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25 years ago, we created our initial three PXI modules, marking a significant milestone in our journey. These products are still part of our over 200 PXI product families, with over 3,500 PXI and PXIe modules available to order today, a testament to our dedication to customer satisfaction. We will continue designing new PXI modules to address our customers’ varied needs. 

Manufacturing equipment is becoming more and more automated. That means more electronic components – and much higher-density control boards. With 3M Mini Stack Connectors you can save costs and increase efficiency. See the full 3M Mini Stack Series product line on our website.

RDS have introduced two new COM-HPC modules from leading embedded computing solutions supplier, AAEON.    The HPC-RPSC and HPC-ADSC modules are designed to deliver high performance computing for embedded applications. Supporting 12th and 13th generation Intel Core processors, the HPC-RPSC hosts more than 10 PCIe devices, a comprehensive high-speed I/O and expandable SSD-based storage. 

This downloadable guide explores the global standard in cellular connectivity, understanding cellular IoT power consumption, evaluating cellular IoT modules, and the key considerations for deploying cellular for low-power embedded systems and IoT.  If you’re considering adding cellular connectivity to your next application, this is a great resource for you! 

These AEC-Q200-compliant inductors feature 30G vibration resistance, a 1µH to 100µH inductance range, 4.3mΩ to 334mΩ DC resistance range, and an operating temperature range of -55°C to +155°C (including self-temperature rise). 

The DRV8220 is an integrated motor driver with four N-channel power FETs, charge pump regulator, and protection circuitry. The charge pump integrates all capacitors to reduce the overall solution size of the motor driver on a PCB and allows for 100% duty cycle operation.

The many virtues of flyback converters include being the lowest-cost isolated power converter, easily supplying multiple output voltages, a simple primary-side controller and power delivery of up to 300W. Flyback converters are used in many offline applications from televisions to phone chargers as well telecommunications and industrial applications. 

AM625SIP is a System In Package (SIP) derivative of the ALW packaged AM6254 device, with the addition of an integrated LPDDR4 SDRAM. This document only defines differences or exceptions to the ALW packaged AM6254 device defined in AM62x Sitara Processors Datasheet (revision B or later).

The TCA9536 is a 4-bit I/O expander for the I2C bus and is designed for 1.65-V to 5.5-V VCC operation. It provides general-purpose remote I/O expansion for most microcontroller families via the I2C interface.

This first video of a six video series gives on overview on the basic non-isolated converter topologies. It shows which converter topologies can be derived from the inverting buck-boost converter. The focus is then on the most popular 2 topologies out of this list: flyback and SEPIC. When you have viewed this video, you should know when a flyback converter is a good choice for your power supply and when the SEPIC gives you a better result.