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Three MEMS microphones have been introduced by TDK as part of the SmartSound family of products for mobile, IoT, and other consumer devices.

Over the last few years, there have been countless predictions of how our lives are about to be transformed by artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). All this comes at a cost, with the worldwide market forecast to grow to an eye-watering $554bn by 2024. Mark Patrick, Mouser Electronics, explains.

The latest podcast from Electronic Specifier Insights will feature ICsense, a TDK Group company and independent subsidiary that focuses on ASIC supply and custom IC design services.

TDK has announced the introduction of the 750W rated TDK-Lambda i7A series of non-isolated buck DC/DC step-down converters, packaged in the industry-standard 1/16th brick footprint. The output voltage of these 24V nominal input step-down converters can be adjusted from 3.3 to 18V with a maximum current of 45A.

Changes in DC/DC converter technology have introduced new materials, digital control and smaller form factors, explains Lars Foerster, DC/DC business development manager, EMEA, TDK-Lambda

Over the last few years, there have been countless predictions of how our lives are about to be transformed by artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). All this comes at a cost, with the worldwide market forecast to grow to an eye-watering$554 billion by 2024. By Mark Patrick, Mouser Electronics

A partnership of Mouser Electronics and Microchip Technology has created a new content platform devoted to the newest resources, products, and technical insights from Microchip.

Rising implementation of ultrasonic sensors across a plethora of industrial applications such as robot sensing, counting substances in conveyor belts, box sorting schemes, and liquid level control, among others, will outline the growth of the industry. The sensors are also gaining immense traction from AMRs (Autonomous Mobile Robots) to determine vehicle distance from the object and for detecting obstacles.

TDK has announced the introduction of 20A 300W rated models to the TDK Lambda brand i7C series of non-isolated DC/DC converters. The output voltage of these latest step-up and step-down converters is adjustable from eight to 24V, and they are optimised to operate from a wide range input voltage of nine to 36V. The converters transition from buck to boost mode operation without disruption in performance.

TDK’s EPCOSaluminium electrolytic capacitors B43706 and B43726 series with screw terminals are available at distributor Digi-Key.