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stage. As an example, the CHT-NMOS4005 is able to sink up to 6A at 25°C in switching mode. For applications requiring higher current capabilities, the CHT-NMOS4010 (for 12A at 25°C) or CHT-NMOS4020 (for 22A at 25°C) can be used.
PROMETHEUS-II is meant to be used with high voltage, high power devices in DC or AC Motor Drives, Switched Mode Power Supplies (SMPS) and any other power conversion application within high temperature environment or whenever system designers want to skip expensive cooling. Aeronautics (fly-by-wire), Train, Automotive (electric and hybrid vehicle), Industrial and Oil & Gas are amongst the target markets.
The application note for PROMETHEUS-II is available upon request. It includes detailed instructions to build a Power Transistors Driver, a reference design with its bill-of-material and schematic as well as detailed implementation for each chip of the BOM. Depending on specific customer needs, PROMETHEUS-II can be implemented with packaged components on a high-temperature Printed Circuit Board, or within a Multi-Chip-Module on the basis of bare dice. All active components are available immediately from Cissoid. A demonstration board can be ordered separately. For more information, visit
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CISSOID is the leader in high temperature semiconductor solutions, delivering standard products and custom solutions for power management, power conversion and signal conditioning in extreme temperature and harsh environments. CISSOID provides high reliability products guaranteed from -55°C to +225°C and commonly used outside that range, from cryogenic lows to upper extremes.
Whether the ambient temperature is low but the power dissipation heats up the
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chips, or in high temperature environments, CISSOID products enable energy, weight and cost savings in lighter, cooling-free and more compact electronic systems. They are used in mission-critical systems as well as in applications requiring long term reliability. CISSOID supplies leaders in the Oil&Gas, Aeronautics, Industrial and Automotive markets.
Xenics to target high-end thermography
2010-03-17
Xenics to extend its range of high-volume security and high-end thermography products.
Imaging solutions and infrared detection developer Xenics has announced it will extend its product portfolio to target the high-volume security and high-end thermography markets.
The firm plans to showcase a number of its new devices in the infrared (IR) imaging and thermography markets at this year’s Defense, Security and Sensing conference which is taking place in Orlando, Florida between April 5th and 9th, including its Meerkat, Xlin, Onca, Bobcat, Gobi and Cheetah ranges.
“We are broadening our product portfolio, as well as our strategic presence in new markets, changing from a mainly technology-driven to a fully market-driven approach,” commented Xenics founder and chief executive officer Bob Grietens.
The company claimed its indium gallium arsenide devices will revolutionise global markets in short-wave infrared spectroscopy, imaging and non-contact temperature measurement.
Xenics’ products are aimed at the most active range of IR from one to 14 micrometers and have applications in commercial, industrial, medical, security-related and scientific fields.
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