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Integrating absolute encoders – An overview of SPI, RS-485, and SSI protocols

December 4, 2019 By Aimee Kalnoskas

Opportunities for electrically-propelled autonomous mobility and advanced automation continue to multiply in the quest for greater industrial productivity, smarter living, and increased energy efficiency. Encoders can play a large part in these applications as motors require precisely tracked position and motion. However, with multiple encoder types and communication protocols on the market, what are the […]

Filed Under: Analog IC Tips, FAQ Tagged With: cuidevices

Newark’s line card of passive technologies expanded with NIC components

December 3, 2019 By Aimee Kalnoskas

Newark announced it is the exclusive high service distributor for passive components supplier NIC Components Corp. in North America. This partnership provides design engineers with a wide spectrum of passive technologies with pin for pin cross capabilities. The expansive range of passive technologies offered by NIC Components through Newark allows design engineers to consolidate their bill […]

Filed Under: Analog IC Tips Tagged With: newark

Analog Top Talks in November 2019 on EDABoard.com

December 2, 2019 By Aimee Kalnoskas

Peer-to-peer, engineer-to-engineer questions and answers from the EDABoard.com engineering community around analog ICs and analog design. Click the “Read more” link and follow the entire conversation and maybe add your two cents by logging in to EDAboard.com. NPN having its VBE protected against reverse voltage – The attached circuits provide an 8.3V rail which supplies […]

Filed Under: Analog IC Tips, EE Forums, Featured Tagged With: edaboardcom

Quad-channel, wideband RF transceiver handles 3G/4G/5G macrocell base stations, M-MIMO, small cell system apps

November 21, 2019 By Aimee Kalnoskas

ADI has announced a new member of our industry-leading RadioVerse family, the ADRV9026 quad-channel, wideband RF transceiver. Designed to support base station applications (including single and multistandard 3G/4G/5G macrocell base stations, massive MIMO (M-MIMO), and small cell systems) this wideband RF transceiver offers quad-channel integration with the lowest power, smallest size, common-platform solution. The highly…

Filed Under: 5G, Analog IC Tips, Applications, Telecommunications, Wireless Tagged With: analogdevicesinc

RF PIN diodes now available from California Eastern Laboratories

November 21, 2019 By Aimee Kalnoskas

California Eastern Laboratories (CEL) and LITEC Corporation announce a partnership allowing CEL to exclusively promote and sell LITEC’s RF PIN diode products in the Americas, Israel and India. CEL has a 60+ year history of marketing RF components to those territories. LITEC PIN diodes have been designed into most of the commercial radio systems in […]

Filed Under: Analog IC Tips Tagged With: californiaeasternlaboratories, cel

Frequency dividers in compact, rugged SMA connectorized packages work to 20 GHz

November 20, 2019 By Lee Teschler

A new line of frequency divider modules cover broadband frequencies from 0.1 GHz to 20 GHz. A comprehensive offering of 28 different models features fixed divide-by-ratios from 2 to 40. These compact prescalers are for use in frequency synthesizer and phase-locked-loop (PLL) circuit designs, as well as test instrumentation systems. These rugged frequency dividers are […]

Filed Under: Analog IC Tips, Test and Measurement Tips Tagged With: fairviewmicrowaveinc

Lead-free chip resistor networks designed for RoHS compatibility

November 20, 2019 By Aimee Kalnoskas

TT Electronics announced the latest series in its Green Thick-Film chip portfolio – the GBCN, a thick-film chip array that is completely free of Pb (lead) and its compounds. As environmental regulations become increasingly stringent, the new GBCN series deliver peace of mind through exemption-free RoHS compliance. These resistors meet growing industry demand for pull-up, […]

Filed Under: Analog IC Tips Tagged With: ttelectronicsinc

75-GHz BGA socket handles Xilinx BGA1596 devices

November 20, 2019 By Lee Teschler

A new BGA socket design uses high-performance elastomer capable of handling 75 GHz, low-inductance and wide temperature applications. The GT-BGA-2127 socket is designed for a 40×40-mm package size and operates at bandwidths up to 75 GHz with less than 1 dB of insertion loss. The socket is designed to dissipate 150 W using a heat […]

Filed Under: Analog IC Tips Tagged With: ironwoodelectronics

Vacuum tubes we still (have to) use: The traveling wave tube, Part 2

November 19, 2019 By Aimee Kalnoskas

We live in a world of solid-state active devices that have made most vacuum tubes obsolete, but a few types remain as they are still indispensable. The previous part of this article introduced the traveling wave tube and its basic operation, along with some attributes. This part delves into some related issues. Q: What’s the […]

Filed Under: Analog IC Tips, FAQ, Featured Tagged With: FAQ, hamamatsu

Vacuum tubes we still (have to) use: The photomultiplier tube, Part 2

November 18, 2019 By Bill Schweber Leave a Comment

We live in a world of solid-state active devices that have made most vacuum tubes obsolete, but a few types remain as they are still indispensable. Part 1 of this article explained the basics of the photomultiplier tube. This part looks into other PMT characteristics. Q: Are there solid-state functional equivalents to the PMT? A: […]

Filed Under: Analog IC Tips, FAQ, Featured Tagged With: FAQ, hamamatsu

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