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English
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Semiconductor
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Reliability Information
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e-Learning
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Microcontroller Function Terms
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ΔΣ AD Converters
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Serial Interface
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Seven serial interfaces of Toshiba MCU
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Flash ROM
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Control using MCU
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Servo Control
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Vector Engine and Vector control
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Ultrasonic Motor Control Technology: High Resolution Control by MCU
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USB interface
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Inverter control
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Discrete Semiconductor Device
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Chapter I : Basis of Semiconductors : p-type Semiconductor
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Chapter I : Basis of Semiconductors : What is a Compound Semiconductor?
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Chapter I : Basis of Semiconductors : What is a pn Junction?
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Chapter I : Basis of Semiconductors : Types of Semiconductor Devices
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Chapter I : Basis of Semiconductors : What is a Semiconductor?
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Chapter I : Basis of Semiconductors : Semiconductor Materials
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Chapter I : Basis of Semiconductors : n-type Semiconductor
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Chapter II : Diodes : Types of Diodes
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Chapter II : Diodes : Characteristics Application of Various Diodes
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Chapter II : Diodes : Schottky Barrier Diodes (SBDs)
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Chapter II : Diodes : Functions of Rectifier Diodes
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Chapter II : Diodes : Reverse Recovery Characteristic of Schottky Barrier Diodes (SBDs)
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Chapter II : Diodes : TVS diode (ESD protection diode)
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Chapter II : Diodes : Difference Depending on Metal of Schottky Barrier Diodes (SBDs)
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Chapter II : Diodes : Forward Characteristic of Rectifier Diodes (IF-VF Characteristic)
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Chapter II : Diodes : Difference between TVS Diodes and Zener Diodes (2)
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Chapter II : Diodes : Variable-capacitance Diodes (Varicap Diodes)
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Chapter II : Diodes : Difference between TVS Diodes and Zener Diodes (1)
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Chapter II : Diodes : FRDs (Fast Recovery Diodes)
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Chapter II : Diodes : Voltage Regulator Diodes (Zener Diodes)
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Chapter III : Transistors : Types of Transistors
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Chapter III : Transistors : Performance of MOSFETs: Characteristic of Capacitance
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Chapter III : Transistors : Performance of MOSFETs: Safe Operating Area(or Area of Safe Operation)
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Chapter III : Transistors : Bipolar Transistors (BJTs)
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Chapter III : Transistors : Bias Resistor Built-in Transistors (BRTs)
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Chapter III : Transistors : Junction Field-Effect Transistors (JFETs)
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Chapter III : Transistors : Application of IGBTs
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Chapter III : Transistors : Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistors (MOSFETs)
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Chapter III : Transistors : Differences between BJT and MOSFET
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Chapter III : Transistors : Structure and Operation of MOSFET
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Chapter III : Transistors : MOSFET Performance Improvement: Decision Factors of RDS(ON)
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Chapter III : Transistors : MOSFET Performance Improvement: Approach to Low RDS(ON)
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Chapter III : Transistors : MOSFET Performance Improvement: Super-Junction MOSFETs (SJ-MOS)
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Chapter III : Transistors : Summary of MOSFET Features by Structure
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Chapter III : Transistors : Performance of MOSFETs: Drain Current and Power Dissipation
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Chapter III : Transistors : Performance of MOSFETs: Avalanche Capability
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Chapter III : Transistors : Comparison of Forward Characteristics of IGBTs and MOSFETs
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Chapter III : Transistors : Insulated-Gate Bipolar Transistors (IGBTs)
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Chapter III : Transistors : Operation of Insulated-Gate Bipolar Transistors (IGBTs)
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Chapter III : Transistors : Performance Improvement of IGBTs:Evolution of Vertical Design
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Chapter III : Transistors : What are RC-IGBTs and IEGTs?
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Chapter III : Transistors : Comparison of Transistors by Structure
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Chapter III : Transistors : Datasheets of MOSFET: Maximum Ratings
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Chapter III : Transistors : Datasheets of MOSFET: Electrical Characteristics
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Chapter III : Transistors : Datasheets of MOSFET: Capacitance and Switching Characteristics
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Chapter III : Transistors : Datasheets of MOSFET: Body Diode
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Chapter IV : Local Power Supply ICs : Operation of Switching Regulators
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Chapter IV : Local Power Supply ICs : Why POL Supply ICs Are Wanted?
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Chapter IV : Local Power Supply ICs : Functions of LDO
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Chapter IV : Local Power Supply ICs : Types of Local Power Supply ICs
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Chapter IV : Local Power Supply ICs : Load Switch IC
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Chapter IV : Local Power Supply ICs : Functions of Load Switch IC
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Chapter IV : Local Power Supply ICs : Power Management IC
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Chapter IV : Local Power Supply ICs : Operation of Linear Regulators
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Chapter IV : Local Power Supply ICs : Example of Power Line Structure in a System
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Chapter V : Optical Semiconductors : Types of Optical Semiconductors
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Chapter V : Optical Semiconductors : Characteristics of Photocouplers(Current Transfer Ratio: CTR)
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Chapter V : Optical Semiconductors : Principal Characteristics of Photocouplers(Trigger LED Current)
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Chapter V : Optical Semiconductors :Aging Variation Data of Photocouplers
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Chapter V : Optical Semiconductors : How to Use a Photocoupler
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Chapter V : Optical Semiconductors : Types of Photocouplers
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Chapter V : Optical Semiconductors : Types of Photocouplers (Internal Structure)
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Chapter V : Optical Semiconductors : How to Use a Photocoupler “Output-Side Resistor”
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Chapter V : Optical Semiconductors : Types of Photocouplers (Packages)
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Chapter V : Optical Semiconductors : The wavelength range of LEDs
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Chapter V : Optical Semiconductors : Safety Standards of Photocouplers
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Chapter V : Optical Semiconductors : How to Use a Photocoupler “Input Current”
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Chapter V : Optical Semiconductors : How to Use a Photocoupler Check
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Chapter V : Optical Semiconductors : How to Use a Photocoupler “Output Current”
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Chapter V : Optical Semiconductors : What Is a Photocoupler?
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Chapter V : Optical Semiconductors : Why Are Photocouplers Necessary?
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Chapter V : Optical Semiconductors : Light-Emitting Principal of LEDs
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Basics of Microcontrollers
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Digital Value
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Digital Value: Binary and Decimal
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Digital Value: Units of Binary Data
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Digital Value: Notation Method of Data
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Digital Value: Conversion Method of the Data
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Logic Circuit
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Logic Circuit: AND Circuit
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Logic Circuit: OR Circuit
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Logic Circuit: NOT Circuit
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Logic Circuit: Exclusive OR (XOR) Circuit
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Logic Circuit: 3 State Buffer (1)
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Logic Circuit: 3 State Buffer (2)
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Logic Circuit: Application Example of Logic Circuits
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Logic Circuit: RS flip-flop Circuit
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History of Microcontrollers
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History of Microcontrollers: Large Scale Integrated Circuits and Microcontrollers
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5 Elements of Microcontrollers
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CPU (Calculation, Control)
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Memory (Storage)
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Memory Type (RAM & ROM)
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I/O (Input, Output)
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Bus Line
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Bus Line Type
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The Role of Software
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Execution of Software
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Programming Language
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Programming Language: Machine Language
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Programming Language: Assembly Language
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Programming Language: C Language
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Overall Configuration of the CPU
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Overall Configuration of the CPU: CPU Core (1)
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Overall Configuration of the CPU: CPU Core (2)
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Overall Configuration of the CPU: Program Counter
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Overall Configuration of the CPU: General-purpose Register
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Overall Configuration of the CPU: PSW (Flag)
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Overall Configuration of the CPU: Stack and Stack Pointer
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Interrupt Processing
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Interrupt Processing: Interrupt Type
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Interrupt Processing: Maskable Interrupt
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Interrupt Processing: Non Maskable Interrupt
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System Development Procedure
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System Development Procedure: Software Development
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System Development Procedure: Test that Combines the Hardware and Software
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System Development Procedure: Emulator
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Stepping Motor
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Motor Applications
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What is a Stepping Motor?
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Function in Printers
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Function in Digital Cameras
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Function in Air Conditioners
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Function in Slot Machines
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Function in Astronomical Telescopes
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Open-Loop Control
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Pros and Cons
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Classification by Output Power
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Classification by Power Supply
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Unipolar Type and Bipolar Type
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Classification by Stator
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Classification by Rotor Types
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Operation Image
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Step Operation
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Step Angle
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Magnetic Pole of the Stator
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Motor Current and Rotor Rotation
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Excitation Mode
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Excitation Mode: Full Step
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Excitation Mode: Half Step
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Excitation Mode: Micro Step
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Summary of Excitation Modes
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2-Phase 4-Pole Motor
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Two Input Types
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CLOCK Input Type
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PHASE Input Type
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Brushless Motor
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History of Brushless Motors
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Brushed DC Motors and Brushless Motors
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Classification of Brushless Motors
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What is a Brushless Motor (1)
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What is a Brushless Motor (2)
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Application Examples of Brushless Motors
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Driving Principle of a Motor (1)
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Driving Principle of a Motor (2)
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Brushed DC Motors and Brushless Motors
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Sequence of a Brushed DC Motor
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Sequence of a Brushless Motor
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Relation Between a Pole, a Phase, and a Slot
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Technical Explanation of a Brushless Motor
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What is PWM?
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What is an Inverter?
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What is a Driver?
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Position Detection by a Hall Sensor
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Position Detection by an Induced Voltage
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What is a Square-Wave Drive?
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What is a Sine-Wave Drive?
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Configuration of Square-Wave Drive
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To Start with Square-Wave Drive
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To Rotate by Square-Wave Drive
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Configuration of Sine-Wave Drive
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To Start with Sine-Wave Drive
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To Rotate by Sine-Wave Drive
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To Change Speed
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Speed Sequence
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TX03 Series Microcontrollers
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Lineup
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Features of the TX03 Series.
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Hardware Configuration
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NVIC (Nested Vectored Interrupt Controller)
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Main Core
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Register Configuration
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The Role of the Register
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PC, LR
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Stack Pointer
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PUSH/POP to the Stack Pointer
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Special Register
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Operation Mode and Stack Pointer (1)
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Operation Mode and Stack Pointer (2)
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Exceptions (Reset, Interrupt, Fault, System Call)
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The Role of NVIC
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Tail Chain Control by NVIC
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Memory Map
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Memory Map for Arm® Cortex®-M3 Specifications
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Memory Map of TMPM330: Example of TX03 Series
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Vector Table (1)
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Vector Table (2)
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Bit Band Area and Bit Band Alias Area (1)
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Bit Band Area and Bit Band Alias Area (2)
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Memory Map (Bit Band Area and Bit Band Alias Area) 1
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Memory Map (Bit Band Area and Bit Band Alias Area) 2
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Memory Map (Bit Band Area and Bit Band Alias Area) 3
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Memory Map (Bit Band Area and Bit Band Alias Area) 4
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Memory Map (Bit Band Area and Bit Band Alias Area) 5
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Memory Map (Bit Band Area and Bit Band Alias Area) 6
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Memory Map (Bit Band Area and Bit Band Alias Area) 7
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Memory Map (Bit Band Area and Bit Band Alias Area) 8
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Memory Map (Bit Band Area and Bit Band Alias Area) 9
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Memory Map (Bit Band Area and Bit Band Alias Area) 10
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Low Power Consumption Technology
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Low Power Consumption Control Block
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Low Power Consumption Mode (1)
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Low Power Consumption Mode (2)
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Peripheral Circuits by Group of TX3
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Peripheral Circuits of the M320 Group
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M320 Group Application Example
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Peripheral Circuits of the M330 Group
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M330 Group Application Example (1)
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M330 Group Application Example (2)
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Peripheral Circuits of the M340 Group
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M340 Group Application Example
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Peripheral Circuits of the M360 Group
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M360 Group Application Example
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Peripheral Circuits of the M390 Group
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M390 Group Application Example
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Peripheral Circuits of the M370 Group
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M370 Group Application Example
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Overview of Vector Engine (VE)
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Peripheral Circuits of the M380 Group
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M380 Group Application Example (1)
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M380 Group Application Example (2)
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Basics of CMOS Logic ICs
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What is a Logic IC?
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What is a Standard Logic IC?
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Types of Standard Logic ICs
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Equipment in Which CMOS Logic ICs are Used
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Reasons Why CMOS Logic ICs are Used
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Classification of CMOS Logic ICs and Overview of Each Series
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What is a CMOS Logic IC?
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Basic CMOS Logic ICs
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Basic Operations of CMOS Logic ICs
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Basic Configuration of CMOS Logic ICs
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Basic CMOS Logic ICs
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Combinational Logic: Inverters and Buffers
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Combinational Logic: Bidirectional Bus Buffers
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Combinational Logic: Schmitt-Trigger Devices
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Combinational Logic: Decoders
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Combinational Logic: Multiplexers
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Combinational Logic: Analog Multiplexer/Demultiplexers
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Combinational Logic: Analog Switches
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Sequential Logic: Latches
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Sequential Logic: Flip-Flops
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Sequential Logic: Counters
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Sequential Logic: Shift Registers
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Reading Datasheets: Absolute Maximum Ratings and Operating Ranges
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Reading Datasheets: DC Electrical Characteristics
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Reading Datasheets: Input Voltages (V(IH) and V(IL))
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Reading Datasheets: Output Currents (I(OH) and I(OL))
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Reading Datasheets: Input Current (I(IN))
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Reading Datasheets: Quiescent Supply Current (I(CC))
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Reading Datasheets: AC Electrical Characteristics
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Reading Datasheets: Propagation Delay Times (t(pLH) and t(pHL))
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Reading Datasheets: Power Dissipation Capacitance (C(PD))
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Reading Datasheets: Input-Tolerant Function
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Reading Datasheets: Output-Tolerant Function
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Reading Datasheets: Power-Down Protection
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Reading Datasheets
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Usage Considerations of CMOS Logic ICs
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Handling of Unused Input Pins
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Input Rise and Fall Time Specifications
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Multiple Outputs from a General-Purpose CMOS Logic IC Come Into Conflict (Short-Circuiting)
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Connecting a Load Capacitance to a CMOS Output Pin
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Calculating the Operating Supply Current and Power Dissipation
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Level Shifting Using an Input-Tolerant Function
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Example of Application of the Power-Down Protection Function (Partial Power-Down)
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Input-Tolerant and Output Power-Down Protection Functions Available with Each Series
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Types of Noise to be Noted
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Countermeasures for Reducing Switching Noise
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Countermeasures for Signal Reflection
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Countermeasures for Crosstalk
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Countermeasures for Hazards
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Countermeasures for Metastability
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Countermeasures for Latch-Up
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Countermeasures for ESD Protection
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Basics of eFuse ICs
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What is the semi-conductor fuse eFuse IC?
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Advantages of Semiconductor-fuse eFuse IC (1)
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Advantages of Semiconductor-fuse eFuse IC (2)
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Advantages of Semiconductor-fuse eFuse IC (3)
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Comparison of eFuse IC performance with conventional fuses
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Examples of applications where semiconductor fuses (eFuse ICs) are used
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Overcurrent protection function (OCP)
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Short circuit protection function
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Overvoltage protection function (overvoltage clamp)
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Slew rate control (Suppressing rush current)
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Basics of Op-amps
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1. What is an op-amp?
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1.1. Characteristics of op-amps (What is the ideal op-amp?)
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1.2. Internal operation of an op-amp
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2. Using an op-amp
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2.1. Feedback (positive and negative feedback)
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2.2. Open-loop and closed-loop gains (Increasing the bandwidth of an amplifier)
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2.3. Oscillation
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2.4. Basic op-amp applications
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2.5. Virtual short (virtual ground)
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3. Electrical characteristics
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3.1. Input offset voltage (V(IO))
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3.2. Common-mode input voltage range (CMV(IN)) and common-mode input signal rejection ratio (CMRR)
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3.3. Internal noise of an op-amp
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3.4. Noise gain and signal gain
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Basics of TVS Diodes (ESD protection diodes)
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1-1 Reverse breakdown voltage
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1-2 Using different types of protection diodes (ESD protection diodes and Zener diodes for overvoltage protection)
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1-3 Differences between protection diodes (ESD protection diodes and surge protection Zener diodes) and diodes for constant-voltage regulation
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1 What is a TVS diode (ESD protection diode)?
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2 Basic operations of TVS diodes (ESD protection diodes)
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2-1 Equivalent circuits and benefits
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3 Key electrical characteristics of TVS diodes (ESD protection diodes)
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3-1 Key characteristics for normal operation (in the absence of an ESD event)(1)
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3-1 Key characteristics for normal operation (in the absence of an ESD event)(2)
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3-1 Key characteristics for normal operation (in the absence of an ESD event)(3)
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3-2 Key characteristics for protection against ESD events(1)
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3-2 Key characteristics for protection against ESD events(2)
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3-2 Key characteristics for protection against ESD events(3)
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4 Selection guidelines for TVS diodes (ESD protection diodes)
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5 Layout considerations for TVS diodes (ESD protection diodes)
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6 Absolute maximum ratings of TVS diodes (ESD protection diodes)
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Supplemental information: IEC61000-4-2 and IEC 61000-4-5
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7 Electrical characteristics of TVS diodes (ESD protection diodes)
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Basics of Load Switch ICs
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1-2. Benefits of using load switch ICs
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1-1. What is a load switch IC?
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2-1. Useful functions available with load switch ICs
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2-2. Operation of overcurrent protection
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2-3. Operation of thermal shutdown
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2-4. Inrush current reducing
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2-5. Auto discharge
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2-6. Undervoltage lockout (UVLO)
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2-7. Reverse-current protection
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3-1. Glossary of terms used in the datasheets for load switch ICs
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4-1. Calculating the power dissipation of a load switch IC and heat dissipation
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Basics of Low-Dropout (LDO) Regulators
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1-1. Types of voltage regulator ICs
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1-3. What is an LDO regulator?
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1-2. Advantages and disadvantages of linear regulators and switching regulators
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1-4. Need of LDO regulators for electronic systems
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1-5. What is a linear regulator?
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1-6. Operations of linear and switching regulators
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1-7. Principle of operation of series regulators
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1-8. Circuit configuration of a series regulator
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1-9. Differences between a three-terminal voltage regulator and an LDO regulator
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2-1. Useful functions available with LDO regulators
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2-2. Overcurrent protection operation of LDO regulators
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2-3. Thermal shutdown (TSD) operation of LDO regulators
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2-4. Inrush current reduction function of LDO regulators
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2-5. Auto discharge function of LDO regulators
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2-6. Undervoltage lockout (UVLO) function of LDO regulators
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3-1. Glossary of terms used in the datasheets for LDO regulators
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4-1. Efficiency of LDO regulators
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4-2. Calculating the power dissipation and junction temperature of an LDO regulator
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5-1. Usage considerations for LDO regulators
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Basics of Schottky Barrier Diodes
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1. Conductors, semiconductors, and insulators
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1-1. Energy band diagram
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1-2. Characteristics of an intrinsic silicon semiconductor
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1-3. pn junction
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1-3-1. Forward biasing
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1-3-2. Reverse biasing
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3-1. Classification of diodes
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3-2. Comparison between SBDs and pn junction diodes
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3-3. Applications of SBDs
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3-4. Forward voltage
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3-5. Reverse recovery time
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3-6. Maximum rated reverse voltage (VR)
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3-7. Leakage current
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2. Metal-semiconductor junction
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2-1. Schottky contact (Schottky junction) Φm > Φn
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2-2. Ohmic contact (Ohmic junction) Φm < Φn
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2-3. Conductivity modulation
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Catalogs
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Warning Regarding Counterfeit Goods
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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Diodes
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Absolute Maximum Ratings
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Are there any reasons why junction-to-case (or channel-to-case) thermal resistance is not specified for small-signal devices housed in small packages?
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Are there any special considerations for temperature?
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Are there any special considerations for the temperature coefficients of a Zener diode?
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Are there any special considerations for using switching diodes?
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Definitions of the Terms in the Electrical Characteristics Table
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Do SBDs have reverse recovery characteristic (trr)?
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For what purposes are Zener diodes used?
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How can I calculate the junction-to-ambient thermal resistance, Rth(j-a), of a small-signal diode?
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How can I distinguish between the anode and cathode terminals?
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How can I use a Zener diode to create a relatively constant voltage that is not affected significantly by changes in temperature and supply voltage?
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How do diodes work?
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In what kinds of applications are fast recovery diodes (FRDs) used?
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In what kinds of circuits are Zener diodes used?
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Is it OK to connect multiple diodes with the same part number in parallel?
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Is it OK to connect multiple Zener diodes in parallel?
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Is it OK to connect multiple Zener diodes in series?
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Is it possible to use Zener diodes in the same manner as typical diodes?
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What are diodes?
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What are Schottky barrier diodes (SBDs)?
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What are the characteristics Zener voltage?
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What are the key characteristics of a varicap diode?
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What happens if trr is large?
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What is an FRD?
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What is an HED?
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What is a switching diode?
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What is a variable capacitance diode (varicap diode)?
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What is a Zener diode?
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What is the difference between rectifier diodes and general switching diodes?
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What is the forward voltage (VF) of an SBD?
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What is the impedance of a Zener diode?
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What is the operation frequency when using FRDs?
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What is trr?
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What is trr level of FRD?
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What kinds of characteristics does an SBD have?
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What types of diodes exist?
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Why is no operating temperature range specified?
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General-Purpose Linear ICs
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How does a boost converter work?
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How does a buck converter work?
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In what parts are power supply ICs used?
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What kinds of local power supply ICs exist?
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What kinds of switching-type local power supply ICs (switching regulators) exist?
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Optical Semiconductor Devices
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What is a photocoupler?
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Why is a photocoupler necessary?
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What types of photocouplers are available?
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What is the internal structure of a photocoupler?
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How many volts can be applied to the input side LED?
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Is it possible to use a photocoupler in such a way that for items such as the LED current, output current, and output voltage, the value specified for the absolute maximum rating is exceeded for a short time?
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What are the parameters specific to photocoupler and photorelay optical isolation devices, transfer ratio (CTR), trigger LED current, and threshold input current?
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How are the current transfer ratio (CTR), trigger LED current, and threshold input current measured?
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For a photocoupler and photorelay incorporating a LED device, in designing equipment, which should be considered: LED life or photodetector life?
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A photocoupler is an isolation device. What is dielectric strength, which indicates its insulation capability?
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What is the difference between a photocoupler and a photorelay?
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What are the safety standards required for photocouplers?
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What are required by safety standards applicable to photocouplers? How are they specified in products?
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How can I find safety standard authentication information about photocouplers?
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What is the current transfer ratio?
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What is the CTR classification by rank?
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Why are there two current transfer ratios: CTR and CTR (Saturation)?
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What is the difference between a dark current and OFF-state collector current?
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Why is VECO very low (0.3V) for Darlington transistors such as TLP187 and TLP387? What precautions should be taken when using such transistors?
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In designing a circuit using a transistor coupler, how should the current transfer ratio be reflected?
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How should a circuit driving the LED of a transistor coupler be selected?
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In a circuit using a transistor coupler, how should load resistance be selected?
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How many volts are minimally required for transistor couplers to operate?
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How many milliamps are minimally required for transistor couplers to operate?
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Up to what frequency can transistor couplers transmit signals?
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For a transistor coupler with the base terminal, if not using the base terminal, is it OK to keep the base terminal open and do nothing?
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For IC couplers, there is a requirement related to common-mode transient immunity. However, for transistor couplers, such a requirement does not exist. Why?
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What is the threshold input current?
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In designing a circuit using an IC coupler, how should the threshold input current be reflected?
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How should a circuit driving the LED at the input side of an IC coupler be selected?
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In a circuit using a high-speed IC coupler, how should output pull-up resistance be selected?
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For example, for 1Mbps-type IC couplers such as TLP109 and TLP759 to operate, how many volts are minimally required?
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For IC couplers, some products are defined with a threshold input current, and others are defined with a current transfer ratio. What is the difference between them?
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Is a bypass capacitor required between the VCC and GND terminals?
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How should a frequency for signals that can be transmitted by a high-speed IC coupler be estimated?
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What is the UVLO function?
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Is there any problem with waveforms with input signals rising or falling gently?
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What is the difference between the open collector output type and the totempole output type? Also, what precautions should be taken for use?
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What is the voltage range in which IC couplers can operate?
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What is common-mode transient immunity? Why is this required for IC couplers?
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How can I find the resistance values when the photorelay is OFF and when it is ON?
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Up to what level of voltage can be used at the switch section of a photorelay?
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How much input current should be passed for switch operation?
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Up to what level of current can be used at the switch section of a photorelay? Also, for a pulsed current or AC current, what happens?
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For signals to be switched, up to what frequency can be used?
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How long does it take from when an input signal enters until the switch changes?
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Can photorelays be used by series connections or parallel connections? If yes, what points require attention?
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What is the CR product of the photorelay?
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Can photorelays be replaced with and used in the same way as mechanical relays? What is the difference, if any?
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What are Form A contacts and Form B contacts in a photorelay? Also, what are A, B, and C connections? What is the difference?
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For what purposes are triac couplers used?
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What precautions should be taken when replacing mechanical relays with triac couplers?
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What are the differences among triac couplers, SSR (solid state relays), and photorelays?
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What is the difference between zero-cross triac couplers and non-zero-cross triac couplers? How should they be used properly?
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What precautions should be taken when performing phase control with triac couplers?
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For triac couplers, how should a VDRM (400V, 600V, 800V) be selected?
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How much input current should be set for turning the triac ON/OFF?
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What precautions should be taken when using triac couplers for a long time?
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How should values be selected for the constants for the snubber circuit connected to the triac?
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When using a triac coupler to drive the main triac, how should the current limiting resistor RT directly connected to the triac be determined?
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Can high-frequency signals be switched ON/OFF with a triac coupler?
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When controlling a load with a triac coupler, can a load be controlled even if using a rectangular wave power supply at the load side instead of a sinusoidal wave (AC) power supply?
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What are fiber couplers (TOSLINK?) used for?
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What are the characteristics of optical transmission?
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What is a fiber coupler (TOSLINK™)?
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What is optical fiber?
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What is optical transmission?
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What types of optical connectors are available?
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What's the difference in internal construction between a photocoupler and a digital isolator?
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What are the pros and cons of different types of galvanic isolations?
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What are the benefits of Toshiba standard digital isolators compared to other companies?
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MOSFETs / Bipolar Transistors
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A dotted line in a safe operating area is annotated as “This area is limited by RDS(ON).” What does it mean?
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Aren't there maximum guaranteed values for capacitance, gate charge (Qg) and switching characteristics?
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Are there any reasons why forward transfer admittance,
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Are there any special considerations for using MOSFETs?
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Electrical characteristics of MOSFETs (Static Characteristics IGSS/IDSS/V(BR)DSS/V(BR)DXS)
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Electrical characteristics of MOSFETs (Body diode IDR/IDRP/VDSF/trr/Qrr/dv/dt)
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Electrical characteristics of MOSFETs (Charge Characteristic Qg/Qgs1/Qgd/QSW/QOSS)
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Electrical characteristics of MOSFETs (Dynamic Characteristics Ciss/Crss/Coss)
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Electrical characteristics of MOSFETs (Dynamic Characteristics tr/ton/tf/toff)
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Electrical characteristics of MOSFETs (Static Characteristics RDS(ON))
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Electrical characteristics of MOSFETs (Static Characteristics Vth)
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How can I calculate the channel-to-ambient thermal resistance, Rth(ch-a), of a small-signal MOSFET?
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How does the series gate resistor affect the MOSFET?
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How do N-channel MOSFETs work?
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How much gate-source voltage should be applied to drive the MOSFET?
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I heard that MOSFETs have a diode between drain and source. What kind of diode is it?
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Why are two MOSFETs used in series in the Lithium-ion secondary battery protection circuit?
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Is it OK to use the body diode (parasitic diode) between the drain and source for a particular purpose?
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Is it possible to use the Zener diode between the gate and source for surge absorption?
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Is the MOSFET drive current necessary?
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Is the on-state resistance of a MOSFET dependent on temperature?
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MOS is sensitive to static electricity. How do you protect MOSFETs from static electricity?
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How to select a suitable high voltage MOSFET for the application that current flows in the body diode. (e.g. Bridge circuit)
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How to calculate the avalanche energy.
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Resistors are often inserted between a CPU and MOSFETs. Why are these resistors necessary?
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The MOSFET does not turn off by a turn-off signal. How do I solve this problem?
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What are super junction MOSFETs (SJ-MOSs)?
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What are the capacitance characteristics of MOSFET.
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What are the considerations when using MOSFETs in parallel?
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What attention should be paid when the reverse voltage is applied between drain and source of power MOSFET?
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What attention should be paid to rising and falling time of the driving signal for MOSFET?
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What does derating of Safe Operating Area (SOA) mean?
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What does the dv/dt of the MOSFET mean?
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What is avalanche in MOSFET? (avalanche capability)
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What is the avalanche capability specified as part of the absolute maximum ratings?
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What is the definition of "drain current (DC) (Silicon limit)" listed in the Absolute Maximum Ratings table?
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What is the definition of power dissipation?
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What is the meaning of “Logic-Level Gate Drive” for the MOSFET?
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What should I pay attention to when mounting a MOSFET?
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When using a MOSFET as a load switch, how do I reduce the inrush current that occurs?
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Where can I find information about the MOSFET naming conventions?
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Why do Toshiba's power MOSFETs exhibit larger gate-source leakage current, IGSS, than those of other companies?
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Why is no operating temperature range specified?
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Are the drain current ID and IDP (absolute maximum ratings) constant to temperature?
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What part of the semiconductor is the case temperature measured on?
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What is Kelvin connection?
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All Semiconductor Devices
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How much power is it permissible for the semiconductor device to dissipate?
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How to approximate power dissipation wave to square wave
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How to calculate for selecting a heat sink of a semiconductor device (1)
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How to calculate for selecting a heat sink of a semiconductor device (2)
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How to calculate the junction temperature of a semiconductor device whose datasheets do not include a “thermal resistance” value
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How to calculate the junction temperature when the power is dissipated in a semiconductor device
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How to calculate the transient thermal impedance at short pulse width, which is not included in the datasheet
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If the packages are the same, are the thermal resistances the same?
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In a board design, what are the methods for reducing the junction temperature?
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Is case temperature or lead temperature the same as junction temperature?
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What are the effects of a double-sided cooling package?
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What are the effects of thermal via holes?
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What are the important considerations when using a heat sink?
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What do the thermal resistance suffixes in Rth(j-c), Rth(j-a) and Rth(ch-c) mean?
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What is a radiation equivalent circuit?
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What is thermal resistance?
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What is transient thermal impedance?
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When multiple semiconductor devices are arranged on the same board, is it necessary to consider thermal interference?
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General-Purpose Logic ICs
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Radio-Frequency Devices
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Are there any special considerations for using RF devices?
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How can I distinguish between the cathode and anode terminals?
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What is an RF MMIC (RF cell pack)?
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What is an RF Schottky barrier diode?
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What is an RF switching diode?
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What is a PIN diode?
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What is a variable-capacitance diode?
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What is important when selecting a variable-capacitance diode?
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What is "rs" shown in the Electrical Characteristics table?
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Radio-Frequency Devices
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Microcontroller
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Are there any products that allow memory to be connected without using an external address decoder ?
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What is the meaning of LSB in representation of AD conversion errors ?
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Does Toshiba provide Flash programming service ?
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Are there any products with a built-in LCD driver ?
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How do I connect a microcontroller with 16-bit data bus and a NOR Flash memory with 16-bit data bus ?
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How do I identify whether a malfunction is caused by hardware or software ?
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Although operation checks with test tools in the development environment were successful, proper operation cannot be achieved with the actual device.
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It looks as if the argument is not passed to the function properly.
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It looks as if the function call returns an unintended value.
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What is a wide-band-gap semiconductor?
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What is surge current?
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What is the temperature characteristic of the SiC-Schottky barrier diode (SBD)?
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What is thermal runaway * of the SiC Schottky barrier diode (SBD)?
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Why does the SiC Schottky barrier diode (SBD) have a high withstand voltage?
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Are decoupling capacitors required across power and ground lines?
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How can I calculate current and power consumption?
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How can I purchase samples and evaluation boards?
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How many parts are supplied per tape-and-reel?
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Is it OK to connect capacitors to the output lines?
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Is it OK to make deliberate use of the equivalent diode structure between the drain (D) and the source (S)?
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MOS devices are typically sensitive to electrostatic discharge (ESD). How should I protect MOSFETs against ESD?
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Please explain permissible power dissipation.
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Tell me about the recommended land pattern.
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What are the differences between the absolute maximum ratings and the recommended operating conditions?
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What is the definition of “allowable power dissipation”?
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What would happen if static electricity were discharged to the motor driver logic? Isn’t any protection implemented on-chip?
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Are decoupling capacitors required across power and ground lines?
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How can I calculate current and power consumption?
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How can I purchase samples and evaluation boards?
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How many parts are supplied per tape-and-reel?
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Is it OK to connect capacitors to the output lines?
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Is it OK to make deliberate use of the equivalent diode structure between the drain (D) and the source (S)?
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Is there anything to keep in mind when using a sensorless DC motor?
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MOS devices are typically sensitive to electrostatic discharge (ESD). How should I protect MOSFETs against ESD?
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Please explain permissible power dissipation.
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Tell me about the recommended land pattern.
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What are the benefits of lead angle control?
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What are the differences between the absolute maximum ratings and the recommended operating conditions?
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What causes motor failure and sine-wave distortion?
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What is the definition of “allowable power dissipation”?
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What is the maximum RPM supported by sine-wave driver ICs?
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What would happen if static electricity were discharged to the motor driver logic? Isn’t any protection implemented on-chip?
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Are power supply decoupling capacitors required?
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How to calculate current consumption and power consumption?
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How to set the output current.
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How many ICs per reel of taping?
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What wattage resistor should we choose for the EXT terminal?
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What should be the power supply and input turn-on order/descent?
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Are there any problems if the SCK waveform is dulled that cascaded LED drivers are used?
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What is the difference between absolute maximum ratings and operating conditions?
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What is the definition of Power dissipation?
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What is a high-side switch?
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What is a low-side switch?
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What is a short to ground?
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What is a short to power?
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What is the difference between IPD and IPS?
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What does the diagnostic function available with low-voltage IPDs do?
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What is the open-load detection function available with low-voltage IPDs?
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What is active clamping available with low-voltage IPDs?
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How does a low-voltage IPD sense temperature for thermal shutdown?
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How does the thermal shutdown of a low-voltage IPD work for device protection?
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How does the overcurrent protection of a low-voltage IPD work?
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Are low-voltage IPDs with a high-side and a low-side switch distinguished with part numbers?
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Are decoupling capacitors required across power and ground lines?
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Do stepping motor drivers incorporate body diodes to absorb back-EMF?
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How can I calculate current and power consumption?
-
How can I purchase samples and evaluation boards?
-
How many parts are supplied per tape-and-reel?
-
Is it OK to connect capacitors to the output lines?
-
Is it OK to make deliberate use of the equivalent diode structure between the drain (D) and the source (S)?
-
MOS devices are typically sensitive to electrostatic discharge (ESD). How should I protect MOSFETs against ESD?
-
Please explain permissible power dissipation.
-
Tell me about the recommended land pattern.
-
What are the differences between the absolute maximum ratings and the recommended operating conditions?
-
What is the definition of “allowable power dissipation”?
-
What would happen if static electricity were discharged to the motor driver logic? Isn’t any protection implemented on-chip?
-
What is a bias resistor built-in transistor (BRT)?
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What are the variations in resistance?
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What is the maximum voltage that can be applied to the base of a bias resistor built-in transistor (BRT)? (How many watts is the allowable power dissipation of the built-in resistors?)
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How to calculate the allowable power dissipation of a bias resistor built-in transistor (BRT)
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At what voltages does the bias resistor built-in transistor (BRT) turn on and off?
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Basic idea of how to calculate the base current and input voltage of a bias resistor built-in transistor (BRT)
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About the hFE of a bias resistor built-in transistor
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What types of bias resistor built-in transistors (BRTs) are available?
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How to select bias resistor built-in transistors (BRTs)
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How to read the datasheet (electrical characteristics) of a bias resistor built-in transistor (BRT)
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How does a bias resistor built-in transistor (BRT) operate?
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If the VCE(sat) of a bias resistor built-in transistor (BRT) does not drop to the design target because of a heavy load, what can I do?
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What can I do to increase the switching speed of a bias resistor built-in transistor (BRT)?
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Obtaining necessary voltage when a bias resistor built-in transistor (BRT) is on (i.e., reducing a collector-emitter voltage drop in the “on” state)
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Are the collector and emitter terminals of a bipolar transistor interchangeable?
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Are there any special considerations for heat dissipation from bipolar transistors?
-
What are the electrical characteristics of bipolar junction transistors (BJTs) ?
-
What is the method for measuring the electrical characteristics of bipolar junction transistors (BJTs) ?
-
How can I calculate the junction-to-ambient thermal resistance, Rth(j-a), of a small-signal transistor?
-
How does an ambient temperature rise affect the transistor breakdown voltage?
-
How do npn and pnp transistors operate?
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Reading individual technical datasheets for bipolar transistors
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Datasheets and other documents for bipolar transistors contain a safe operating area (SOA) graph. What is it?
-
What is the relationship between transient thermal impedance and safe operating area of bipolar transistors?
-
What is the difference between small-signal transistors and power transistors?
-
What are the applications of bipolar transistors (bipolar junction transistors: BJTs) ?
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What is the relationship between the base current and collector current of a bipolar junction transistor (BJT) ?
-
What types of bipolar transistors (bipolar junction transistors: BJTs) are available?
-
What occurs if reverse voltage exceeding the absolute maximum rated emitter-base voltage is applied to the base terminal of bipolar junction transistors (BJTs) ?
-
A junction FET is widely used for impedance conversion. What is it for?
-
Are there any reasons why junction-to-case (or channel-to-case) thermal resistance is not specified for small-package devices?
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Are there any special considerations for thermal calculation?
-
What drives transistors: current or voltage
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I heard that a junction FET could be used as a constant-current source. How can I create a constant-current source?
-
Is it OK to use a transistor as diodes?
-
Neither Rth(ch-a) nor Rth(j-a) is specified for MOSFETs, IGBTs and bipolar transistors. Why is that?
-
Technical documents for MOSFETs and bipolar transistors contain a safe operating area (SOA) graph. What is it?
-
What is a bias resistor built-in transistor?
-
What is a bipolar transistor?
-
What is a JFET?
-
What is a MOSFET?
-
What is a multi-chip discrete device?
-
What is an IGBT?
-
What kinds of tape packing does Toshiba offer for transistors?
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What types of transistors are available?
-
Why is no operating temperature range specified?
-
What is an IPD?
-
What is an SOI?
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How to distinguish high-voltage IPDs for sine-wave and square-wave drive based on part numbers?
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What are the applications of high-voltage IPDs?
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How does a high-voltage IPD detect temperature for thermal shutdown?
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What is the bootstrap circuit in high-voltage IPDs?
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What is the level-shift driver in high-voltage IPDs?
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What type of Hall-effect devices is suitable for use with a high-voltage IPD?
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Does the E-Pad (metal frame) exposed on the surface of a high-side IPD have the same potential as GND?
-
Metals are exposed on the sides of the SSOP30 package of high-voltage IPDs. What voltage potential do they have?
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Is there a recommended land pattern for high-voltage IPDs?
-
What kind of packages are available for high-voltage IPDs?
-
What kind of control IC can be used in combination with high-voltage IPDs?
-
Is there a way to dissipate heat from high-voltage IPDs?
-
How are local power supply ICs used?
-
What kinds of linear-type local power supply ICs (linear regulators) exist?
-
Do linear-type local power supply ICs (linear regulators) need external parts?
-
About absolute maximum ratings (Understanding datasheet values)
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About electrical characteristics (Understanding datasheet values)
-
Is it possible to use LDO regulators at low supply voltage? What is the minimum voltage required for their proper operation?
-
How can a low-noise power supply be created using an LDO regulator?
-
What is the resistance of the pulldown resistor connected to the CONTROL pin of the LDO regulator?
-
How does overcurrent protection work in an LDO regulator?
-
When the operating mode of the load-side IC is changed, the output voltage of an LDO regulator drops, causing the IC to malfunction. What can I do to prevent a malfunction?
-
What is the thermal shutdown (TSD) that is available with LDO regulators?
-
Are there any LDO regulators with adjustable output voltage available (requiring external resistors)?
-
What type of capacitor is suitable for use with an LDO regulator?
-
What is the quiescent current of an LDO?
-
Which characteristics in a datasheet should I refer to in order to determine whether a given LDO maintains a regulated output voltage even when input voltage varies?
-
The output voltage of an LDO drops when I increase the output current even though it is operating within the rated conditions. What type of LDO should I choose to avoid such a problem?
-
A small noise is superimposed on the output voltage of an LDO. What can I do to reduce the noise?
-
What voltage is required at the CONTROL terminal to enable an LDO?
-
Why does the LDO output voltage oscillate?
-
How can I quickly bring the output voltage of a circuit with an LDO to zero in order to set a power supply sequence for the load IC?
-
Why is the output of an LDO disabled when its input voltage decreases?
-
How can I prevent the output voltage from overshooting following the application of the control voltage to an LDO?
-
Large inrush current flows when an LDO is enabled. What can I do to prevent this?
-
Is the power-on sequence of the input voltage (VIN) and the control voltage (VCT) of an LDO significant?
-
What is the purpose of the capacitor connected to one of the external resistors for an adjustable-output LDO?
-
Is it OK to reverse-bias an LDO, causing its output voltage to become higher than the input voltage?
-
How can I calculate the junction temperature of an LDO?
-
Is there a low-current LDO with an input voltage greater than 5 V?
-
If you want to step down the supply voltage, select either DCDC converter or LDO regulator?
-
What is an output discharge function of the load switch IC?
-
What is the input-tolerant function?
-
Is it OK to apply the input voltage following the application of an “on” signal to the CONTROL terminal?
-
How can I suppress inrush current with a load switch IC?
-
What is the value of the pull-down resistor connected to the active-High CONTROL terminal of load switch ICs?
-
Does the overvoltage lockout of the load switch IC recover automatically?
-
Does the undervoltage lockout function of the load switch IC provide a hysteresis?
-
What is the FLAG output function of the load switch IC?
-
What is the hold time of a load switch IC?
-
What are the Auto Selection and Manual Selection modes?
-
What is a break-before-make circuit?
-
What is reverse-current blocking using external back-to-back MOSFETs?
-
What is the difference between true reverse-current blocking and reverse-current blocking?
-
How does a load switch IC operate if overcurrent protection is tripped?
-
How can I calculate the power dissipation and junction temperature of a load switch IC?
-
What is a bus switch?
-
How should unused terminals of bus switches and analog switches be handled?
-
What is the difference between CMOS logic IC multiplexers and bus switch multiplexers?
-
Does the bus switch have a tolerant function?
-
How should I select a bus switch?
-
Is there a bus switch that can switch high-speed signals (USB3.0/3.1, PCIe™3.0, etc.)?
-
Are there any restrictions on the power up/down order of the dual power supply bus switch?
-
Can the power of the bus switch is turn off while the signal on?
-
What are the leaks in a dual power bus switch?
-
What is Break Before Make (TBBM)?
-
What is the difference between a bus switch and an analog switch?
-
What do SPST and SPDT in bus switches mean?
-
Is the output status of the sequential circuit such as flip-flops, registers, counters, and one-shot multivibrators determined after the power is turned on?
-
Are there any problems with the input pins of CMOS logic ICs and the bus pins (input/output pins) of bidirectional bus buffers in a floating state?
-
What countermeasures should be taken for signals with a low slew rate (signals with slow input rise and fall times)is input?
-
What is the main reason why a CMOS logic IC is unstable?
-
What are the possible causes when the output voltage of CMOS logic ICs does not rise to the power supply voltage?
-
When a CMOS logic IC is switched, what is the measure for the voltage-waveform (overshoot or undershoot) like the spike that occurs at the output terminal?
-
What are the possible causes of noise in the voltage waveform input to the CMOS logic IC
-
What is the difference between CMOS logic IC 04 (inverter) and U04 (unbuffered inverter)?
-
What are the differences among the general-purpose logic ICs?
-
What are the differences between "Absolute Maximum Ratings" and "Operating Ranges" of the general purpose logic ICs?
-
What is the tolerant function of the general-purpose logic ICs?
-
In what sequence should I turn on and off the power and input signals of a general purpose logic IC?
-
Is a decoupling capacitor required for the supply of a general purpose logic IC?
-
Is it possible to leave the unused inputs of the general purpose logic ICs open?
-
What is bushold of the general-purpose logic ICs?
-
How should unused output pins of the general-purpose logic ICs be handled?
-
Is there a specification for the input-signal rise time and fall time of the general-purpose logic ICs?
-
Are there any regulations for the capacitance of the capacitor attached to the output terminal of a general-purpose logic IC?
-
Is it possible to short-circuit the outputs of multiple general-purpose logic ICs?
-
Is it possible to configure a wired OR circuit by connecting output terminals in general-purpose logic ICs?
-
How can I find the maximum operating frequency of a general-purpose logic IC?
-
How many amperes is the output current of a general-purpose logic IC able to drive?
-
What is fanout of a general-purpose logic IC?
-
How can the power dissipation of a general-purpose logic IC be calculated?
-
What kind of faults could occur if static electricity is discharged (ESD) into a general-purpose logic IC?
-
What types of voltage level translation ICs (level shifters) are available?
-
In order to achieve a step-down (5 V → 3.3 V) and step-up (3.3 V → 5 V) level shift (voltage conversion), how should this be achieved?
-
How can I achieve level shifting from 2.5 V to 1.8 V and vice versa?
-
Are there level shifters (voltage translation IC) compatible with serial communication standards (UART, I2C)?
-
What is the difference between the bus switch type and the buffer type of the voltage-level transformation IC (level shifter)?
-
In what order should the voltage level translation IC (level shifter) of the dual power supply type be powered up and the signals input?
-
Do bidirectional bus buffers have any constraints on the timing of the direction (DIR), bus, and other signals?
-
Is it necessary to pull up the input/output pins of dual power supply bus switch?
-
How can I calculate the maximum operating frequency of a level shifter (voltage translation logic IC)?
-
What is an IGBT?
-
What is the difference between MOSFETs and IGBTs?
-
For what applications should MOSFETs and IGBTs be used?
-
What is the principle of operation of the IGBT?
-
In what structures are IGBTs available?
-
What is a reverse-conducting IGBT (RC-IGBT)?
-
What is conductivity modulation?
-
What is a safe operating area?
-
What is the definition of IGBT power dissipation?
-
What is the tail current of an IGBT?
-
Please give some application examples for IGBTs.
-
Please explain hard switching and soft switching using IGBTs.
-
Please explain the operation of voltage-resonant soft switching of an IGBT.
-
Please explain the operation of current-resonant soft switching of the IGBT.
-
How can I provide protection against the surge voltage generated by the turn-off of an IGBT?
-
Is it possible to connect multiple IGBTs in parallel? If so, is there anything to note about parallel connection?
-
At what voltage should the IGBT gate be driven?
-
Besides silicon, what other types of semiconductors exist?
-
Do semiconductor devices tolerate the rated absolute maximum conditions if such conditions exist only instantaneously?
-
Generally speaking, what does “semiconductor” mean?
-
What is a compound semiconductor?
-
What happens if a P-type semiconductor contacts an N-type?
-
What is an N-type semiconductor?
-
What is a P-type semiconductor?
-
Where can I find information on tape specifications and packing quantities per reel?
-
What are open-loop and closed-loop gains of an op-amp?
-
For what applications are op-amps used?
-
Why is feedback used in op-amps?
-
What is an operational amplifier?
-
What types of amplifier circuits can be configured using an op-amp?
-
What types of op-amps are available?
-
What is the maximum frequency at which an op-amp can be used?
-
What is the purpose of using a differential amplifier? (Common-mode rejection ratio: CMRR)
-
What is the ideal op-amp?
-
What is the virtual short of an op-amp?
-
What is the input offset voltage of an op-amp?
-
Is it necessary to connect bypass capacitors to the power supply terminal of an op-amp?
-
Is there any way to amplify a signal with a voltage close to the GND level?
-
What types of noise affect an op-amp?
-
When the supply voltage is low, what can I do to increase the dynamic range of an op-amp?
-
What is the common-mode input voltage of an op-amp?
-
What does rail-to-rail mean?
-
How can I provide hysteresis (schmitt trigger) for a comparator?
-
diode_tvs-diodes
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What are TVS diodes (ESD protection diodes)?
-
Where are TVS diodes (ESD protection diodes) used?
-
Why are TVS diodes (ESD protection diodes) needed?
-
How do TVS diodes (ESD protection diodes) work?
-
What should I consider when selecting TVS diodes (ESD protection diodes) for high-speed signal lines?
-
How should I select TVS diodes (ESD protection diodes) according to the voltage level of a signal line to be protected?
-
What should I pay attention to when TVS diodes (ESD protection diodes) do not work properly?
-
Is it necessary to use bidirectional TVS diodes (ESD protection diodes) to protect against both positive and negative ESD events?
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Board design considerations for TVS diodes (ESD protection diodes)
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Could ESD events destroy TVS diodes (ESD protection diodes)? (What is their ESD tolerance level?)
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How to select TVS diodes (ESD protection diodes)
-
What is a TLP test?
-
ESD Protection for Wi-Fi® Antennas and Other RF Applications
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The quality of an RF signal should not be degraded when there is no ESD event
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The device under protection (DUP) should not be degraded or destroyed in the event of an ESD strike
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Considerations for board design
-
What is electrostatic discharge (ESD)?
-
What is Electrostatic discharge (ESD) testing?
-
What is an ESD protection diode?
-
How do ESD protection diodes operate?
-
What are the typical electrical characteristics of ESD protection diodes? (dynamic resistance and clamp voltage)
-
Are there board design considerations for adding ESD protection diodes?
-
How do I choose an ESD protection diode?
-
Even ESD protection diodes fail to protect the DUP. What is the cause of its destruction?
-
What is a surge?
-
What is IEC61000-4-5?
-
What is the difference between ESD protection diode and varistor?
-
Motor Driver ICs
-
What is the meaning of alphanumeric characters at the end of the product name?
-
What does the symbol at the end of the product name mean?
-
How to distinguish RoHS compliant transistor array products?
-
Is Halogen-free available?
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What is eFuse IC (electronic fusing)?
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What are the advantages of using eFuse ICs (electronic fuses) over glass fuses and PTC thermistors (polyswitches, polyfuses)?
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What applications are eFuse IC (electronic fuses) used for?
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Can eFuse IC (electronic fusing) be used to protect USB VBUS from short circuits and IEC62368 Qualification?
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What are the differences between eFuse IC (electronic fuses) and load switch ICs?
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What functions are built into eFuse IC (electronic fusing)?
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When a spike-voltage is applied to the input or output terminals of eFuse IC (electronic fuse),How do I take measures?
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How do I use eFuse IC (electronic fuses) and load switch ICs separately?
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How does overcurrent protection of eFuse IC (electronic fuses) work?
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How does short-circuit protection of eFuse IC (electronic fuses) work?
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What is the difference between the overcurrent protection and the short-circuit protection of eFuse IC?
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How does thermal shutdown(TSD) of eFuse IC (electronic fuses) work?
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How does overvoltage protection on eFuse IC (electronic fuses) work?
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What is the slew rate control function of eFuse IC (electronic fuses) intended to do? And how does it works?
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What is the under voltage lockout (UVLO) function of eFuse IC (electronic fuses) intended to do? And how does it works?
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Can eFuse IC (electronic fuse) be used for hot-swap (hot-line insertion/extraction)?
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Does the eFuse IC (electronic fuse) have reverse current blocking(RCB) function?
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Power Management ICs
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Intelligent Power ICs
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What is the symbol at the end of the product name?
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How do I calculate the current consumption and power dissipation?
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How do I estimate the junction temperature?
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How do I obtain the thermal resistance of the heat sink?
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Is there a problem with installing a capacitor to the output?
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What is the electric potential of the heat sink (metallic surface) on back side of IC package? Is that a GND?
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FAB Sheets
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long-term-supply-of-semiconductor-products
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Highlighted Contents
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The Journey of Motor Control
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Passion For Power Solutions
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SiC MOSFETs support downsizing and low-loss power supplies
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3-Phase AC 400 V Input PFC Converter Reference Design
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5 kW Isolated Bidirectional DC-DC Converter Reference Design
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High accurate SPICE models are released
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High accurate SPICE model for low voltage MOSFET (12V-300V)
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High accurate SPICE model for medium to high voltage MOSFET (400V-900V)
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High accurate SPICE model download lists
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Proposal for Electric Motor Applications
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MBD (Model Based Development) using high-speed, high-precision thermal and noise simulation technology for automotive power semiconductor devices
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How to install and use Accu-ROM™ on Ansys® Twin Builder™
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Toshiba GaN Power device balances performance and ease of use
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Cooling simulation model: Expanding the number of Simplified CFD Models for three-dimensional thermal fluid analysis in MOSFETs
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Implementing Efficient and Accurate Servo Drives in Robots, SCARA and Autonomous Guided Vehicles.
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Automotive Ethernet Architectures: High-quality in-car audio with Ethernet-AVB/TSN
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Thermal Management for Designs Using Discrete Semiconductor Devices
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Half-bridge DC-DC Converter Scheme Shrinks Power in Data Centers
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Developing Thermal Design Guidelines for Power MOSFETs in a Chassis
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Building a More Efficient DC-DC Converter: Efficiency Evaluation and Loss Analysis of a 300 W Isolated DC-DC Converter
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Security Advisories
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TDSCSA00038: Installers of development tool software products for Toshiba original core-based microcontrollers have a security vulnerability
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Product Information API Service
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MOSFETs
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12V - 300V MOSFETs
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DSOP Advance, a Thermally Enhanced Double Side Cooling Package, improves the efficiency of power supply for high-current applications.
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The U-MOSⅨ-H series are the ideal MOSFETs for improving the efficiency of switched-mode power supplies.
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A wide choice of product variations ranging from ultra-small packages to general-purpose packages.
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Pch MOSFET series using latest process
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The U-MOSⅨ-H series has a greatly improved figure of merit that represents losses.
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Switching noise reduction by snubber circuits (Low Spike Technology)
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Toshiba's MOSFETs are ideal for low-voltage drive equipment.
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Contributes to reducing loss of switching power supplies
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Efficiency Improvement by Multi-Level Inverter with 150 V MOSFET
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U-MOS X-H series 150 V MOSFET ideal for efficient switching power supplies
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Automotive MOSFETs
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Process Trends of Automotive MOSFETs
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Switching characteristics of the N-ch U-MOS series
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Package Trends of Automotive MOSFETs
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Automotive applications drive miniaturization of small MOSFET sets
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400V - 900V MOSFETs
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State-of-the-art super junction MOSFET DTMOSVI
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Commercialization of new TO-247-4L packaging 600-V Super Junction Power MOSFET (DTMOSIV-H Series)
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State-of-the-art double-diffusion MOSFET(D-MOS)π-MOSIX series
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Contributes to Higher Efficiency of switched-mode power supply
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SiC MOSFETs
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2nd Generation Features of SiC MOSFETs
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Loss-Comparison between SiC MOSFET and Si IGBT
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2nd Generation SiC MOSFET/IGBT Switching Loss Comparison
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3rd generation SiC MOSFETs that contributes to lower loss of power supply in application
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3rd generation SiC MOSFETs with New package TO-247-4L(X) released
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SiC MOSFET Modules
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Features of SiC MOSFET Modules
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Features of Toshiba SiC MOSFET Modules
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Isolators/Solid State Relays
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Photocouplers for High Speed Communication
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Compatibility with 3.3-V power supply and low power consumption
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Broad lineup that supports transmission speeds ranging from 20 kbps to 50 Mbps
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Sink/source logic input signal compatible products
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Digital I/O design for industrial PLC
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Gate Driver Photocouplers
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Overcurrent protection function (VCE(sat) detection) and built-in active Miller clamp function
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Compatible with full-swing output
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UVLO function support
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Insulated gate driver expands the freedom of inverter drive circuit design
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What is the gate-driver that facilitates the overcurrent protection design of inverter applications
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Photocouplers for IPM Interface
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Response to higher speeds
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Higher common-mode transient immunity (CMTI)
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Support for high active and low active IPM
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Isolation Amplifiers & Isolated Delta - Sigma Modulators
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Implementing high-precision isolated signal transmission of input analog signal
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Contributing to lower power consumption and stabilization of primary power supply design
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Contributing to reduction of mounting space by adoption of a thin package
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Photorelay (MOSFET Output)
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What is a photorelay?
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Photorelays using the latest-generation U-MOS
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Small S-VSON4 packages
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High-current (high-capacity) photorelay
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UL 508 certification
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110°C Operation Guaranteed, High-capacity Compact Photorelay
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Contributing to improved reliability of equipment in intense noise environments
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Compact photorelays with low voltage drive and high temperature operation rating
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Photocouplers for high-speed communications
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Photorelay Thank You
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Suitable for driving high voltage power MOSFET
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Standard Digital Isolators
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Over 100kV/μs high Common Mode Transient Immunity (CMTI)
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Isolated 4 channel logic supporting 150Mbps data rate
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Pulse Width Distortion (PWD) 3ns (max) corresponds to 150Mbps high-speed communication
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What is the isolation life of the standard digital isolator "DCL54x01"?
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What is the impulse voltage tolerance of the standard digital isolator "DCL54x01"?
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Standard Digital Isolator with Robust Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
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ICs for Wireless Communication Equipment
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ICs for Bluetooth® wireless communication
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RF ICs for Extremely Low-Power Radio Applications
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Intelligent Power ICs
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3-phase Brushless DC Motor Driver IC, built-in Power Devices
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Increased efficiency and increased current through multi-chip modules with built-in MOSFET
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Reduction of Loss by the Latest High-breakdown-voltage SOI Processes
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Reduction of mounting area by small surface-mount package compatible with high voltage
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Automotive Driver ICs
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High-side and low-side switch products
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Gate driver products
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Optimal driver ICs for various automotive applications
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General Purpose Logic ICs
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CMOS Logic ICs
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articles
-
Supports all applications (industrial equipment-portable equipment) with an abundant lineup
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What are the additional functions (input tolerant, power down protection) required for voltage level conversion and partial power down?
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One-Gate Logic ICs (L-MOS)
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articles
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One-gate logic (L-MOS) 7UL series (7ULxG) with 0.9V operation guarantee
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L-MOS Supports industrial and portable equipment applications with wide lineup
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Level Shifters
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articles
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Dual power supply level shifter
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Why are Level-shifters needed?
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Bus Switches
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articles
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Bus switches suitable for switching various high-speed signals
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Dual Power supply bus switch level shifter capable of voltage level conversion
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Diodes
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SiC Schottky Barrier Diodes
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SiC devices suitable for power supply circuits
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Improved JBS structure to reduce the leakage current and increase the surge current capability
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SiC Schottky barrier diodes (SBDs) with low switching loss
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High withstand voltage (reverse voltage) characteristics of SiC SBDs
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Contributes to high efficiency and low loss of high output power supply
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3rd generation SiC Schottky barrier diode
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TVS Diodes (ESD Protection Diodes)
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ESD tolerance
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ESD-pulse absorption performance for reducing 1st peak voltage
-
Extensive package lineup: developing smaller packages
-
Low dynamic resistance
-
Extensive package lineup: multi-bit packages
-
Ensuring signal quality: insertion power loss
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Schottky Barrier Diodes
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Schottky Barrier Diodes
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Improved JBS structure to reduce the leakage current and increase the surge current capability
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Zener Diodes
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Zener diode for overvoltage protection
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Zener diode that protects from various surges of overvoltage pulse
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Radio-Frequency Devices
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Motor Driver ICs
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Brushless DC Motor Driver ICs
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Intelligent Phase Control Technology
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Brushed DC Motor Driver ICs
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Configurable Motor Drivers
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Stepping Motor Driver ICs
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Advanced Dynamic Mixed Decay (ADMD) Technology
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Advanced Current Detect System (ACDS) Technology
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Active Gain Control (AGC) Technology
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Microstepping technology
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High-Voltage Analog Process Technology
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PSpice® model download page
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Sensors
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Linear Image Sensors
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TCD2726DG
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Monochrome sensor
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Color sensor
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Example of use
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Interface Bridge ICs for Mobile Peripheral Devices
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Display Interface Bridge ICs
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Camera Interface Bridge ICs
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HDMI® Interface Bridge ICs
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I/O Expander ICs
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Power Management ICs
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Low-Dropout Regulators (LDO Regulators)
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Noise reduction due to high ripple rejection ratio
-
Fast load transient response performance
-
Reduction of power consumption by low dropout voltage
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Ultra-low Quiescent current
-
Extensive package lineup
-
Various additional functions
-
How to manage the power supply of mobile devices with high accuracy
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How to drive battery-powered devices for a long time?
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Load Switch ICs
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Overcurrent protection function
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Overvoltage protection function
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Inrush current reduction circuit
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Thermal shutdown
-
Extensive package lineup
-
Low input voltage operation/low on-resistance characteristics
-
Low current consumption characteristic of load switch ICs
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Smaller Area and Higher Functionality
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PFC Control ICs
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LED Driver ICs
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eFuse ICs
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High-precision overvoltage clamp function
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IEC 62368-1 Safety standard certification
-
Function to suppress inrush current
-
All major protection functions are realized in one package
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Quick short-circuit protection
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High-precision overcurrent protection
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Thermal shutdown function and recovery operation
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Reverse current blocking function
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The fuse electronization changes the design?
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How quick is the protection speed of the electronic fuse?
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MOSFET Gate Driver ICs
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MOSFET Gate Driver IC Overview
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Example of load switch circuit with MOSFET Gate Driver IC and N-channel MOSFET.
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Linear ICs
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Operational Amplifiers and Comparators
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Contributing to long-term operation of equipment, ultra-low-current operational amplifier
-
Low-voltage, wide-range input signals can be amplified and processed
-
Ultra-low-noise Operational Amplifier Optimal for Sensor Small-signal Amplification
-
Extensive package lineup
-
Realizes high-sensitivity and high-precision sensing performance
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Transistor Arrays
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Realize low on resistance from bipolar output to DMOS output
-
Package lineup
-
Automotive audio power amplifier ICs
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4-channel High-Efficiency Automotive Audio Power Amplifier IC: TCB701FNG
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4-channel High-Efficiency Automotive Audio Power Amplifier IC Featuring Maximum 45W Output: TCB702FNG
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Automotive Audio Power Amplifier IC with Strong Resistance to Power Surges: TCB503HQ
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Current-Feedback 4-channel Automotive Audio Power Amplifier IC with Built-In Full-Time Offset Detection: TCB502HQ
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45-W class 4-channel Automotive Audio Power Amplifier IC with using a new CD-0.13 process: TCB001HQ
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Current-Feedback 4-channel Automotive Audio Power Amplifier IC with Built-In Full-Time Offset Detection: TCB501HQ
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Supports external audible outputs from vehicles, allowing use of electric vehicle warning sound systems in HEVs and EVs: TB2909FNG
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Thermoflagger™ (Over temperature detection IC)
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Over temperature detection solution with Thermoflagger™
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Automotive Devices
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Automotive Interface Bridge ICs
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Automotive Peripheral Bridge ICs
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Automotive Ethernet Bridge ICs
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Video Processors
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TC90197XBG
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TC90193SBG
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Automotive Brushless Motor Driver ICs
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3-phase BLDC Motor Pre-driver IC for Sine Wave Current Control: TB9080FG
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Sensorless 3-phase BLDC Motor Pre-driver IC: TB9061AFNG
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Three-Phase Brushless Sensorless Pre-driver IC TB9062FNG
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3-Phase BLDC Motor Pre-driver IC for EPS Applications: TB9081FG
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Gate-Driver IC for Automotive Three-Phase Brushless Motors: TB9083FTG
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Automotive TVS Diodes (ESD Protection Diodes)
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ESD tolerance
-
Low dynamic resistance
-
Ensuring signal quality: insertion power loss
-
Extensive product lineup in a wide choice of packages: developing smaller packages
-
Automotive Stepping Motor Driver ICs
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Automotive Stepping Motor Driver IC:IC TB9120FTG
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Automotive Stepping Motor Driver IC: TB9120AFTG
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Automotive Brushed DC Motor Driver ICs
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1-Channel Brushed DC Motor Driver IC: TB9051FTG
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H-bridge Pre-driver IC: TB9057FG
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Automotive DC motor driver IC with LIN slave function:TB9058FNG
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PWM 2ch H-Bridge DC Brushed Motor Driver Integrated Circuit (IC) for Automotive
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Video Decoder ICs
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Product Introduction
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Automotive System Power Supplies ICs
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TB9044AFNG Overview
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TB9045FNG Series Overview
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articles
-
Sub-GHz transceiver IC for Automotive TC32306FTG
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Automotive Network Communication
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Microcontrollers
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TX00 Series
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Application : Sencer Hub (TMPM066/067/068)
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Application : Smart Meters (TMPM061)
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TX04 Series
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Application : Digital single-lens reflex camera
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Application : AV Amplifier
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Application : Air Conditioner
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TX03 Series
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Application : Smart Meters
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Application : Digital TV
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Application : Camera Lens
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Features of the TMPM369FDFG and TMPM369FDXBG
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Application : Printer
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Features of the Vector Engine (VE)
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Application : Washing Machine
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Application : Induction Cooktops
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PSC ( Programmable Servo / Sequence controller )
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High-Resolution PPG Outputs
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JTAG (Boundary Scan)
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CAN (Controller Area Network)
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Multi Purpose Timer (MPT)
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OFD (Oscillation Frequency Detector)
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Remote Control Signal Processor (RMC)
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EtherMAC (Ethernet Media Access Control)
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USB (Universal Serial Bus)
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Vector Engines
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I2S (Inter-IC Sound)
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TLCS-870/C1 Series
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Oscillator Manufacturer Information
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Not Recommended for New Design / EOL Announced Products
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TX19A Series
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TLCS-900 Series
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TLCS-900/H Series
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TLCS-900/L Series
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TLCS-900/L1 Series
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TLCS-870/C Series
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TLCS-870/X Series
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TX09 Series
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Software Library
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M030 Group Sample Software
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M060 Group Sample Software
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M310 Group Sample Software
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M330 Group Sample Software
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M340 Group Sample Software
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M360 Group Sample Software
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M370 Group Sample Software
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M380 Group Sample Software
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TMPM3U0 Group Sample Software
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TMPM3V6 / M3V4 Group Sample Software
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TMPM3U6 Group Sample Software
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M440 Group Sample Software
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M460 Group Sample Software
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TLCS-870/C1 Series Sample Software
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Download Agreement
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M4K Group Sample Software
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M4M Group Sample Software
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M4G Group Sample Software
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M4N Group Sample Software
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M3H Group Sample Software
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Partner Information
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IAR Systems AB
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ESP Co., Ltd
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Arm Ltd. (KEIL)
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Computex Co.,Ltd.
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Green Hills Software / Advanced Data Controls Corp.
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iFORCOM KYOEI Co.,Ltd.
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Sohwa & Sophia Technologies Inc.
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DTS INSIGHT CORPORATION (formerly Yokogawa Digital Computer Corporation)
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GRAPE SYSTEMS INC.
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Ubiquitous AI Corporation
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Elnec s.r.o.
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Andor System Support Co., Ltd.
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SEGGER Microcontroller GmbH & Co. KG
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ZLG (GUANGZHOU ZHIYUAN ELECTRONICS CO., LTD)
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BITRAN CORPORATION
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Technohands Co., Ltd.
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CATS CO.,LTD.
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Techno Mathematical Co.,Ltd.
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TOA ELECTRONICS, Inc. Flash Support Group Company
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Tokyo Eletech Corporation
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TOSHIBA INFORMATION SYSTEMES (JAPAN) CORPORATION
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Falcon Denshi K.K.
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MICROTEK Inc.
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Minato Advanced Technologies Inc.
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SORD CORPORATION
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Ubiquitous Computing Technology Corporation
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Lauterbach Japan Ltd.
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VAMOS
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P&E Microcomputer Systems, Inc.
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Xeltek Inc.
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eForce Co., Ltd.
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KYOCERA Corporation
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Kyoto Microcomputer Co.,Ltd.
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HI-LO SYSTEMS RESEARCH CO.,LTD
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GAIO TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD.
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Dediprog Technology Co., Ltd
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Thunder Software Technology Co.,Ltd.
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Development Environment
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TX Family / TXZ Family Development System
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Development tool download
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TX19A/H1 Series Development System
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TLCS-900/H1 Series Development Environment
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TLCS-870/C1 Series Development System incircuit
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TLCS-870/C1 Series Development System onchipdebug
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FLASH / OTP Programming tools
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TLCS-900/H1 Series Development System onchipdebug
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TLCS-900/H1 Series Development System incircuit
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TLCS-900/H1 Series Development System cf29a30_incircuit
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TLCS-900/H1 Series Development System m15incircuit
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TLCS-900/H1 Series Development System m25incircuit
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TLCS-900/H1 Series Development System m15onchipdebug
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TLCS-900/H1 Series Development System cf29a30_m15incircuit
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TX19A/H1 Series Development System lightonchipdebug
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TLCS-870/C1 Series Development Environment
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TXZ+™4A Series
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TXZ+™3A Series
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Application : Refrigerator
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MCU Motor Studio 3.0
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Consent: Downloading CAD Data from Ultra Librarian®
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IGBTs/IEGTs
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IEGT (PPI)
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Press-Pack package
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Principle of Operation
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IGBTs
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Low loss (IGBT)
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Low loss (FRD)
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Short-circuit current reduction
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Wide safe operation area
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Low radiated emission noise
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Bipolar Transistors
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Power Semiconductors
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Air Conditioner
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AC-DC circuit (Outdoor unit)
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PFC circuit (Full switching system)
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Compressor section
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AC-DC circuit (Indoor unit)
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PFC circuit (Partial switching type)
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Fan section (indoor/outdoor units)
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Louver section
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Isolation circuit (Between outdoor and indoor units)
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Valve control section
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Cleaning section
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Microcontroller section (Power control block for outdoor unit)
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Dust sensor circuit
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Human sensor circuit
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Temperature sensor circuit
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Humidity sensor circuit
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Ambient light sensor circuit
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Key input section
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Automotive ADAS
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DC-DC converter circuit (non-insulated buck type)
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Audio output section
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protecting circuit (P-ch method)
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CAN / FlexRay transmission section
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Image input unit
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protecting circuit (N-ch method)
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Cordless Power Tool
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Motor drive circuit Brushless motor (integrated MOSFET)
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MCU peripheral circuit
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Motor drive circuit Brushless motor (external MOSFET)
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Motor drive circuit Brushed motor/ Mechanical switching
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Battery charging circuit
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Motor drive circuit Brushed motor/ MOSFET switching
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Smart Watch
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Power supply circuit Battery method
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Pulse detection circuit (Light emission side)
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Power supply circuit USB method
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Display output circuit
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Motor control for vibrators
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Camera input circuit
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Pulse detection circuit (Light detection side)
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Atmospheric pressure sensor circuit
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Temperature sensor circuit
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Tablet Device
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Audio unit circuit
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System power circuit (Method using power controller)
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Touch sensor circuit (Optical type)
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Touch sensor circuit (Capacitive type)
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System power circuit (Method without power controller)
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Camera unit circuit
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Display unit circuit
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Wireless communication circuit
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Over temperature monitoring circuit
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Programmable Logic Controller
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Power Supply Module
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Digital Input Module Circuit
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Digital output module circuit
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Analog input module circuit (single channel)
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Analog output module circuit (multiple channels)
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MCU module (RS-485 communication) circuit
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Smart Plug
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AC switch implementation using photo relays (under 0.3A)
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Wireless/key input section details
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AC switch example using photovoltaic coupler and MOSFET (for currents around 0.3A~1A)
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AC switch implementation using mechanical relays
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AC switch example using triac and triac-output photovoltaic coupler (for currents around 1A~)
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Power supply details
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Automotive IVI
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Wireless communications section
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protecting circuit (N-ch method)
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protecting circuit (P-ch method)
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Video and voice input section
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Display and audio output section
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DC-DC converter circuit (non-insulated buck type)
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Surveillance Camera
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Power supply (RTC)
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SD card section
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Power supply
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Detail of camera motion section
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Power supply circuit of storage
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Multi Function Printer
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Display block
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Scanner block
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USB 2.0 circuit
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Details of the power supply circuit for high-function printer
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ADF block/FAX modem block
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Engine block/Heater block/Finisher block
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Electric shaver
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Control MCU power supply
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Motor protection
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Constant voltage supply circuit
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Surge voltage protection
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Motor control
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Electronic Sphygmomanometer
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Motor control
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Control MCU power supply
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Constant voltage supply circuit
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Pressure sensor
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Motor protection
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Surge voltage protection
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LCD driver / controller
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IoT Sensor
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LED drive circuit
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Gas detection circuit
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Microphone amplifier circuit
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AC-DC Forward Power Supply
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AC-DC flyback power supply
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Main control section
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Temperature detection circuit
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Humidity detection circuit
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Ambient light detection circuit
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Refrigerator
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Fan drive circuit
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LED driving circuit
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Damper drive circuit
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MCU power supply circuit
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Compressor drive circuit
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Heater control circuit
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Sensor input circuit
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IH Rice Cooker
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LED driving circuit
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Heater control circuit
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IH coil drive circuit (using gate driver coupler)
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IH coil drive circuit (using discrete components)
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Fan motor drive circuit
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IH Cooking Heater
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LED drive circuit
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Current detector
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Brush motor drive circuit (Brush motor)
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IH coil drive circuit (Current resonance circuit)
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Display and operation section
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Wireless charger
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Full-bridge inverter circuit
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IC-driven DC-DC power supply circuit
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Action Camera
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RF unit (GPS)
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Display unit
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RF unit (Wi-Fi®/Bluetooth®)
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Camera unit
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Battery and USB unit
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Camera motion unit
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Wireless Earbuds
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Details of earphone case / External connector
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Details of earphone / Circuit protection
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Details of earphone case / Battery management
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Details of earphone case / Power supply lines (Load switch)
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Details of earphone / Power supply circuit
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Details of earphone / Battery management
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Electric Toothbrush
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Wireless power supply receiving unit rectifying circuit
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Motor control unit (2)
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LED driver
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Power supply circuit
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Current sensor circuit
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Motor control unit (1)
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Battery management
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Washing Machine
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Communication unit
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Main motor drive unit (MCU (controller) + gate driver + IPM)
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PFC circuit
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Main motor drive unit (MCU (controller) + gate driver + MOSFET)
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AC-DC converter circuit
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Water pump drive unit (MCD (controller) + high voltage IPD)
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Sensor input unit
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Operation unit (Key/LED)
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Operation unit (Touch panel)
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Solid State Drive
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Signal system
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Level shift (2)
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Level shift (1)
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Input voltage supply section
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Power supply
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Over temperature monitoring circuit
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LED lighting
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PFC circuit Active type
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LED drive circuit
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DC-DC converter circuit Forward type
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Sensor input circuit
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Human sensor circuit
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Ambient light sensor circuit
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Microwave Oven
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LED drive circuit
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Flyback type AC-DC converter
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Magnetron drive circuit (Using gate driver coupler)
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Magnetron drive circuit (Using bipolar transistor)
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Relay drive circuit
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Temperature sensor circuit
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Weight sensor circuit
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Air cleaner
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Main motor drive unit (When brushless DC motor is used)
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Dust monitor section
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Main motor drive unit (When AC motor is used)
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Operation unit (Example of Key/LED)
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Operation unit (Example of touch panel)
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Flyback type AC-DC converter circuit
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PV Inverter for Household Use
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Boost converter circuit
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Inverter circuit
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Mega-solar Inverters
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Gate drive circuit
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Monitor peripheral circuit
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Microcomputer peripheral circuit
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Inverter circuit
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Battery Management System for Automotive
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Charge circuit (Ground fault detection)
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Charge circuit (Prevention of sticking)
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Passive cell voltage regulation (Use of battery management IC)
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Passive cell voltage regulation (Battery management IC not used)
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Charge circuit (Detection of mechanical relay sticking)
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Battery monitoring circuit
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Adding redundancy to communications
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Battery shutdown circuit
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Automotive Electric Water Pump
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Driving circuit for brushed DC motor (N-ch type)
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Driving circuit for brushless DC motor (N-ch type)
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protection circuit (P-ch type)
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protection circuit (N-ch type)
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Driving circuit for brushless DC motor (N-ch/P-ch type)
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Automotive Power Sliding Door
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Brush motor drive circuit (1)
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Brushless motor drive circuit
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protecting circuit (P-ch method)
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protecting circuit (N-ch method)
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Brush motor drive circuit (2)
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Uninterruptible Power Supply
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Display unit
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Control signal transmission line between MCU and converter
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Communication signal transmission line between MCUs
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RS-232 interface
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Voltage and current detection signal transmission line
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USB interface
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DC-DC converter and control circuit
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Power supply to analog front end
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Power supply to communication MCU
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AC-DC converter (with PFC circuit) and control circuit
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Power supply to main MCU
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DC-AC inverter and control circuit
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Blood Glucose Meter
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Control MCU power supply
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ESD protection
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Sensor circuit
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Smart speaker
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Camera modules
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Ambient light sensor
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LCD backlight (High drive voltage)
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Wi-Fi®/ Bluetooth® solution
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Power supply circuit
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Camera motion solution
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Body Composition Analyzer
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Piezoelectric element
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Power supply
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Human body impedance measurement
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Panel display system
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Server
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Peripheral interface citcuits
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AC-DC converter for 12 V system (interleaved PFC) (1.6 kW power supply (VIN(AC) = 90 to 264 V, VOUT = 12.0 V, IOUT = 66.7 A / 133 A))
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AC-DC converter for 12 V system (bridgeless PFC) (1.6 kW power supply (VIN(AC) = 90 to 264 V, VOUT = 12.0 V, IOUT = 66.7 A / 133 A))
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DC-DC converter for 48 V system (Power supply for 1.2 V and 100 A output isolated DC-DC converter (VIN(DC) = 40 to 59.5 V, VOUT = 1.2 V, IOUT = 100 A))
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DC-DC converter for 48 V system (300 W isolated DC-DC converter power supply (VIN(DC) = 36 to 75 V, VOUT = 12.0 V, IOUT = 25 A))
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AC-DC converter for 48 V system
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Fan drive circuit
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Over temperature monitoring circuit
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Robot Cleaner
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Infrared sensor circuit
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Flyback AC-DC circuit
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Brush motor drive circuit (IPD + MOSFET)
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LED drive circuit for status display
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Brushless motor drive circuit (IPD + MOSFET)
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Wi-Fi®/Bluetooth® circuit
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Brushless motor drive circuit (Motor Driver)
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Brush motor drive circuit (Motor Driver)
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Warm water bidet
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Heater/Water tap control circuit
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Flyback AC-DC circuits
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Fan motor drive circuit
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LED driving circuit
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Lid and seat open/close brush motor drive circuit
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Fan motor drive circuit (With MCD)
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Lid and seat open/close brush motor drive circuit (With MCD)
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Nozzle motor drive circuit (with transistor array)
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Thermostat
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Power supply circuit (1)
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Power supply circuit P-ch MOSFET type
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Power supply circuit (2)
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Power supply circuit N-ch MOSFET type
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Isolation circuit
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Panel display circuit
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Temperature sensor circuit
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Ambient light sensor circuit
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Humidity sensor circuit
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Automotive Engine Control
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protecting circuit (N-ch method)
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protecting circuit (P-ch method)
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Fuel injection system
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Mechanical relay system
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Motor Valve for engine
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Low-side/High-side switch drive circuit
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Automotive Junction Box
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Semiconductor relay system
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Mechanical relay system
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Inverter for xEV
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Drive circuit for brushless DC motor
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Automotive DC-DC Converter
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DC-DC converter circuit (non-isolated buck type)
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DC-DC converter circuit (non-isolated boost type)
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DC-DC converter circuit (isolated type)
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protecting circuit (N-ch method 48V)
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protecting circuit (N-ch method 12V)
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Electric Power Steering
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Brushless motor drive circuit
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Brush motor drive circuit
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protecting circuit (P-ch method)
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protecting circuit (N-ch method)
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Automotive LED Headlamp
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LED matrix control circuit
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protecting circuit (P-ch method)
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DC-DC converter circuits (non-insulated boost type)
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protecting circuit (N-ch method)
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LED matrix control circuit (2)
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Transmission management
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Brushless motor drive circuit (N-ch / P-ch types)
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protection circuit (P-ch type)
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Mechanical relay system
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protection circuit (N-ch type)
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Automotive HVAC
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Brush motor drive circuit
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protecting circuit (P-ch method)
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protecting circuit (N-ch method)
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Stepping motor drive circuit
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Brushless motor drive circuit(12V power supply)
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Brushless motor drive circuit(48V power supply)
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Cordless Cleaner
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LED drive circuit for lighting
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Flyback AC-DC circuits
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Head motor drive circuit Brushed DC motor
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Main motor drive circuit Brushed DC motor
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Main control circuit
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Human Sensor
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Power supply circuit
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Sensor circuit
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Alarm circuit
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Inverter/Servo
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Improvement of power factor (PFC)
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DC-DC converter
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Motor driving circuit (with MOSFETs)
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Motor driving circuit (with IGBT Module/IPM)
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Digital signal transmission line
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Analog signal transmission line
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Interface circuits
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Multi-level motor driving circuit (with MOSFETs)
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Automotive Brake Control
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Brake actuator for ABS/ESC
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protection circuit (P-ch type)
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protection circuit (N-ch type)
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Automotive V2X
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Antenna peripheral circuit
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12 V DC-DC converter (non-isolated buck type)
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protection circuit (P-ch type)
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protection circuit (N-ch type)
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Automotive Integrated Starter Generator
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Brushless DC motor drive circuit
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CAN transceiver protection circuit
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protection circuit
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Automotive Electro Active Suspension
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Drive circuit for brushed DC motor
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Drive circuit for brushless DC motor
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protection circuit (P-ch type)
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protection circuit (N-ch type)
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Automotive On-board Charger
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12 V DC-DC converter (Isolated type)
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Power supply ON/OFF control and reverse connection protection circuit (N-ch type)
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Control circuit
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Mechanical relay control circuit
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Automotive USB Power Charger
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Circuit for cigar socket type
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Circuit for accessory type
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Automotive Radiator Fan
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Driving circuit for brushless DC motor
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Driving circuit for brushed DC motor (1)
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Driving circuit for brushed DC motor (2)
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CAN transceiver circuit
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Automotive Electric Turbocharger
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Driving circuit for blushless DC motor
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CAN transceiver circuit
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Automotive
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Inkjet Printer
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Print engine block
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Improving the efficiency of solar panels with advanced MOSFET technology
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Innovations in isolation - advanced photocoupler technologies enable greater protection in smaller packages
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Power MOSFETs explained - a 5 minute guide for the busy design engineer
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Low-Power Inverter Drives for High-Power Environments
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Getting to know your photocoupler - key phrases & characteristics that you need to be aware of
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DSOP Advance: high power density MOSFETs in a small package
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Thermal Management Implications of Advances in Packaging & Silicon Technologies for Power Semiconductor Devices
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HV-IPDs Will Play Integral Role in Driving Further Energy Improvements in Domestic Appliances
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Cost-Effective Inverters Set to Bring About Next Generation Low Power Motor Drives
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Implementing More Effective Motor Drives
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How to Select the Right Power MOSFET
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Knowledge is Power - Essential Attributes of Power MOSFETs
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How to protect analogue circuits using isolation amplifiers
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DSOP Advance: Addressing the fundamentals of heat in power systems
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Realizing benefits through full integration of smart gate-drivers
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Why Ethernet Holds the Key to Data Hungry Automotive Infotainment
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Satisfying Automobile Industry’s Demands for More Effective Motor Control Solutions
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In search of a quieter life - combatting noise and vibration via innovations in motor control
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Role of HV-IPD Technology in Boosting Efficiency of Modern Household Appliances for a More Energy Aware Society
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Combatting Heat Dissipation Issues as Higher Density Power Systems are Deployed
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How MOSFET technology will boost the effectiveness solar energy installations
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Ethernet-based in-vehicle networking shows it credentials in relation to automotive infotainment
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Processes enable higher efficiency in motion control
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Using integrated drivers to deliver functional safety in automotive motor control?
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Using Intelligent Phase Control (InPAC) to deliver low noise and optimized motor efficiency
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How to improve power conversion performance with new MOSFET technologies
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MOSFETS: Improving power switching, reducing noise
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Optimising MOSFET performance – chip and package
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High performance MOSFETs build better power tools
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Why new superjunction developments are delivering cooler, more efficient MOSFETs
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Paralleling MOSFETs: Some key considerations
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How do MOSFET current and thermal limitations interact?
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Ethernet Based Communication Set to be Foundation of Automobile Infotainment Systems
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Designing USB Type-C: How to address power and data integrity challenges
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Next generation MOSFET technology takes on the challenges of the automotive sector
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Advanced power MOSFET technology addresses cordless power tool challenge
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Unique packaging technology drives automotive MOSFETs
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How semiconductor advances can drive improved motor control
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Challenging high-power automotive applications demand parallel switching
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Incremental improvements deliver significant benefits to high-power automotive applications
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Superjunction MOSFET Technology Trends for Power Design
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Why MOSFETs can make cordless power tools smaller and lighter
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USB Type-C: Everything to everyone?
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Will USB Type-C make power adapters obsolete?
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Which storage system: HDD or SSD?
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HDD-Based solutions to meet the tasks for storage systems virtualisation
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HDD-based solutions to meet the tasks for archiving and video streaming
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Long term availability of replacement HDDs for enterprise storage systems
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How to control latching relays in smart power meters - an alternative use for brush motor driver ICs
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Efficient motor control for e-bike applications
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Testing replacement drives in hardware-based RAID systems
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What benefits will Automotive Ethernet deliver to vehicle cable harnesses?
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Making Field-Oriented Control of motors simple
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Bridging video interfaces to automotive SoCs with image enhancement capability
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Enhanced connectivity for e-bike applications
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Replacing wire bonds enhances automotive MOSFET performance and reliability
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HDD or SSD for storage systems? – Comparing the performance
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Complying with IEC 60730 in motor control applications
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How do hardware accelerators simplify motor control applications?
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Finding the optimal power switching solution for cordless handheld tools
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Protecting and delivering power and data in USB Type-C designs
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Is Automotive Ethernet the next revolution in in-car audio?
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A simple solution to the challenges of Automotive Ethernet audio systems
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Field-Oriented Control of Brushless Motors without the Math
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Displaying automotive’s best side in the vehicle
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MTTF – What hard drive reliability really means
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HAMR vs. MAMR – Microwave technology delivers higher storage densities in hard disks
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Introducing the clever fuse
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Storing the world’s most valuable experimental data
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Can Ethernet help with a weighty automotive challenge?
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The H-bridge motor driver building on a wonderful heritage
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Bringing the backing track of motoring into the 21st century
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Efficient, Targeted Heating with Induction-Based Cooking
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Stepper, DC or BLDC – There’s a Solution for Every Application
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Meeting the motor drive challenge of power tool design
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Futureproofing vehicles – cameras and displays
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Sophisticated fuses for smarter protection
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eFuses: Much more than ‘just a fuse’
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Get started, or continue, with this H-bridge motor driver
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IGBTs for Induction Heating in Cooking Appliances
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A Range of Motor Control Devices for Every Application
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Facilitating Servo Drive Development in Robots and AGVs
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Importance of TSN in Fulfilling Next Generation Industrial Automation
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Changing the Rules of Engagement in USB
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Developing Servo Drives for Next-Generation Robotics
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Streamlining DC Motor Implementation and Elevating Efficiency Levels in 10A-Rated Automotive Applications
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Migration to Automotive Ethernet and the Opportunity to Enhance In-Vehicle Audio
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Low-Noise Sensorless Field-Oriented Control of Motors via Advanced Hardware & Software
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Essential Electronics - The H-bridge Motor Controller
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More Effective IGBT Soft Switching for Induction Cookers
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Making Servo Drives More Efficient in a Robotic/AGV Context
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Continued Need for HDD Data Storage in this Increasingly Data-Centric Era
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Case Study: Cost-Optimised HDD Solution Meets Exacting Demands of Surveillance Sector
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Validating HDD Storage System Performance in a Real-World Context
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Accelerating EV Charging System Development: New PFC Reference Design Proves Invaluable Tool
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Why Designers are Looking to SiC for Bidirectional DC-DC Converters
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TSN Signifies the Start of New Era in Industrial Automation
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A More Effective Integration Strategy within Automotive Brushed DC Motor Systems
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The Ongoing Progression of FOC Motor Control
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Enhancing Automobile Audio Networks via Ethernet-AVB
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Toshiba’s H-Bridge Legacy Continues
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Transforming the Factory Floor - The Increasing Prevalence of Robotics and the Need for More Efficient Servo Technology
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Maximising Induction Cooker Efficiency by Choosing Better Switching Components
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Game-Changing SiC-Based Reference Design for EV Charging
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How SiC is Changing Bidirectional DC-DC Converter Designs
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Implementing Advanced Servo Operation in Robotic Designs
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Maximizing Motor Control Effectiveness at Lower Operational Speeds
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Bidirectional charging is an essential part of a renewable future
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New bidirectional 3-phase PFC reference design speeds up the development of EV charging solutions
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Flexible integration is key for brushed DC motors
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Advanced IGBT Technology Helps Broaden Appeal of Induction Cookers
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The continuing story of H-bridge motor driving
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Applying a Better Approach to Servo Drive Implementation in Next Generation Robotic Systems
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Implementing Superior Sensor-Less BLDC Motor Control
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Engineers favour SiC devices for bidirectional DC-DC converters
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Innovative bi-directional EV charging
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Why continue to use brushed DC motors?
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Understanding H-bridge motor drivers and their ongoing importance
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Can storage really be maintenance free?
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Implementing More Effective In-Vehicle Network Infrastructure
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Success story from the Technology Experience Lab at NTT Global Data Center
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Photorelays support mechanical relays in EV BMS applications
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The journey to a zero footprint in datacenters just got shorter
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How green is the PROMISE VTrack J5960 4U really?
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Integration of Superior SoC Solutions into Zonal Automotive Networks
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Toshiba’s smart gate driver solutions
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Correct drive for IGBTs and SiC MOSFETs enhances control and protection
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Will 10Gbps alone be enough to support automotive data transfer requirements? - Exploring a new architectural approach
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I2C Bus Interface – An Overview
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Isolating I2C designs with optocouplers
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Photorelay applications within electric vehicles (EVs)
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Rapid motor control development - Hardware
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Rapid motor control development - Firmware
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Controlling Vehicle Door Mirrors with Current Sensing Diagnostics Included
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Time sensitive networking for automotive applications
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BLDC motor control without the need for an MCU
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Factory automation needs better Ethernet
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Making PWM IO Adjustment in Motor Drivers More Streamlined
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Starting a sensorless BLDC motor
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Photorelays are the best choice for EV BMS applications
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EV switching – photorelays deliver convenience and reliability
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Taking a New Approach to Understanding SiC
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The Switching Benefits Derived from Using SiC
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Integration of SBDs into SiC MOSFET Devices
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Packaging & Configuration Advances Help Augment SiC Device Operation
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The latest storage trends put HDDs in the spotlight
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Toshiba Marks 40 Years of HDD Technology with New Advancements
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Using modern hard disk drives with legacy RAID controllers
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Lab testing of MG09 HDDs in a SAN system
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Exploring SiC MOSFET Figure of Merit (FOM)
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Enhancing Efficiency and Reliability with Wide VGSS and High Vth Ratings
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A different way to design high power charging solutions
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Magnetic isolation or traditional approaches?
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How to select the best RAID configuration for your application
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Second sourcing is an essential strategy for modern technology
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Replacement of enterprise hard drives in legacy systems
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Automotive Ethernet can save weight and reduce cost of vehicle cable harness
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Innovative approaches to video bridging for automotive infotainment applications
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HDD vs SSD Test: Comparing performance and operating costs
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Changing the topology for in-vehicle entertainment with Automotive Ethernet
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Toshiba’s Visconti™4 Image Recognition Processor Powers DENSO’s Front-Camera-Based Active Safety System
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Vulnerability found related to the generation and management of WPA2 Key on CANVIO (STOR.E) wireless products
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08
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Toshiba Unveils Single Package SSDs with 64-Layer 3D Flash Memory
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Toshiba Memory Corporation Introduces World’s First Enterprise-Class SSDs with 64-Layer 3D Flash Memory
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Toshiba Announces Next Generation Client SSD with 64-Layer 3D Flash Memory
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Toshiba Launches Smart Gate Driver Photocoupler
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Toshiba Launches H-Bridge Driver ICs for Low-Voltage 2.5V Drive
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09
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Toshiba Launches High-Current 4-Channel H-bridge Motor Driver IC
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Toshiba Expands Line-Up of Photorelays in DIP8 packages
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Toshiba’s New Stepping Motor Driver IC has an Anti-Stall Feedback Architecture
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Toshiba Announces New 1TB Hard Disk Drive for Mobile Client Storage Applications
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Toshiba’s New Reference Board Solution for TZ1200 App-Lite™ Graphics Processor
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Toshiba Adds 60V and 100V Products to High Current Photorelays
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Toshiba’s SO6L Package IC Photocouplers Now Have Option for Wide Leadform
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Toshiba Launches High-Voltage Multi-Channel Solenoid and Unipolar Motor Driver IC
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Toshiba Announces 10TB Enterprise Capacity HDD Generation with SATA Model Line-Up
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10
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Toshiba’s New Low Power Consumption Photocoupler Achieves High Speed Communication in Automotive Applications
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Toshiba Launches 40V and 60V MOSFETs Based on Latest Generation of Trench Process
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11
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Toshiba Expands Line-up of Latest Generation Trench MOSFETs with Ultra-Compact 40V Device for Low EMI Designs
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Toshiba’s New Three-phase Brushless Motor Drivers Realise High Speed Rotation for Small Motors
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Toshiba Expands Line-up of New-generation Transistor Arrays
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Toshiba starts sample shipment of automotive stepping motor driver
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New Stepper Motor Drivers from Toshiba Improve Motion Accuracy and Motor Efficiency
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Toshiba Announces 10TB Surveillance Hard Disk Drive
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Toshiba Memory Europe Unveils UFS Devices Utilizing 64-Layer, 3D Flash Memory
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Toshiba Increases Performance, Doubles Capacity with New XG5-P NVMe SSDs
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12
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Toshiba introduces new Bluetooth® low energy IC for automotive applications
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Toshiba sets new standard with advanced high-efficiency Audio Power Amplifier
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Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation Launches World’s First 14TB HDD with Conventional Magnetic Recording
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Toshiba Memory Europe Announces UFS 2.1-Compliant Embedded NAND Flash for Automotive Applications
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Toshiba Introduces New 10,500rpm Enterprise Performance HDD Model Generation
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News Release
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2017
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10
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Relationship with Wor(l)d Media Technology Corp.
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2018
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01
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Toshiba releases new Bluetooth 4.2 evaluation and prototyping platform
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Toshiba launches two new ICs compliant with Bluetooth® Ver. 5.0
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Toshiba Unveils Mainstream RC100 NVMe SSD Series at CES 2018
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Ultra-Compact Bi-Directional ESD Protection Diode for Portable Devices
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Toshiba launches small LDO regulator ICs suitable for IoT applications
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02
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Toshiba releases 100V N-channel power MOSFETs for industrial applications
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Toshiba adds power amplifier IC adopting pure MOS for car audio
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Toshiba releases medium voltage, high current photorelay in small package
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Toshiba introduces SOI process for low-noise RF Amplifiers
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Toshiba Announces New 2TB Hard Disk Drive for Client Storage Applications
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03
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Toshiba Launches High Peak Pulse Current TVS Diodes for Power Line Protection
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Toshiba add new line-up of high speed signal transmission photorelays
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Toshiba releases N-channel MOSFET driver ICs
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Toshiba Launches Photocoupler with UVLO Function for Digitally Controlled Switching Power Supplies and IPM Drives
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Toshiba launches 1.5A LDO regulators in ultra-small package
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Toshiba unveils next generation 600V planar MOSFET series
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Toshiba releases high-current photorelays for factory automation
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04
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Toshiba releases medium voltage photorelay for industrial applications
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Toshiba launches new surface-mount brushed motor driver IC
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Toshiba gate driver photocoupler with 2.5A peak output current in low profile package
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Toshiba releases new, powerful surveillance and video streaming internal hard disk drives
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05
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PCIM 2018: Toshiba releases automotive 40V N-Channel power MOSFETs in 5mm x 6mm package
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Toshiba to exhibit multiple exciting new products at PCIM Europe
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Toshiba releases photorelay for factory automation and other industrial applications
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Toshiba releases new three-phase brushless fan motor driver IC
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World’s first[1] 14 TB[2] server HDD joins Toshiba’s enterprise and consumer product line up on api - partner stand at CEBIT 2018
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Toshiba develops 4.5 kV press-pack IEGT with improved rupture resistance
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06
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Toshiba releases interface bridge devices for automotive infotainment applications
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Toshiba announce new evaluation board for three-phase BLDC motor drive ICs
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Toshiba Launches active-clamp MOSFET series for relay drivers
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07
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Toshiba Announces 14TB HDD Availability on Select Supermicro Storage Servers
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Toshiba announce new analog output IC photocoupler for automotive applications
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Toshiba develops low reverse-current Schottky diode with improved thermal performance
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Toshiba release compact power MOSFET gate driver intelligent power device
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Toshiba launch high current photorelays in DIP4 package
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08
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Toshiba adds new three-phase brushless fan motor controller IC
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Toshiba obtains UL 508 certification for eight photorelays
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Toshiba announce next-generation superjunction power MOSFETs
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Toshiba Expands Line-up of Arm® Cortex® -M3-based Microcontrollers
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Toshiba sampling new high-definition microstepping motor driver
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Toshiba gives more capacity to SAS 3.5” enterprise HDD models
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09
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Toshiba releases automotive 40V ultra low Rds(on) MOSFETs in 5mm x 6mm packages with double-sided cooling
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Toshiba H-bridge motor drive IC supports low voltage, high current drive
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Toshiba launches power amplifier for automotive audio systems
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Toshiba releases DC brushed motor IC with current limit detection
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10
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Toshiba announces Bluetooth® 5 IC for automotive applications
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11
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Toshiba adds new 4-channel linear power amplifier for car audio
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Toshiba unveils 130nm Fit Fast Structured Array development platform
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Toshiba recognised as Most Committed Supplier in Agfa HealthCare Supplier Excellence Awards
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12
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Toshiba launches H-bridge driver IC supporting low-voltage, large current drive
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2019
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01
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Toshiba Develops DNN Hardware IP for Image Recognition AI Processor Visconti 5 for Automotive Driver Assistance Systems
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Toshiba announces new 16TB Enterprise Capacity Hard Disk Drives – MG08 Series
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Toshiba Announces Latest Ethernet Bridge IC for Automotive and Industrial applications
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02
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Toshiba to exhibit range of new products and technologies at Embedded World 2019
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Toshiba releases small MOSFET with excellent ESD protection
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Toshiba Image Recognition SoC for Automotive Applications Integrates a Deep Neural Network Accelerator
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Toshiba launches single-supply single-gate logic devices supporting low voltage operation
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03
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Toshiba starts sample shipments of automotive DC motor driver IC with LIN slave function
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Toshiba’s new small surface mount LDO regulators lower power consumption
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Toshiba launch a new adapter for unidirectional optical modules
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Toshiba Employee Receives 2018 MIPI Lifetime Achievement Award
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04
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Toshiba announces significant presence at PCIM Europe 2019
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05
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Toshiba’s ARM® Cortex®-M4-based Microcontrollers deliver high-speed data processing
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Toshiba high-current photorelays achieve UL 508 certification for factory automation applications
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06
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Toshiba launches new family of low voltage driven photorelays
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Toshiba launches compact, high-efficiency DC brushed motor driver IC with popular pin-assignment HSOP8 Package
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Toyota Alphard/Vellfire with Toshiba’s Advanced Image Recognition Processor Wins Japan’s Highest Award for Preventive Safety Performance
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Toshiba launches sensorless control pre-driver IC for BLDC motors
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Toshiba launches CCD linear image sensor with enhanced performance
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Toshiba launches three-phase brushless motor controller ICs with sine wave drive
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07
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08
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Toshiba launches sensorless control pre-driver IC for BLDC motors
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09
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Toshiba launches high-voltage dual-channel solenoid driver IC
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10
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Toshiba Launches Voltage Drive Photorelay with a Tiny 2.9mm2 Footprint
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Toshiba releases low capacitance TVS diodes suitable for ESD protection
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Toshiba launches 600V sine-wave PWM Driver IC for three-phase brushless motors
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Toshiba announces new three-phase brushless motor control pre-driver IC
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11
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Toshiba launches compact resettable eFuse IC providing safety for low voltage applications
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Toyota Lexus UX and Lexus NX with Toshiba’s Image Recognition Processor Win Highest Score in Japan’s Assessment of Preventive Safety Performance
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12
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Toshiba launches a range of general-purpose system power ICs for automotive applications
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Toshiba announces new three-phase brushless motor controller with gate driver
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Toshiba announces new 100 V N-channel MOSFETs for automotive applications
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2020
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01
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Toshiba launches a 10Mbps logic output photocoupler for PLCs
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02
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Toshiba launches new high-resolution micro-stepping motor driver IC with integrated current sensing
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Toshiba to launch new Servo Drive Reference Model at Embedded World 2020
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Toshiba announces trio of new high-current photorelays
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Toshiba Withdraws from Participation at Embedded World 2020
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Toshiba announces new cutting-edge CMOS silicon on insulator process
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03
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Toshiba Releases New 100V N-Channel Power MOSFET for Automotive Applications
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Toshiba Adds New Brushed DC Motor Driver IC with wide operating voltage range
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Toshiba's Latest Enterprise Hard Disk Drives Qualified for Microchip Technology’s Adaptec HBAs and RAID Adapters
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Toshiba Expands 32-bit Microcontroller Product Line-up
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Toshiba announces a new dual output IGBT / MOSFET driver
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Toshiba launches two new 80V N-channel power MOSFETs
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04
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Toshiba Launches Improved 1350 V IGBT device for domestic appliance applications
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Use of Shingled Magnetic Recording (SMR) technology in Toshiba Consumer Hard Drives
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05
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Toshiba Launches MOSFET Gate Driver Switch Intelligent Power Devices
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Toshiba announces compact intelligent power device with 600V rating
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06
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Toshiba adds automotive display interface bridge ICs for IVI systems
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Toshiba expands super junction N-Channel MOSFET series with addition of new 650V devices
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Toshiba Releases Industry’s First High-Speed Communications Photocouplers that can operate from a 2.2V supply
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07
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2-Phase Stepping Motor Driver IC from Toshiba Fully Addresses Automotive Sector Requirements
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New 1500pixel Image Sensor Arrays from Toshiba Accelerate AOI Throughput Figures
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08
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Toshiba Collaborates with MikroElektronika to Create Five New Motor Control Click boards™
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Toshiba’s Visconti™4 Image Recognition Processor Selected by Leading Chinese Manufacturer for ADAS Solution
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Toshiba Announces Compact Low ON-Resistance N-Channel MOSFETs for automotive
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Toshiba’s New Photorelays with Low Trigger Current Contribute to Low Power Consumption in Battery-Powered Equipment
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09
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New Photorelays from Toshiba Contribute to Equipment Downsizing by Reducing Mounting Density
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Toshiba Introduces new Compact-Sized Photorelay Devices
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Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation Implements New Strategies for System LSI Business
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10
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Toshiba Launches 1200V Silicon Carbide (SiC) MOSFET
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Toshiba Launches Ultra-Low Current Consumption CMOS Operational Amplifier
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Toshiba Announces Updated 4TB, 6TB and 8TB Enterprise Capacity Hard Disk Drive Models
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Compact Low On-Resistance MOSFET Devices from Toshiba Significantly Enhance Battery Pack Operation
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11
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Toshiba focuses on power system designs at Electronica Virtual 2020
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Toshiba’s Announces New Dual-Channel H-bridge Motor Driver IC with PWM Control
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Compact, low noise, high ripple rejection LDO regulator series delivers enhanced power rail stabilization in space-constrained designs
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12
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10A H-Bridge Motor Driver ICs from Toshiba Fully Optimised for Automotive Deployment
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2021
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01
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Toshiba Expands Portfolio of Low-Power Performance-Enhanced 32-Bit Microcontrollers Using Arm® Cortex®-M Technology
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02
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Toshiba Adds New Function-Rich Resettable eFuse to its Product Portfolio
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Toshiba Introduces High-Current Photorelay Optimised for Industrial Implementation
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Toshiba Unveils New 18TB MG09 Series Hard Disk Drives
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03
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SiC MOSFET Modules from Toshiba Enable Downsizing of Industrial Implementations While Simultaneously Boosting Efficiency Levels
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Toshiba's announces five 650V superjunction power MOSFETs housed in the new TOLL package
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Compact, Low-Profile LDOs from Toshiba Deliver Low Output Voltage Noise Alongside Exceptional Output Voltage Accuracy
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04
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05
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06
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Latest 1-Form-B Photorelay from Toshiba Offers 1.2A On-State Current Rating
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07
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Toshiba announces new photovoltaic-output photocoupler with increased open voltage for isolated solid-state relays
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Toshiba release ARM® Cortex®-M4 microcontrollers for motor control
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08
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Toshiba launches low-spike-type 40V, N-channel power MOSFET
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Toshiba`s latest 18TB HDDs receive Adaptec® HBA and RAID Adapter Qualification
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09
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Toshiba expand the TXZ+TM family with ARM® Cortex®-M4 microcontrollers for high-speed data processing
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10
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Toshiba release new 40V/2.0A constant current stepper motor driver IC
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Toshiba Releases New M4N Group of ARM® Cortex®-M4 Microcontrollers in the TXZ+TM Family Advanced Class
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11
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Toshiba announce new automotive BLDC pre-driver IC supporting ASIL-D
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12
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New automotive photocoupler offers highest collector-emitter voltage of 200V
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2022
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01
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Toshiba launches ultra-small 4-Form-A voltage driven photorelays
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Toshiba launches high performance Ethernet PCIe bridge IC
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Toshiba releases new high peak output current photocouplers
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Toshiba announces new high voltage laboratory in Germany
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Toshiba release high voltage 1500V automotive photorelay
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Toshiba announces load switches with ultra-low quiescent current consumption of 0.08nA
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02
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Toshiba announces new low power photorelays with extended operating temperature
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Toshiba announces three-phase BLDC pre-driver IC featuring sensorless sine-wave motor control
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Toshiba introduces a new size-reduced MOSFET gate driver
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New ultra-low capacitance TVS diode launched by Toshiba
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03
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Toshiba Defines Nearline HDD Technology Roadmap to Meet Ever-Increasing Global Data Demands
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New range of Mikroelektronika Click boards™ featuring stepper motor drivers from Toshiba
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New 150V N-channel power MOSFET improves power supply efficiency
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04
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Toshiba further expands super junction MOSFET range with four additional 650V devices
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Toshiba Releases New M3H Group of ARM® Cortex®-M3 Microcontrollers in the TXZ+TM Family Advanced Class
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05
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Toshiba expands collaboration with MikroElektronika introducing the Clicker 4 for TMPM4K development board for Motor Control
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06
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Toshiba extends miniature MOSFET gate driver family for portable applications
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Toshiba partners with Farnell to strengthen supply chain for an extended range of new and innovative products
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Toshiba announces availability of highly accurate SPICE models
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07
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Collaboration between Toshiba and Visiotech addresses demand for high capacity data storage in video surveillance applications
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08
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Toshiba releases 2.5A output smart gate driver photocoupler for IGBT and MOSFET control and power protection in industrial applications
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Toshiba Introduces First Smart Gate Driver Photocoupler with Automatic Recovery Function
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Toshiba launches third generation 650V silicon carbide (SiC) MOSFETs
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Third generation 1200V SiC MOSFETs from Toshiba boost industrial power-conversion efficiency
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09
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Toshiba to exhibit solutions for power efficiency, smart industry, and mobility at Electronica 2022
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Toshiba announces 4.5V-33V stepper motor driver in tiny package that saves space and simplifies design
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10
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Toshiba Announces 20TB MG10 Series Hard Disk Drives
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11
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Toshiba simplifies motor control with new software and hardware ecosystem
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Toshiba’s latest 20TB HDDs receive Microchip’s Adaptec® SmartRAID controller qualification
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12
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New N-channel power MOSFETs leverage advanced heat dissipation capabilities to support larger automotive currents
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Toshiba announces new 8-channel high- and low-side switches for driving loads in industrial applications
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Toshiba’s highly-compact automotive-grade BLDC motor gate driver is now in volume production
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Toshiba announces new IGBT device based upon latest generation semiconductor process
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Toshiba develops automotive CXPI communication driver IC
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New high-performance 150V U-MOS X-H MOSFET from Toshiba
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Contributing to a sustainable future: Toshiba proves its power credentials at PCIM 2023
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Toshiba’s advanced digital isolators deliver high-speed multi-channel operation
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Toshiba announces Thermoflagger over-temperature detection ICs
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Toshiba’s compact new photorelays feature maximum turn on time of only 0.25ms
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Toshiba’s 50V motor driver ICs reduce component count, save board space and enable second sourcing strategies
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Toshiba launches 600V super junction N-channel power MOSFET series with ultra-low RDS(on)
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Toshiba releases a new range of low current, high input voltage LDO regulators
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Toshiba Introduces ARM® Cortex®-M3 Microcontrollers with 1MB Flash Memory
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Toshiba announces new 100V N-Channel MOSFET to support miniaturization within power supply applications
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Toshiba Electronics Europe announces new Vice President of its Battery Division
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Toshiba Electronics Europe announces new President and CEO
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SiC 650V Schottky barrier diodes with forward voltage of 1.2V released by Toshiba
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Toshiba launches tiny common-drain N-channel MOSFET
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Toshiba teams with MikroElektronika to accelerate automotive motor control development
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New 2200V silicon carbide MOSFETs enhance efficiency in challenging applications
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Toshiba releases 3rd generation silicon carbide (SiC) MOSFETs with reduced switching losses
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Toshiba sample software package expands microcontroller development tools ecosystem
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Toshiba introduces 600V-rated intelligent power devices for BLDC motor drive
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Toshiba to demonstrate a petabyte scale media storage solution at IBC
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Toshiba expands range of Thermoflagger™ temperature monitoring ICs
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Toshiba Announces 22TB MG10F Series Hard Disk Drives
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Toshiba launches a small photorelay for high-frequency signal switching
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Toshiba introduces automotive MOSFETs in an innovative new package
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New MikroElektronika Click Boards™ feature Toshiba digital isolators for isolated signal transmission in industrial applications
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Toshiba enhances range of 600V-rated IPDs for BLDC motor drive
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Toshiba launches first 30V N-Channel Common-Drain MOSFET
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Toshiba launches photovoltaic output photocoupler for automotive
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Toshiba releases new photorelay with comprehensive protection features
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Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage’s Status and Measures in Response to the Earthquakes in Ishikawa Region (Fifth Report)
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Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage’s Status and Measures in Response to the Earthquakes in Ishikawa Region (Sixth Report, Final, Update on March 4)
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Toshiba introduces additional -60V P-channel MOSFETs
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Toshiba announces new photorelays for semiconductor test applications
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Toshiba software for motor-drive development supports faster time to market
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Toshiba introduces a pair of automotive N-channel MOSFETs to expand range
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Toshiba Releases New Microcontrollers with Expanded Code Flash Memory Capacity to Support Firmware Updates
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Design Method to Improve Clamping Capability of Parasitic pn Diodes Utilizing Newly Developed Equivalent Circuit Model of SBD-Embedded SiC MOSFETs
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