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Historically, automotive electronics have been powered off the same 12-V lead-acid battery used to start the vehicle. Even with surges as high as 42 V, which could occur if the generator were running and the battery cable was disconnected, voltages stay in the safety extra-low voltage (SELV) range below 60 VDC.

This article focuses on the Analog Devices MAX15258, which is designed to accommodate up to two MOSFET drivers and four external MOSFETs in single-phase or dual-phase boost/ inverting-buck-boost configurations. It is possible to combine two devices for triple-phase or quad-phase operation, achieving higher output power and efficiency levels.

IBASE Technology, a global pioneer in embedded computing solutions, introduces the AGS104T, the latest addition to its IoT gateway lineup. Powered by Intel Atom x7433RE and x7211RE processors (formerly Amston Lake), the fanless gateway computer is purpose-built for demanding industrial environments with an extended operating temperature range of –40°C to 70°C, making it a perfect choice for critical IoT deployments.

Amphenol has announced it is now offering its SurLok Plus series in varying connector sizes and configurations.

Charlie Munoz, Marketing Manager for the BLDC Motor Drivers at Texas Instruments, explores how GaN is enabling new gains in household energy efficiency and cost.

Melexis reaches ASIL C safety compliance with its smart IVT (current, voltage, temperature) sensing platform.

Global battery manufacturer Alexander Battery Technologies (ABT) is to recruit and heavily invest in its UK and overseas sites as it embarks on an ambitious growth strategy to meet rising worldwide demand.

VishayIntertechnology releases a new Automotive Grade bidirectional single-line ESD protection diode in the compact DFN1006-2B package with wettable flanks.

Here, you’ll find a selection of the latest news, products, and articles from Texas Instruments focused on catalog analog.

Nexperia has unveiled an expansion of its range of power bipolar junction transistors (BJTs), introducing ten standard and ten automotive-qualified products housed in DFN2020D-3 packaging.