDD) Transmission Using an Upconverting Mixer with a High Side Switch
- Fast Time Division Duplex (TDD) Transmission Using an Upconverting Mixer with a High Side Switch
- Ultrafast, Low Noise, Low Dropout Linear Regulators Running in Parallel Produce Clean, Efficient, High Current Point-of-Load Power for FPGA and Server Backplanes
- Tiny Digital Predistortion Receiver Integrates RF, Filter and ADC
- Dual Output High Efficiency Converter Produces 3.3V and 8.5V Outputs from a 9V to 60V Rail
- April 2010 - 140W Monolithic Switching Regulator Simplifies Constant-Current/Constant-Voltage Regulation
- April 2010 - Energy Harvester Produces Power from Local Environment, Eliminating Batteries in Wireless Sensors
- April 2010 - Dual Output Step-Down Regulator Features Pin Selectable Outputs, DCR Sensing, Reverse Current Protection and a 5mm × 5mm QFN
- April 2010 - Tiny, Accurate Battery Gas Gauges with Easy-to-Use I2C Interface and Optional Integrated Precision Sense Resistors
- April 2010 - 2MHz Dual Buck Regulator Operates Outside of AM Radio Band When Delivering 3.3V and 1.8V from 16V Input
- April 2010 - 6mm × 6mm DC/DC Controller for High Current DCR Sensing Applications
- April 2010 - Maximize Cycle Life of Rechargeable Battery Packs with Multicell Monitor IC
- April 2010 - Dual 500mA µPower LDO Features Independent 1.8V–20V Inputs and Easy Sequencing in a 4mm × 3mm DFN
- December 2009 - 1.2A Buck Converters Draw Only 2.8µA When Regulating Zero Load, Accept 38VIN or 55VIN
- December 2009 - 775 Nanovolt Noise Measurement for a Low Noise Voltage Reference
- December 2009 - Monolithic Synchronous Step-Down Regulator Sources 3A or Sinks 1.5A in TSSOP or 3mm × 4mm QFN
- December 2009 - Designing a Solar Cell Battery Charger
- December 2009 - High Current/High Speed LED Driver Revolutionizes PWM Dimming
- December 2009 - Produce High DC/DC Step-Down Ratios in Tight Spaces with 30ns Minimum On-Time Controller in 3mm × 3mm QFN
- December 2009 - New Generation of 14-Bit 150Msps ADCs Dissipates a Third the Power of the Previous Generation without Sacrificing AC Performance
- December 2009 - Robust, Quiet, Stable Power Supply for Active Antenna Systems with Built-In Protection and Diagnostic Capabilities
- December 2009 - Battery Conditioner Extends the Life of Li-Ion Batteries
- December 2009 - EMI Certified Step-Down Converter in 15mm × 9mm uModule Package Produces 1A, 0.8VOUT –10VOUT from 3.6VIN – 36VIN
- December 2009 - Using a Differential I/O Amplifier in Single-Ended Applications
- December 2009 - Dual Output uModule DC/DC Regulator Produces High Efficiency 4A Outputs from a 4.5V to 26.5V Input
- December 2009 - All-in-One Power for Portables: Single IC Replaces Battery Charger, Pushbutton Controller, LED Driver and Five Voltage Regulator ICs
- December 2009 - Maximize the Performance of 16-Bit, 105Msps ADC with Careful IF Signal Chain Design
- September 2009 - Power Management IC Digitally Monitors and Controls Eight Supplies
- September 2009 - PD Controller ICs with Integrated Flyback or Forward Controllers Meet Demands of 25.5W PoE+
- September 2009 - Surge Stopper IC Simplifies Design of Intrinsic Safety Barrier for Electronics Destined for Hazardous Environments
- September 2009 - Consider New Precision Amplifiers for Updated Industrial Equipment Designs
- September 2009 - Analog VGA Simplifies Design and Outperforms Competing Gain Control Methods
- September 2009 - Accurate Silicon Oscillator Reduces Overall System Power Consumption
- September 2009 - Easy Multivoltage Layout with Complete Dual and Triple Output Point-of-Load uModule Regulators in 15mm × 15mm Packages
- September 2009 - Programmable Baseband Filter for Software-Defined UHF RFID Readers
- September 2009 - uModule LED Driver Integrates All Circuitry, Including the Inductor, in a Surface Mount Package
- September 2009 - Low Power Boost Regulator with Dual Half-Bridge in 3mm × 2mm DFN Drives MEMS and Piezo Actuators
- September 2009 - Synchronous Boost Converter with Fault Handling Generates 5V at 500mA in 1cm2 of Board Space
- September 2009 - Robust DC/DC Step-Down Converter in 3mm × 3mm DFN Resists 60V Input Surges
- September 2009 - 4W LED Driver Includes Power Switch, Compensation Components and Schottky in 16-Pin MSOP
- September 2009 - 3mm × 3mm, 16-Bit ADC Brings Accurate, Precise High Side Current Sensing to Tight Spaces
- September 2009 - Dual 8A DC/DC uModule Regulator Is Easily Paralleled for 16A
- September 2009 - Self-Contained 3A uModule Buck Regulator Produces 0.8V–24V Output from 3.6V–36V Input
- June 2009 - Two New Controllers for Boost, Flyback, SEPIC and Inverting DC/DC Converters Accept Inputs up to 100V
- June 2009 - Charge Li-Ion Batteries Directly from High Voltage Automotive and Industrial Supplies Using Standalone Charger in a 3mm × 3mm DFN
- June 2009 - Power Management IC Combines USB On-The-Go and USB Charging in Compact Easy-to-Use Solution
- June 2009 - Power Management IC with Pushbutton Control Generates Six Voltage Rails from USB or 2 AA Cells Via Low Loss PowerPath Topology
- June 2009 - Improve Hot Swap Performance and Save Design Time with Hot Swap Controller that Integrates 2A MOSFET and Sense Resistor
- June 2009 - Compact No RSENSE Controllers Feature Fast Transient Response and Regulate to Low VOUT from Wide Ranging VIN
- June 2009 - Space-Saving, Dual Output DC/DC Converter Yields Plus/Minus Voltage Outputs with (Optional) I2C Programming
- June 2009 - Triple Output LED Driver Works with Inputs to 60V and Delivers 3000:1 PWM Dimming
- June 2009 - Bidirectional Power Manager Provides Efficient Charging and Automatic USB On-The-Go with a Single Inductor
- June 2009 - Supercapacitor Charger with Adjustable Output Voltage and Adjustable Charging Current Limit
- June 2009 - Ultralow Power Boost Converters Require Only 8.5µA of Standby Quiescent Current
- June 2009 - 15VIN, 4MHz Monolithic Synchronous Buck Regulator Delivers 5A in 4mm × 4mm QFN
- March 2009 - Battery Stack Monitor Extends Life of Li-Ion Batteries in Hybrid Electric Vehicles
- March 2009 - DC/DC Converter, Capacitor Charger Takes Inputs from 4.75V to 400V
- March 2009 - How to Choose a Voltage Reference
- March 2009 - 1.2A Monolithic Buck Regulator Shrinks Supply Size and Cost with Programmable Output Current Limit
- March 2009 - Boost Converters for Keep-Alive Circuits Draw Only 8.5μA of Quiescent Current
- March 2009 - Industrial/Automotive Step-Down Regulator Accepts 3.6V to 36V and Includes Power-On Reset and Watchdog Timer in 3mm × 3mm QFN
- March 2009 - Complete APD Bias Solution in 60mm2 with On-the-Fly Adjustable Current Limit and Adjustable Vapd
- March 2009 - Don't Want to Hear It? Avoid the Audio Band with PWM LED Dimming at Frequencies Above 20kHz
- March 2009 - Eliminate EMI Worries with 2A, 15mm × 9mm × 2.82mm uModule Step-Down Regulator
- March 2009 - Diode Turn-On Time Induced Failures in Switching Regulators
- March 2009 - uModule Regulator Fits a (Nearly) Complete Buck-Boost Solution in 15mm × 15mm × 2.8mm for 4.5V–36V VIN to 0.8V–34V VOUT
- Jan 2009 - 2-Phase, Non-Synchronous Boost Controller Simplifies Design of High Voltage, High Current Supplies
- Jan 2009 - Reliable Precision Voltage Reference with 5ppm/°C Drift is Factory Trimmed and Tested at –40°C, 25°C and 125°C
- Jan 2009 - Ultralow Noise 15mm ×15mm × 2.8mm uModule Step-Down Regulators Meet the Class B of CISPR 22 and Yield High Efficiency at up to 36VIN
- Jan 2009 -Dual Hot Swap Controller Brings Digital Monitoring to AdvancedTCA, µTCA and AMC Applications
- January 2009 - ±32V Triple-Output Supply for LCDs, CCDs and LEDs Includes Fault Protection in a 3mm × 3mm QFN
- Jan 2009 -PD Interface for PoE+ Includes 25.5W Classification and Protection Features in a Low Profile 4mm × 3mm DFN
- January 2009 - Primary-Side Sensing Takes Complexity out of Isolated Flyback Converter Design
- Jan 2009 - Easy Automotive Power Supplies: Compact Regulator Produces Dual Outputs as Low as 0.8V from 3.6V–36V and is Unfazed by 60V Transients
- Jan 2009 - High Power 2-Phase Synchronous Boost Replaces Hot Diodes with Cool FETs—No Heat Sinks Required
- January 2009 - 100V Controller in 3mm × 3mm QFN or MSE Drives High Power LED Strings from Just About Any Input
- September 2008 - Replace Batteries in Power Ride-Through Applications with Robust Supercaps and 3mm × 3mm Capacitor Charger
- September 2008 - New Family of Integrated Power Controllers Combine Fast Battery Charging, PowerPath Control and Efficient DC/DC Converters in Less Than 20mm2
- September 2008 - Serial Interface for High Speed Data Converters Simplifies Layout over Traditional Parallel Devices
- September 2008 - Synchronous Buck Controller in 3mm × 3mm QFN Fits Automotive and Industrial Applications with 4V–38V Input Capability
- September 2008 - Feature-Packed Charger Handles All Battery Chemistries and Produces 3A/50W for Fast Charging from a 4mm × 4mm QFN
- September 2008 - Dual Hot Swap Controller in 3mm × 2mm DFN is Perfect for Backplane or Card Resident 1V–6V Applications
- September 2008 - 0V to 18V Ideal Diode Controller Saves Watts and Space over Schottky
- September 2008 - Low Voltage, High Current Step-Down uModule Regulators Put a (Nearly) Complete Power Supply in a 15mm × 9mm × 2.8mm Package
- September 2008 - 5-Output High Current Power Supply for TFT-LCDs in a Low Profile QFN Features Space-Saving 2MHz Switching Regulators
- September 2008 - 32VIN Synchronous Buck Regulators with Integrated FETs Deliver up to 12A from Sub-1mm Height Packages
- September 2008 - Complete Power Solution for Digital Cameras and Other Complex Compact Portable Applications
- June 2008 - Speed Up Li-ion Battery Charging and Reduce Heat with a Switching PowerPath Manager
- June 2008 - Hot Swap Controller Enables Standard Power Supplies to Share Load
- June 2008 - Understanding IP2 and IP3 Issues in Direct Conversion Receivers for WCDMA Wide Area Basestations
- June 2008 - Complete Dual-Channel Receiver Combines 14-Bit, 125Msps ADCs, Fixed-Gain Amplifiers and Antialias Filters in a Single 11.25mm × 15mm uModule Package
- June 2008 - Battery Manager Enables Integrated, Efficient, Scalable and Testable Backup Power Systems
- June 2008 - 500nA Supply Supervisors Extend Battery Life in Portable Electronics
- June 2008 - Quad Output Regulator Meets Varied Demands of Multiple Power Supplies
- June 2008 - Buck, Boost and LDO Regulators Combined in a 4mm × 4mm QFN
- June 2008 - Multi-Rail DC/DC Converter in a 3mm × 3mm QFN Takes Inputs as Low as 0.7V
- June 2008 - Dual ADC Driver with Tightly Matched Gain and Phase Raises Quadrature Demodulation Performance
- June 2008 - No PWM Signal Needed for Accurate Dim/Bright Control of Automotive Brake Lights and Other Signal LEDs
- June 2008 - White LED Driver with Output Disconnect and 1-Wire Current Programming
- June 2008 - Ideal Diode Betters a Schottky by a Factor of Four in Power and Space Consumption
- June 2008 - 6mm × 6mm DC/DC Controller Regulates Three Outputs; or Combine Two Outputs for Twice the Current
- June 2008 - Compact Power Solution Overcomes Peak Power Limitations in PCMCIABased Pulsed-Load GSM and GPRS Applications
- Mar 2008 - Complete IF Receiver Has 16-Bit, 130Msps ADC, Fixed-Gain Amplifier and Antialias Filter in 11.25mm × 11.25mm uModule Package
- Mar 2008 - Voltage and Current Monitoring from 7V to 80V in 3mm × 3mm DFN-10
- Mar 2008 - Increase I2C or SMBus Data Rate and Reduce Power Consumption with Low Power Bus Accelerator
- Mar 2008 - 6-Input Supervisors Offer Accurate Monitoring and 125°C Operation
- March 2008 - High Power, Single Inductor, Surface Mount Buck-Boost uModule Regulators Handle 36VIN, 10A Loads
- Mar 2008 - 1.5% Accurate Single-Supply Supervisors Simplify Part Selection and Operate to 125°C
- Mar 2008 - Versatile Current Sense Amplifiers Offer Rail-to-Rail Input, 150°C Operating Temperature
- Mar 2008 - Compact Hot Swap Solution Simplifies Advanced Mezzanine Card Design
- Mar 2008 - Tiny, Fast and Efficient Comparator Regenerates Clock Signals up to 3MHz
- Mar 2008 - 9V to 80V Ideal Diode Reduces Heat Dissipation by Order of Magnitude over Schottky
- Mar 2008 - CMOS Op Amp Outperforms Bipolar Amps in Precision Applications
- Jan 2008 - Easy High Density Power: 48A Surface Mount DC/DC Power Supply Uses Four Parallel 12A uModule Regulators
- Jan 2008 - Internal 2A, 42V Switch, Adjustable 2.5MHz Operating Frequency and 3mm × 3mm Package Allow Boost Regulator to Fit Numerous Applications
- Jan 2008 - 36V, 3.5A DC/DC Buck Regulators for Automotive, Industrial and Wall Adapter Applications Offer High Efficiency in a Small Package
- Jan 2008 - Monolithic 2A Buck Regulator Plus Linear Regulator Simplifies Wide Input Voltage Applications
- Jan 2008 - Efficient 48V Buck Mode LED Driver Delivers 50mA
- Jan 2008 - Synchronous Boost Converters Provide High Voltage without the Heat
- Jan 2008 - Wide Input Voltage Range, Dual Step-Down Controller Reduces Power Supply Size and Cost
- January 2008 - Surge Stopper Protects Sensitive Electronics from High Voltage Transients
- Jan 2008 - USB Compatible Li-Ion Battery Charger and Dual Buck Regulators in a Single 3mm × 3mm QFN
- Jan 2008 - Entire RGB LED Driver Fits in Miniscule 3mm × 2mm Package
- Jan 2008 - USB Power Manager with High Voltage 2A Bat-Track Buck Regulator
- Jan 2008 - Complete 3-Rail Power Supply in a 4mm × 4mm QFN Package
- Jan 2008 - I2C Quad Buck Regulator Packs Performance, Functionality, Versatility and Adaptability in a 3mm × 3mm QFN
- Jan 2008 - uModule Regulators Shrink Power Supply Size and Design Effort
- Jan 2008 - Small, High Efficiency Solution Drives Two Piezo Motors
- Oct 2007 - Low Dropout Regulator Can Be Directly Paralleled to Spread The Heat
- Oct 2007 - 16-Channel LED Driver Drives up to 160 White LEDs with 5000:1 PWM Dimming
- Oct 2007 - 2-Phase Synchronous Buck Controller Delivers Maximum Features in Minimum Footprint
- October 2007 - Measure Microamps to Amps or Reduce Power Dissipation by 99%, You Decide!
- Oct 2007 - Pushbutton On/Off Controller Provides uProcessor Reset Monitor and Input Supply Monitoring
- Oct 2007 -LED Driver Yields 3000:1 True Color PWM Dimming with Any Buck, Boost or Buck-Boost Topology from a Wide 3V–40V Input Range
- Oct 2007 - White LED Driver and OLED Driver with Integrated Schottkys and Output Disconnect in 3mm x 2mm DFN
- Oct 2007 - Light Up 12 LEDs from a Single-Cell Li-Ion Battery via Highly Integrated 3mm x 2mm Dual-LED-String Driver
- Oct 2007 - Low Offset 2-Wire Bus Buffer Provides Capacitance Buffering, Stuck Bus Recovery, and Tolerates High VOL
- Oct 2007 - Compact and Versatile Monolithic Synchronous Buck Regulators Deliver 1.25A in Tiny TSOT23, DFN and MS10 Packages
- Oct 2007 - Single-IC Converter Operates Buck and Boost to Provide an Output that is Within the Input Voltage Range
- Oct 2007 - Single-Wire Camera LED Charge Pump Allows Multiple Output Current Levels With Single-Resistor Programmability
- Oct 2007 - Compact Controller is a Basic Building Block for Wide Array of DC/DC Conversion Solutions
- Jun 2007 - SiGe Differential Amplifier Drives High Speed ADCs at Hundreds of MHz
- Jun 2007 - 12-,10-, and 8-Bit DACs with Integrated 10ppm/°C Reference in 2mm x 2.1mm SC70
- Jun 2007 - 3µA Quiescent Current LDO Improves Efficiency for Low Power Circuits in Industrial, Automotive and Battery-Powered Systems
- Jun 2007 - Triple Output LED Driver Delivers 3000:1 Dimming Ratio in Buck, Boost or Buck-Boost Mode
- Jun 2007 - 4.5A Monolithic LED Drivers with 3000:1 Dimming are Ideal for a Wide Range of High Power LED Applications
- Jun 2007 - SAR ADCs Feature Speed, Low Power, Small Package Size and True Simultaneous Sampling
- Jun 2007 - A Cool Circuit: 48V Ideal Diode-OR Reduces Heat Dissipation
- Jun 2007 - Highly Integrated USB Power Manager with Li-Ion Charger and Three Step-Down Switching Regulators in 4mm x 4mm QFN
- Jun 2007 - Smart Battery Charger for Battery Backup
- Jun 2007 - Tiny Comparator Fits Anywhere You Need Micropower Control Functions
- Jun 2007 - 3-in-1 Device Replaces Battery Charger, Overvoltage Protection and PowerPath Manager for USB/Battery Powered Devices
- Jun 2007 - Universal 12-Output LED Driver Controls 4-RGB LEDs
- Jun 2007 - 12A Monolithic Synchronous Buck Regulator Accepts Inputs up to 24V
- Jun 2007 - 0.25in 2 x 1.8mm Dual Output Converter for Li-Ion to 3.3V and 1.8V
- Jun 2007 - Sub-µA RMS Current Measurement for Quartz Crystals
- Mar 2007 - Easy Drive Delta-Sigma ADCs Deliver Powerful Features and Reduce Design Effort
- Mar 2007 - Current Mode Flyback DC/DC Controller Provides Tremendous Design Flexibility
- Mar 2007 - Isolated Forward Controllers Offer Buck Simplicity and Performance
- Mar 2007 - Rugged 3.3V RS485/RS422 Transceivers with Integrated Switchable Termination
- Mar 2007 - Tiny High Efficiency 2A Buck Regulator Directly Accepts Automotive, Industrial and Other Wide Ranging Inputs
- Mar 2007 - 36V Dual 1.4A Monolithic Step-Down Converter has Start-Up Tracking and Sequencing
- Sep 2006 Sequencer-Supervisor Simplifies Design of Multi-Supply Systems
- Sep 2006 Reduce the Size and Cost of High Current, High-Power-Density Systems with Tracking Dual, 2-Phase Constant Frequency Step-Down Regulator
- Sep 2006 Compact Solution for Hot Swap and Supply Monitoring in CompactPCI and PCI Express Systems
- Sep 2006 CCD Bias Supply Integrates "Output Disconnect," Schottkys and Feedback Resistors
- Sep 2006 Single Device Combines Pushbutton On/Off Control, Ideal Diode PowerPath and Accurate System Monitoring
- Sep 2006 Integrated High Voltage Switching Charger/PowerPath Controller Minimizes Power Dissipation and Fits into 2cm2
- Sep 2006 Miniscule Step-Up Controller Yields Wide Input and Output Ranges
- Sep 2006 High Voltage Step-Down Controller Delivers High Power with Minimum Number of Components
- Sep 2006 94% Efficient, Low Noise, Step-Up DC/DC Converter in 2mm x 2mm DFN Package Offers Unrivaled Performance and Solution Size
- Sep 2006 Simple, High Efficiency, Multi-Output, Isolated Flyback Supply with Excellent Regulation
- Sep 2006 Monolithic Buck Regulator Operates Down to 1.6V Input
- Sep 2006 J-FET-Based DC/DC Converter Starts and Runs from 300mV Supply
- Using Transformers in LTspice
- Jun 2006 Reduce Charge Time for High Capacity Li-Ion Batteries with 2A Continuous Charging
- Jun 2006 650MHz Selectable-Gain Amplifier/Differential ADC Driver Has Small Form but Many Functions
- June 2006 Dual Step-Up Converter Drives White LEDs with 1000:1 PWM Dimming
- June 2006 Hot Swap Controller Monitors and Reports Power Supply Status
- June 2006 Efficient Buck-Boost Converter Ideal for Power Saving Modes and Wide Input Voltage Ranges
- June 2006 Dual/Triple Power Supply Monitor for Undervoltage and Overvoltage on Positive and Negative Supplies
- June 2006 High Speed Low Power RS485 Transceivers with Integrated Switchable Termination
- June 2006 A Complete 500mA Linear Charger and 300mA Synchronous Buck Converter in a Tiny 3mm x 3mm DFN Package
- June 2006 Triple Amps Handle High-Res Workstation Video from Single Supplies
- June 2006 500mA Output Current Low Noise Dual Mode Charge Pump
- June 2006 Tiny Buck-Boost Converter for Low Current Applications
- June 2006 High Efficiency, Low Input Voltage, Synchronous Buck Controller Drives up to 15A Load Current
- June 2006 Step-Up/Step-Down Charge Pump DC/DC Converter Provides up to 150mA in a Tiny 2mm x 2mm DFN Package
- June 2006 New Dual Input USB/AC Linear Li-Ion Battery Chargers
- Mar 2006 Take the Easy Road to Digitally Managed Power
- Mar 2006 Cascadable, 7A Point-of-Load Monolithic Buck Converter
- Mar 2006 I2C Bus Buffer Resolves Stuck Buses, Eliminates Heavy Load Limitations and Provides Level Translation
- Mar 2006 Negative Voltage Hot Swap Controller with 10-Bit ADC and I2C Monitoring
- Mar 2006 High Efficiency Nickel Charger Operating to 34V is Easily Configured to Deliver a Safe Fast Charge
- Mar 2006 Tiny Controller Makes It Easy to Charge Large Capacitors
- Mar 2006 MOSFETs Make Sense for Tracking and Sequencing Power Supplies
- Mar 2006 High Voltage Boost/LED Controller Provides 3000:1 PWM Dimming Ratio
- Mar 2006 3A Monolithic Buck Regulator in 4mm x 4mm QFN
- Mar 2006 3A Converter Drives LEDs with 500:1 Dimming
- Mar 2006 40nVP-P Noise, 0.05V/C Drift, Chopped FET Amplifier
- Mar2006 SC70 LED Driver Drives Six White LEDs from a Single Li-Ion Battery
- Mar 2006 A Simple Digitally Tunable Active RC Filter
- Mar 2006 Save Board Space with a High Efficiency Dual Synchronous, 400mA/800mA, 2.25MHz Step-Down DC/DC Regulator
- Dec 2005 A Better Way to Push Your Buttons
- Dec 2005 Fast CMOS Op Amp Challenges Bipolar Amps on All Key Specs
- Dec 2005 Photoflash Capacitor Chargers Keep Up with Shrinking Cameras
- Dec 2005 Fully Differential Amplifier with Rail-to-Rail Outputs Offers 16-Bit Performance at 1MHz on a Single 2.5V Supply
- Dec 2005 Negative High Voltage Hot Swap Controllers Incorporate an Accurate Supply Monitor and Power Module Sequencing
- Dec 2005 Simplify High-Resolution Video Designs with Fixed-Gain Triple Multiplexers
- Dec 2005 High Efficiency, Monolithic Synchronous Buck-Boost LED Driver Drives up to 1A Continuous Current
- Dec 2005 Constant Current from 3A DC/DC Converter with 2 Rail-to-Rail Current Sense Amplifiers
- Dec 2005 4-Channel I2C Multiplexer Provides Address Expansion, Bus Buffering and Fault Management
- Dec 2005 Lithium Ion Battery Charger Allows Choice of Termination Method and Includes 100mA Adjustable Low Dropout Regulator
- Dec 2005 Low Ripple Micropower SOT-23 Buck Regulator with Integrated Boost and Catch Diodes Accepts Inputs to 40V
- Dec 2005 Taking Full Advantage of Very Low Dropout Linear Regulators
- Dec 2005 Op Amp Selection Guide for Optimum Noise Performance
- Dec 2005 Multi-Output Supply Drives White LEDs, Provides LCD or OLED Bias in a 3mm x 3mm DFN Package
- Dec 2005 Single Cell Step-Up DC/DC Converter Features 400mA Switch Current in an SC70 Package
- Dec 2005 Tiny DC/DC Buck Controller Provides High Efficiency and Low Ripple
- Sep 2005 Breakthrough Buck-Boost Controller Provides up to 10A from a Wide 4V-36V Input Range
- Sep 2005 Dual, 1.4A and 800mA, Buck Regulator for Space-Sensitive Applications
- Sep 2005 Power Precision Dual Op Amp Combines the Advantages of Bipolar and CMOS Amplifiers
- Sep 2005 High Voltage Micropower Regulators Thrive in Harsh Environments
- Sep 2005 Complete 2-Cell-AA/USB Power Manager in a 4mm × 4mm QFN
- Sep 2005 Micropower Precision Oscillator Draws Only 60μA at 1MHz
- Sep 2005 New Standalone Linear Li-Ion Battery Chargers
- Sep 2005 Monolithic Buck Regulator Operates Down to 1.6V Input; Simplifies Design of 2-Cell NiCd/NiMH Supplies
- Sep 2005 Supply Tracking and Sequencing at Point-of-Load: Easy Design without the Drawbacks of MOSFETs
- Sep 2005 Versatile Controller Simplifies High Voltage DC/DC Converter Designs
- Sep 2005 Multichannel, 3V and 5V, 16-Bit ADCs Combine High Performance, Speed, Low Power and Small Size
- Sep 2005 Linear Charger for Nickel Cadmium or Nickel Metal Hydride Batteries Minimizes Parts Count
- Sep 2005 Digitally Programmable Output Monolithic Buck Regulator with Built-In DAC and I2C Interface
- Sep 2005 Connect High Impedance Sensors Directly to an Easy Drive Delta Sigma ADC
- Sep 2005 Dual Switching Converter Provides Two Outputs of Any Polarity
- Sep 2005 Micropower SOT-23 Inverting DC/DC Converter Extends Battery Life in Space-Sensitive Applications
- Sep 2005 OLED Driver with Output Disconnect and Automatic Burst Mode Improves Standby Mode Efficiency
- May 2005 - Finally, High Voltage Current Sensing Made Easy
- May 2005 - Versatile Buck-Boost Converter Offers High Efficiency in a Wide Variety of Applications
- May 2005 - Low EMI, Output Tracking, High Efficiency, and Too Many Other Features to List in a 3mm x 4mm Synchronous Buck Controller
- May 2005 - Tiny RS232 Transceivers Run Directly from Alkaline, NiMH or NiCd Batteries
- May 2005 - Low Voltage Hot Swap Controller with Inrush Current Control
- May 2005 - Monolithic Synchronous Step-Down Regulator Drives 8A Loads with Few External Components
- May 2005 - Simple Converter Drives Luxeon White LEDs from Batteries
- May 2005 - Small DFN Electronic Circuit Breaker Eliminates Sense Resistor
- May 2005 - 900mA Li-Ion Charger in 2mm × 2mm DFN is Thermally Regulated for Faster Charge Time
- May 2005 - 600mA Switching Converter Reduces Noise by Automatically Shifting to a Linear Regulator at Light Loads
- May 2005 - Single Converter Provides Positive and Negative Supplies
- May 2005 LDO Linear Regulators Rival Switchers for Efficiency
- March 2005 - Smart Batteries: Not Just for Notebooks Anymore
- March 2005 - Dual Monolithic Ideal Diodes Provide a Single-Chip Power Management Solution
- March 2005 - Simplify PoE Implementation with Complete PD Interface and Integrated Switching Regulator
- March 2005 - High Accuracy Clock up to 170MHz in a SOT-23
- March 2005 - Simple, Precise Instrumentation Amplifier Features Digitally Programmable Gains from 1 to 4096
- March 2005 - Flexible Power Supply Sequencing and Monitoring
- March 2005 - High Voltage Step-Down Synchronous Controller Offers Single-Supply Operation, Current Mode Control, and 100µA Burst Mode Operation
- March 2005 - Buck-Boost Converter Minimizes Output Voltage Transients from Very Low to High Output Current
- March 2005 - 2-Phase Controller for High Current, High Step-Down Ratio Applications
- March 2005 - 2A, 40V, SOT-23 Boost Converter Provides High Power in Small Spaces
- March 2005 - Efficient and Reliable Drive for Synchronous MOSFET Rectifiers
- March 2005 - Low-Distortion Sine Wave Oscillator with Precise RMS Amplitude Stability
- November 2004 - Versatile Op Amps Need No Resistors
- November 2004 - 30V, Dual Output Regulator Controller is Efficient, Rich in Features, and Saves Space
- November 2004 - Dual Switcher with Spread Spectrum Reduces EMI
- November 2004 - Superfast Fixed-Gain Triple Amplifiers Simplify Hi-Res Video Designs
- November 2004 - Power Supply Tracking for Linear Regulators
- November 2004 - Tiny, Resistor-Programmable, µPower 0.4V to 18V Voltage Reference
- November 2004 - Hot Swap for High Availability Systems
- November 2004 - 1.2MHz, 2A, Monolithic Boost Regulator Delivers High Power in Small Spaces
- November 2004 - 3-Phase Buck Controller for Intel VRM9/VRM10 with Active Voltage Positioning
- November 2004 - Redundant 2-Wire Bus for High Reliability Systems
- November 2004 - -48V Backplane Impedance Analyzer Takes the Guesswork Out of Sizing Clippers and Snubbers
- November 2004 - Compact Power Supply Drives TFT-LCD and LED Backlight
- November 2004 - Tiny, Low Noise Boost and Inverter Solutions
- August 2004 - Video Instrumentation Amplifier Easily Extracts Clean Video Signals from Noisy Environments
- August 2004 - 1.1A Boost Provides Soft-Start Capability in Tiny ThinSOT Package
- August 2004 - Versatile 80V Hot Swap Controllers Drive Large MOSFETs; Improve Accuracy and Foldback Current Limiting
- August 2004 - Synchronous Switching Regulator Controller Allows Inputs up to 100V
- August 2004 - 2-Phase Dual Synchronous DC/DC Controller with Tracking Provides High Efficiency in a Compact Footprint
- August 2004 - Replace -48V ORing Diodes with FETs to Reduce Heat and Save Space
- August 2004 - Accurate and Simple AC Measurement to 500kHz
- May 2004 Single Device Tracks and Monitors Five Supplies
- May 2004 Zero-Drift Op Amps Improve Performance and Save Power
- May 2004 USB Power Controller/Charger Reduces Both Design Time and Battery Charge Time
- May 2004 An Accurate Battery Gas Gauge
- May 2004 Tiny Device Drives 20 White LEDs from a Single Cell Li-Ion Battery
- May 2004 Fully Differential Gain-Block Family Simplifies Interface Designs
- May 2004 Triple Output LCD Power Supply Delivers 95% Efficiency from a Tiny 3mm x 3mm Package
- May 2004 A Low Loss Replacement for an ORing Diode
- May 2004 Flexible, High Speed Amplifiers Fit Many Roles
- May 2004 Dual Regulators Offer Flexibility with Independent Shutdown Control and Adjustable Start-Up Timing
- May 2004 4A, 4MHz Monolithic Synchronous Regulator with Tracking offers a Compact Solution for Power Supply Sequencing
- May 2004 Synchronous Boost Converter with Output Disconnect Delivers 4W from Two Cells
- May 2004 Boost Converter Drives 1A White LEDs
- May 2004 Smart Card Interfaces Made Easy
- May 2004 LCD Power Supply Provides ±15V Plus LED Driver
- Dec 2003 Low Voltage Wizardry Provides the Ultimate Power-On Reset Circuit
- Dec 2003 Digital Programmable Oscillator Is Smaller, Sturdier and More Versatile than Crystal Oscillators
- Dec 2003 Photoflash Capacitor Chargers Fit into Tight Spots
- Dec 2003 Hot Swap Controller Enforces Tracking in Split Supply Systems
- Dec 2003 Save Board Space with a High Efficiency Dual Synchronous, 600mA, 1.5MHz Step-Down DC/DC Regulator
- Dec 2003 White LED Driver Minimizes Space, Maximizes Efficiency and Flexibility
- Dec 2003 High Input Voltage Monolithic Switcher Steps Up and Down Using Single Inductor
- Dec 2003 Buck DC/DC Controller Achieves High Efficiency over Four Decades of Load Current
- Dec 2003 Single IC Monitors Redundant -48V Supplies and Fuses without Precision External Components
- Dec 2003 Video Signal Distribution Using Low Supply-Voltage Amplifiers
- Dec 2003 Voltage Margining Made Easy
- Dec 2003 Hot Swap Controller with Power-Up Timeout Function Simplifies Hot Swapping Boards with Multiple Power Supplies
- Sep 2003 Multiphase Power Conversion for Portable and Point-of-Load Boost Applications
- Sep 2003 CompactPCI Hot Swap Controller with I2C Interface, Bus Precharge and On-Chip LOCAL_PCI_RESET# Logic
- Sep 2003 Low Noise, Micropower Precision Op Amp Swings Outputs from Rail to Rail
- Sep 2003 Addressable Bus Buffer Provides Capacitance Buffering, Live Insertion and Nested Addressing in 2-WireBus Systems
- Sep 2003 Versatile Hot Swap Controller with Open Circuit Detect, Foldback Current Limiting and Much More
- Sep 2003 Micropower SOT-23 Boost with Integrated Schottky Diode Provides Output Disconnect and Short Circuit Protection
- Sep 2003 Amplifier with Integrated Filter Offers the Best High Speed, Low Noise Interface for Differential DACs and ADCs
- Sep 2003 Low Voltage Amplifiers Give Choice of Accuracy or Speed
- Sep 2003 Feature-Rich Battery Charger that Manages Both Battery Charging and Bus Voltage Regulation
- Sep 2003 Synchronous, Phase Modulated, Full Bridge Converter Targets Isolated High Power Applications
- Sep 2003 Monolithic Buck-Boost Converter Provides 1A at 3.3V without Schottky Diodes
- Sep 2003 Inductorless, Efficient Step-Down DC/DC Converter Provides Dual Low Noise Outputs in Space-Constrained Designs
- Sep 2003 Using Current Sensing Resistors with Hot Swap Controllers and Current Mode Voltage Regulators
- Sep 2003 Complete USB Solution Provides PowerPath Control and Input Current Limiting while Charging a Li-Ion Battery
- Dec 2002 Ideal Diode Controller Eliminates Energy Wasting Diodes in Power OR-ing Applications
- Dec 2002 High Performance 400MHz Quadrature IF Demodulator Runs from 1.8V Supply
- Dec 2002 New Power for Ethernet Powered Devices (Part 2 of a 3-Part Series)
- Dec 2002 2500V/µs Slew Rate Op Amps Process Large Signals with Low Distortion at High Frequencies
- Dec 2002 SOT-23 Digitally Controlled Amplifier Puts Programmable Gain Anywhere
- Dec 2002 Programmable Quad Supervisors Offer Unparalleled Flexibility for Multi-Voltage Monitoring Applications
- Dec 2002 Tiny 1.25MHz Monolithic Boost Regulator Has 1.5A Switch and Wide Input Voltage Range
- Dec 2002 Secondary Side Synchronous Post Regulator Provides Precision Regulation and High Efficiency for Multiple Output Isolated Power S
- Dec 2002 A 14-Bit ADC that is Both Fast and Low Noise
- Dec 2002 Replace Two ICs with a Combination High Efficiency Buck Controller Plus Low Noise LDO
- Dec 2002 A Simple Solution to Low Noise, Isolated Power Conversion
- Aug 2002 Power Op Amp Protects Load Circuitry with Precise Current Limiting
- Feb 2002 60V/3A Step-Down DC/DC Converter Maintains High Efficiency over a Wide Range of Input Voltages
- Aug 2002 New Power for Ethernet - The LTC4255 Delivers (Part 1 of a 3-Part Series)
- Aug 2002 High Speed Low Noise Op Amp Family Challenges Power and Distortion Assumptions with Rail-to-Rail Inputs and Output
- Aug 2002 Simplify Telecom Power Supply Monitoring with the LTC1921 Integrated Dual -48V Supply and Fuse Monitor
- Aug 2002 VRM8.5 Design with the LTC3720 Achieves Small Size and Fast Transient Response
- Aug 2002 High Performance Op Amps Deliver Precision Waveform Synthesis
- Aug 2002 Lower the Output Voltage Ripple of Positive-to-Negative DC/DC Converters with Optimum Capacitor Hook-Up
- Aug 2002 Use a Single Input to Acquire Two Similar Signals Simultaneously and Other AC Techniques for the LTC1864
- Aug 2002 2.5A, 4MHz Monolithic Synchronous Regulator Offers a High Efficiency, Compact Solution by Reducing External Component Count and
- Aug 2002 White LED Driver in Tiny SC70 Package Achieves 84% Efficiency
- Aug 2002 Boost DC/DC Converter Synchronizes to any Frequency
- Aug 2002 Monolithic Synchronous Step-Down Regulators Pack 600mA Current Rating in a ThinSOT Package
- Aug 2002 Inductorless, Low Noise Step-Down DC/DC Converter Saves Space and Provides Efficient 1.5V Output
- Aug 2002 - Low Voltage, High Current DC/DC Power Supply with Load Sharing and Redundancy
- May 2002 LTC1733: Thermal Regulation Maximizes Lithium-Ion Battery Charging Rate Without Risk of Overheating
- May 2002 LT3420 Charges Photoflash Capacitors Quickly and Efficiently While Using Minimal Board Space
- May 2002 Small 1.25A Step-Down Regulator Switches at 4MHz for Space-Sensitive Applications
- May 2002 Dual DC/DC Controller Brings 2-Phase Benefits to Low Input Voltage Applications
- May 2002 ThinSOT RF Power Controllers Save Critical Board Space and Power in Portable RF Products
- May 2002 Versatile LTC3830 and LTC3832 Deliver High Efficiency for Step-Down, Step-Up and Inverting Power Conversions
- May 2002 How to Use the LTC6900 Low Power SOT-23 Oscillator as a VCO
- May 2002 Save Space and Expense by Extracting Two Lowpass Filters Out of a Single LTC1563
- May 2002 Tiny and Efficient Boost Converter Generates 5V at 3A from 3.3V Bus
- May 2002 Small, Portable Altimeter Operates from a Single Cell
- May 2002 Simple Isolated Telecom Flyback Circuit Provides Regulation Without Optocoupler
- May 2002 Space Saving Dual Output ±5V High Current Power Supply Requires Only One 1.25MHz Switcher and One Magnetic Component
- May 2002 Efficient DC/DC Converter Provides Two 15A Outputs from a 3.3V Backplane
- May 2002 Design Low Noise Differential Circuits Using the LT1567 Dual Amplifier Building Block
- Feb 2001 New 5-Lead SOT-23 Oscillator is Small, Very Stable and Easy to Use
- Feb 2001 Current-Limited DC/DC Converter Simplifies USB Power Supplies
- Feb 2001 2.3MHz Monolithic, Continuous Time, Differential Lowpass Filter Provides Solutions for Wide Band CDMA Applications
- Feb 2001 Very Low Cost Li-Ion Battery Charger Requires Little Area and Few Components
- Feb 2001 Synchronous Buck Controller Extends Battery Life and Fits in a Small Footprint
- Feb 2001 New No Rsense Controllers Deliver Very Low Output Voltages
- Feb 2001 New UltraFast Comparators: Rail-to-Rail Inputs and 2.4V Operation Allow Use on Low Supplies
- Feb 2001 High Efficiency Synchronous PWM Controller Boosts 1V to 3.3V or 5V
- Feb 2001 Rail-to-Rail 14-Bit Dual DAC in a Space Saving 16-Pin SSOP Package
- Feb 2001 Charge Pump Powers White LEDs
- Feb 2001 48V Hot Swap Circuit Blocks Reverse Battery Voltage
- Feb 2001 Reduce EMI with Ultralow Noise 48V to 5V, 10W DC/DC Converter
- Nov 2000 3MHz Synchronous Boost Regulators Save Critical Board Space in Portable Applications
- Nov 2000 SOT-23 10MHz Rail-to-Rail Op Amp Saves Board Space and Power
- Nov 2000 Low Distortion Rail-to-Rail Amplifiers Drive ADCs and Cables
- Nov 2000 Phase-Shift Full-Bridge Controller Enables Efficient, Isolated Power Conversion for High Power Applications
- Nov 2000 Zero-Drift Operational Amplifier Family in Small-Footprint Packages Features 3µV Maximum DC Offset and30nV/°C Maximum Drift
- Nov 2000 Low Dropout Linear Li-Ion Charge Controllers Prevent Overcharging, Save Board Space
- Nov 2000 A New, Fully Differential, No Latency Delta-Sigma ADC Family
- Nov 2000 Dual 60uA 10-Bit Serial DAC in MS-8 Saves Power and Space
- Nov 2000 1.25MHz, 1.5A, MS8 Monolithic Step-Down Converter Keeps Switching Noise above the Signal Spectrum
- Nov 2000 Triple, High Output Current Supply Requires only 3.3V Input and Minimal Input Capacitance
- Nov 2000 1.4MHz Switching Regulator Draws Only 10µA Supply Current
- Nov 2000 Infinite Sample-and-Hold Outperforms Many Legacy Sample-and-Hold Amplifiers
- May 2000 Monolithic Synchronous Step-Down Regulators Pack >500mA Output Current in an MS8 Package
- May 2000 New Rail-to-Rail Output Op Amps Bring Precision Performance to Low Voltage Systems
- May 2000 DC Accurate, Rail-to-Rail Active RC Lowpass Filter Replaces Discrete Designs
- May 2000 SOT-23 Switching Regulator with Integrated 1 Amp Switch Delivers High Current Outputs
- May 2000 Dual Operational Amplifier Combines 16-Bit Precision with High Speed
- May 2000 New Instrumentation Amplifier: Single-Resistor Gain Set and Precision Front End Make Accuracy Easy
- May 2000 SOT-23 SMBus Fan Speed Controller Extends Battery Life and Reduces Noise
- May 2000 LTC1709 Low Cost, High Efficiency 42A Converters with VID Control Reduce Input and Output Capacitors
- May 2000 ADSL Line Driver Design Guide, Part 2
- May 2000 Measure Resistances Easily, without Reference Resistor or Current Source
- Feb 2000 1- and 2-Channel, No Latency Delta Sigma , 24-Bit ADCs Easily Digitize a Variety of Sensors
- Feb 2000 Tiny SOT-23 Step-Down Regulator Switches at 1MHz for Space-Critical Applications
- Feb 2000 10µA Quiescent Current Step-Down Regulator Extends Standby Time in Handheld Electronics
- Feb 2000 Beware: Worst-Case Specifications Can Be a Reality
- Feb 2000 400MHz Current Feedback Amps Offer High Slew Rate without the Gain Bandwidth Product Limitations of Voltage Feedback Amps
- Feb 2000 Tiny 12-Bit ADC Delivers 2.2Msps Through 3-Wire Serial Interface
- Feb 2000 LTC1645/LTC1735 Circuit Solves PCI Power Problem
- Feb 2000 Active Voltage Positioning Saves Output Capacitors in Portable Computer Applications
- Feb 2000 ADSL Line Driver/Receiver Design Guide, Part 1
- Feb 2000 New Continuous-Time Lowpass Filters Feature Differential I/O, Linear Phase and Wide Dynamic Range
- Feb 2000 LTC1546 Multiprotocol Chip Simplifies NET1-, NET2- and TBR2-Compliant NET1-, NET2- and TBR2-Compliant
- Feb 2000 LTC2050, Zero-Drift Operational Amplifier in SOT-23 Package Minimizes Board Area without Compromising Specs
- Nov 1999 SOT-23 Micropower, Rail-to-Rail Op Amps Operate with Inputs above the Positive Supply
- Nov 1999 3ppm/°C Micropower Reference Draws Only 50µA and Operates on 2.8V
- Nov 1999 Smart Battery Charger Is Programmed via the SMBus
- Nov 1999 LTC1755 Smart Card Interface Provides Inductorless Boost and Signal-Level Translators
- Nov 1999 LT1306: Synchronous Boost DC/DC Converter Disconnects Output in Shutdown
- Nov 1999 Versatile Dual Hot Swap Controller/Power Sequencer Allows Live Backplane Insertion
- Nov 1999 LTC1642: a Hot Swap Controller with Foldback Current Limiting and Overvoltage Protection
- Nov 1999 Cost and Space Efficient Backlighting for Small LCD Panels
- Nov 1999 High Efficiency PolyPhase Converter Combines Power from Multiple Inputs
- Nov 1999 Isolated RS485 Transceiver Breaks Ground Loops
- Nov 1999 Using the LT1719 Comparator for Low Dispersion Sine Wave to Square Wave Conversion
- Nov 1999 Sharp Gain Roll-Offs Using the LTC1562 Quad Operational Filter IC (Part 3)
- Sep 1999 Four New Amplifiers Serve Many Applications
- September 1999 - JFET Op Amps Equal Low Noise Bipolars and Have Picoamp Current Noise
- Sep 1999 LT1813: 100MHz, 750V/µs Amplifier Draws Only 3mA
- Sep 1999 Micropower, Precision Current Sense Amplifier Operates from 2.5V to 60V
- Sep 1999 Triple 300MHz Current Feedback Amplifiers Drive RGB/Component Video and LCD Displays
- Sep 1999 LTC1702/LTC1703 Switching Regulator Controllers Set a New Standard for Transient Response
- Sep 1999 An 8-Channel, High-Accuracy, No Latency Delta Sigma 24-Bit ADC
- Sep 1999 Micropower 5-Lead SOT-23 Switching Regulators Extend Battery Life in Space-Sensitive Applications
- Sep 1999 Versatile Ring Tone Generator Finds Uses in Motor Drivers and Amplifiers
- Sep 1999 35 Watt Isolated DC/DC Converter Replaces Modules at Half the Cost
- Sep 1999 Comparator Circuit Provides Automatic Shutdown of the LT1795 High Speed ADSL Power Amplifier
- Sep 1999 SMBus Controlled CCFL Power Supply
- Sep 1999 Triple Output TFT-LCD Bias Supply Uses All Ceramic Capacitors
- Sep 1999 Low Noise Boost VCO Power Supply for Portable Applications
- Jun 1999 A Clean 12-Bit, 10Msps ADC
- Jun 1999 Micropower LDO Has the Lowest Noise and Quiescent Current in SOT-23
- Jun 1999 The LT1576: 200kHz, 1.5A Monolithic Buck Converter
- Jun 1999 The LT1684 Solves the Global Ringing Problem
- Jun 1999 LT1785 and LT1791: 60V, Fault-Tolerant RS485/RS422 Transceivers
- Jun 1999 A Third Generation Dual, Opposing-Phase Switching Regulator Controller
- Jun 1999 LTC1569-X, 10th Order, Linear-Phase Lowpass Filter Family is Tunable with a Single External Resistor
- Jun 1999 Ultralow Power 14-Bit Serial ADC Samples at 400ksps
- Jun 1999 Single-Inductor, Positive-Output Buck/Boost Converter Uses No Rsense Controller
- Jun 1999 Designing the LT1167 Instrumentation Amplifier into a Single 5V Supply Application
- Jun 1999 Low Voltage PowerPath Driver Switches from a 3.3V or 5V Supply to Battery Backup
- Jun 1999 20A Constant Current Source/Battery Charger is 95% Efficient
- Jun 1999 LTC2400 Differential Bridge Digitizers
- Jun 1999 4.5µA Li-Ion Battery Protection Circuit
- Feb 1999 Third-Generation DC/DC Controllers Reduce Size and Cost
- Feb 1999 New Universal Continuous-Time Filter with Extended Frequency Range
- Feb 1999 SOT-23 Switching Regulators Deliver Low Noise Outputs in a Small Footprint
- Feb 1999 Versatile New Switching Regulator Fits in SO-8
- Feb 1999 16-Bit Parallel DAC Has 1LSB Linearity, Ultralow Glitch and Accurate 4-Quadrant Resistors
- Feb 1999 Fast Rate Li-Ion Battery Charger
- Feb 1999 No Rsense Controller Delivers 12V and 100W at 97% Efficiency
- Feb 1999 Generating Low Cost, Low Noise, Dual-Voltage Supplies
- Feb 1999 Switched Capacitor Voltage Regulator Provides Current Gain
- Feb 1999 High Current Step-Down Conversion from Low Input Voltages
- Feb 1999 How to Design High Order Filters with Stopband Notches Using the LTC1562 Operational Filter (Part 2)
- Feb 1999 The LTC1658 and LTC1655: Smallest Rail-to-Rail 14-Bit and 16-Bit DACs
- Nov 1998 World
- Nov 1998 Wide Input Range, High Efficiency Step-Down Switching Regulators
- Nov 1998 A 4.5ns, 4mA, Single-Supply, Dual Comparator Optimized for 3V/5V Operation
- Nov 1998 250MHz RGB Video Multiplexer in Space-Saving Package Drives Cables, Switches Pixels at 100MHz
- Nov 1998 LT1468: An Operational Amplifier for Fast, 16-Bit Systems
- Nov 1998 LTC1622: Low Input Voltage, Current Mode PWM Buck Converter
- Nov 1998 LTC1531 Isolated Comparator
- Nov 1998 PolyPhase Switching Regulators Offer High Efficiency in Low Voltage, High Current Applications
- Nov 1998 Level Shift Allows CFA Video Amplifier to Swing to Ground on a Single Supply
- Nov 1998 Net1 and Net2 Serial Interface Chip Set Supports Test Mode
- Aug 1998 The LTC1625 Current Mode DC/DC Controller Eliminates the Sense Resistor
- Aug 1998 LTC1627 Monolithic Synchronous Step-Down Regulator Maximizes Single or Dual Li-Ion Battery Life
- Aug 1998 Clock-Tunable, High Accuracy, Quad 2nd Order, Analog Filter Building Blocks
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- Aug 1998 48 Volt Hot Swap Controller for Negative Voltages
- Aug 1998 Hot Swapping the PCI Bus Using the LTC1643
- Aug 1998 Eliminate Pipeline Headaches with New 12-Bit 3Msps SAR ADC
- Aug 1998 Component and Measurement Advances Ensure 16-Bit DAC Settling Time (Part One)
- Aug 1998 New 16-Bit Bipolar Output DAC in Narrow SO-16 Package
- Aug 1998 Low Noise 33V Varactor Bias Supply
- Aug 1998 Low Noise LT1614 DC/DC Converter Delivers 5V at 200mA from 5V Input
- Aug 1998 4.5ns Dual-Comparator-Based Crystal Oscillator has 50% Duty Cycle and Complementary Outputs
- Aug 1998 Battery Charger IC Doubles as Current Sensor
- May 1998 LTC1406: 8-Bit, 20MHz ADC Offers 250MHz Input Bandwidth and Tiny Footprint
- May 1998 The LT1167: Precision, Low Cost, Low Power Instrumentation Amplifier Requires a Single Gain-Set Resistor
- May 1998 200µA, 1.2MHz Rail-to-Rail Op Amps Have Over-The-Top Inputs
- May 1998 LTC1710: Two 0.4 Ohm Switches with SMBus Control Fit into Tiny MSOP-8 Package
- May 1998 Low Distortion Rail-to-Rail Op Amps Have 0.003% THD with 100kHz Signal
- May 1998 High Speed SO-8 12-Bit ADCs Run on 5V or 3V
- May 1998 A 7ns, 6mA, Single-Supply Comparator Fabricated on Linear
- May 1998 High Isolation Converter Uses Off-the-Shelf Magnetics
- May 1998 Wide-Input-Range, Low Voltage Flyback Regulator
- May 1998 How to Design High Order Filters with Stopband Notches Using the LTC1562 Quad Operational Filter (Part 1)
- May 1998 LT1610 Micropower Step-Up DC/DC Converter Runs at 1.7MHz
- May 1998 An Optimized, Low Distortion, Lower Power ADSL Line Driver Using the LT1207
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- Feb 1998 Universal Continuous-Time Filter Challenges Discrete Designs
- Feb 1998 An SMBus-Controlled 10-Bit, Current Output, 50µA Full-Scale DAC
- Feb 1998 Micropower 600kHz Fixed-Frequency DC/DC Converters Step Up from a 1-Cell or 2-Cell Battery
- Feb 1998 New 333ksps, 16-Bit ADC Offers 90dB SINAD and 100dB THD
- Feb 1998 Ultralow Power 14-Bit ADC Samples at 200ksps
- Feb 1998 A 10MB/s Multiple-Protocol Chip Set Supports Net1 and Net2 Standards
- Feb 1998 High Clock-to-Center Frequency Ratio LTC1068-200 Extends Capabilities of Switched Capacitor Highpass Filter
- Feb 1998 LT1533 Ultralow Noise Switching Regulator for High Voltage or High Current Applications
- Feb 1998 A Complete Battery Backup Solution Using a Rechargeable NiCd Cell
- Feb 1998 Zero-Bias Detector Yields High Sensitivity with Nanopower Consumption
- Feb 1998 Micropower Octal 10-Bit DAC Conserves Board Space with SO-8 Footprint
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These days keeping a dog is no ordinary hobby. It needs a good amount of maintenance cost as dogs demand princely behavior. And if you treat your dog like any other family member then here is a dog-house you must buy to pamper your pooches. Called "Dog is a God," it is a designer creation by Marco Morosini and is unveiled in Italy. The offerings include six designer abodes starting from a moveable luggage design to a trailer design and are retailed per square centimeter. Archetypal of the fashion cognizant Italians, the houses are measured masterpieces and are numbered and autographed by Morosini himself.
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Treasury of Scripture Knowledge
Proverbs 12:9 (King James Version)
He that is despised, and hath a servant, is better than he that honoureth himself, and lacketh bread.
- He that is, etc
- Or, rather, as in the old translation "He that is despised, and is his own servant, is better than he that boasteth himself and wanteth bread;" with which the versions generally agree. That is, it is better to be in lowness and obscurity, and to support oneself by manual labour, than to want the necessaries of life, through a foolish vanity, or the pride of birth, which refuses to labour.
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One of the unavoidable hazards of raising children: stepping on toys. Alas, I didn't so much step as I did kneel.
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Let's look at that from another angle, shall we?
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How did the Australian VET system get here?
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Honorary Fellow Jim Davidson reflects on how the Australian Vocational Education and Training system arrived at its present state.
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A large number of managers - especially in these difficult times - feel completely overwhelmed. Their inboxes are overflowing, they constantly struggle to finish their to-do lists and they stay at work longer than they would like to, leaving little time for the things that really matter. Luckily there is a way for managers to enjoy work and build a successful and fulfilling career without stress or long hours.
In his best-selling book The 80/20 Principle, Richard Koch showed listeners how to put the 80/20 Principle - the idea that 80 per cent of results come from just 20 per cent of effort - into practice in their personal lives. Now he demonstrates the few things you need to do in the workplace to multiply the results you achieve.
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Very enjoyable, certainly requires several listens to get your head around the practical applications in the book plus time to see results in your life. listened several times so far and get more out it every time.
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Review: Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard for PS3
Who is Matt Hazard? This is a question that the majority of the gaming populace is going to inquire when they first get a glimpse at Eat Lead.
According to the front of the box this is his return to gaming, and unless you have been keeping tabs on the parody that publisher D3 has been creating with this title things could get confusing.
Eat Lead is a videogame that attempts to poke fun at the clichés of gaming while telling the story of a washed-up gaming legend that is finally getting a chance to make a comeback. What follows is a mess of poor game design, selective humor and some genuinely frustrating boss encounters.
As you can imagine you assume the role of Matt Hazard, a washed-up videogame superstar that was once the biggest name in interactive entertainment. Over the years your name becomes tarnished due to licensing it out to crappy spin-offs and of course the obligatory kart racing game.
Unfortunately for the company they have signed a lifetime contract with the fading star so he can simply sit back and enjoy his success without having to worry about anything. That is until a brand new CEO takes over the company and decides that it is time for Hazard to go. The plot revolves around Wally (the new CEO) and his mission to once and for all eliminate Hazard. Matt learns of the plot and works with his assistant QA to hack his way through the game before Wally manages to take him out.
One of the biggest reasons I initially garnered interest in Eat Lead was the promise of humor and taking jabs at the industry. In a world where games are trying so hard to be serious and chock full of tear-jerking narrative it is nice to see some genuinely funny dialogue now and then. Nothing is safe in Eat Lead either, from the traditional JRPG to the loading times found in other titles everything is an easy target.
Subtle references such as a kid-friendly shooter called Soak 'Em to the blatant copy of Wolfenstein 2D enemies and textures show that the developers really know their games. There are numerous moments in the game that will truly cause you to laugh out loud if you have a deep-rooted gaming history, Master Chef and Captain Carpenter quickly spring to mind.
Unfortunately the witty dialogue and inspired writing can only go so far to help a game that is clearly suffering from a case of identity crisis. The game feels like a rushed effort in almost every category and it doesn't display one sense of consistency in any one area.
For instance the cover system has some unique features such as being able to move from one area to another with the click of a button, but there were often times that I managed to stick to walls I was clearly not aiming for thus being gunned down because I was out in the open. This is further frustrating thanks to the inconsistent AI.
Often times enemies will take cover and try to flank you while other times they stand directly out in the open for you to pick off with well-placed headshots. Then there are the more exasperating circumstances where they bull rush directly at you with little fear of dying. This makes me question what kind of game Eat Lead was trying to be.
As a cover shooter it is highly incoherent and as a straightforward action game it fails thanks to the piss-poor aiming scheme. You begin to wonder if these mishaps are the developers clearly making fun of the genres themselves or if they really forgot to bug test the game before shipping.
This becomes more and more evident once you begin to encounter the bosses. The first time you face off against these end-level baddies it is fairly simply. Complete a series of slow-moving quicktime events and victory is yours. Then you run into the crazy Russian commander who insists on lobbing grenades at you three at a time while random enemies spawn to simply annoy your concentration.
At this point things are challenging, but fine, then you stumble upon the tentacle boss and things hit rock bottom. This is one of the most exhausting exercises in frustration I have personally experienced in gaming. Not only does the boss kill you in one hit, but it also spawns enemies to get in the way during the confrontation.
From there the game actually takes a nose dive for the worse. The last two levels are among the most painful I have played through in recent memory. Instead of leaving off after a solid array of enemies and giving you one final boss encounter the developers thought it would be clever to take the last level and throw every enemy in the game at you, in mass quantities.
This is soon followed by throwing the game designers (from the fictional game) at you with regenerating health and terrible checkpoints creating a layer of frustration that nearly had me not wanting to finish the game at all by the end.
These are the kinds of things that make it impossible for me to recommend Matt Hazard for anything other than a rental. The presentation and humor are worth the experience, but the frustration outweighs them all. Visually the game is a mess of sloppy textures and poor animation.
The music befuddles me because I never could figure out if they really only recorded two tracks and looped them to make fun of other action games or because they were lazy. Needless to say you will hate them both by game's end.
The voice work is the shining spot though as Will Arnett and Neil Patrick Harris deliver outstanding performances that are genuinely hilarious. The writing is definitely a soft spot for me and makes me recommend the game to friends, but only as a rental.
Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard is probably the most disappointing game I have played this year. It had potential to be one of the most original titles to come along in quite some time. However, the mechanics of just about everything are not the punch line and truly make the game unplayable in certain portions and outrageously frustrating in others.
Eat Lead never seems to get its feet on the ground and instead tries to rely on the quirky humor to get you to look past its glaring flaws. It works for a while and then you begin to realize that the biggest joke is that a great concept can sometimes lead you to forget just how broken a game can be.
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Jennifer Kortfelt is enjoying a second career as a knitter and weaver after spending 25 years in the library/information technology field. She is an avid reader since childhood and cannot imagine anything more wonderful than a job where she is surrounded by books. She handles accounting tasks for the bookstore.
The dilemma I have with a new Nora Roberts novel is whether to enjoy it in small bites or devour it. Once Come Sundown's heart-wrenching story got me in its grips, there was no question of taking my time. I couldn't go to sleep without knowing how it ended.
Riveting and a little spooky, this debut novel kept me on the edge of my seat. I felt like I was in the swamp with Charlie, sharing her disturbing dreams about a young boy lost, drifting in a boat. Grieving the recent loss of her 4-year-old son and turning her journalistic talents to writing about a 30-year-old missing child case, Charlie can't ignore the messages in her dreams -- they may be leading her to something real and true. I couldn't put it down and yet I didn't want it to end even as I wanted to know the answer to the mystery. This is the first book in a planned trilogy; I can't wait for the sequels!


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The Kenya Library Association (KLA), the Goethe-Institut and The Jomo Kenyatta Foundation, organizes Library of the Year Award (Maktaba Award).
The Award aims to recognize excellence in the provision of library and information services in the country. Interested libraries are requested to submit their profiles, clearly indication the unique features that make them qualify for the Award by outlining the following:
· Quality and innovation
· Future-looking approach
· Sustainability of services and programmes
· Provision of attractive and
· Relevant services effective public relations
Libraries will be assessed in the following categories:
· School libraries
· Special libraries
· Large Public libraries
· Community libraries
· Government libraries
· Academic / Research libraries.
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Fish Camp – Company 33
The Fish Camp company is located on the north west side of the community of Fish Camp. They provide primary coverage to Fish Camp and secondary coverage to communities of Wawona and Yosemite West. They have two fire engines, a patrol and water tender assigned to the company. They also have the Jaws of Life carried on the patrol.
2009 Pierce Contender type 1 engine
4 person cab, 1250 GPM Pump 750 Gallons of water
Watertender 33
2009 Pierce Contender type 1 watertender
750 GPM Pump
3000 Gallons of water
Patrol 33- 2002 Ford- Type 4 Engine


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