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that has high voltage surges, eliminating the need for external surge suppression devices. The LTC3895 continues to operate at up to 100%duty cycle during input voltage dips down to 4V,making it well suited for transportation, industrial control, robotic and datacomapplications.
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released a high voltage non- isolated synchronous step-down switching regulator controller that drives an all N-channelMOSFET power stage. Its 4V to 140V (150V absmax) input voltage range is designed to operate froma high input voltage source or froman input
from0.8V to 60V at output currents up to 20amps with efficiencies as high as 96%. This part draws only 40µA in sleepmode with the output voltage in regulation, ideal for always-on systems. An internal charge pump allows for 100%duty cycle operation in dropout, a useful feature when powered froma battery during discharge. The power ful 1Ω
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A 10-bit PCIe high-speed digitizer running at 10GS/s has been launched by Keysight Technologies, Inc. With a very-high dynamic range and 10-bit resolution across a wide 2.5GHz bandwidth, the high-speed digitizer allows the capture of fast transients with high fidelity. This ADC card is designed for embedded OEM applications, such as medical research, analytical time-of-
flight (MS-TOF), environmental monitoring (LiDAR), ultrasonic non-destructive testing (NDT), semiconductor testing and distributed strain temperature sensor (DSTS). Furthermore, the new device is ideal for advanced physics experiments using single-shot or event-based applications. The new U5310A high-speed digitizer features two channels with 10-bit resolution, simultaneous sampling
at up to 5GS/s, and 10GS/s in interleaved mode. With a DC up to 2.5GHz bandwidth, this digitizer provides on- board real-time averaging at full sampling rate and large 4GB memory. Keysight developed new proprietary ICs for the U5310A. In particular, the low distortion and low noise LDNA
front-end amplifier IC to drive the ADC. This key component provides single ended to differential outputs with a distortion from 10 to 15dB lower than the distortion of the ADC—therefore overall performance is not impacted. The company also designed a low noise dedicated QMCK clock IC with very low 25 fs jitter. This specific IC drives the two ADCs, minimising jitter. Moreover, the TRAC trigger IC provides time precision of 15ps RMS. The averager (-AVG) firmware ensures accumulation of a large number of triggers for synchronous real-time sampling at 5GS/s on two channels and 10GS/s when interleaved. Innovative features, such as the programmable self-trigger output, optimises the signal-to-noise ratio and increases the ability to measure very small peaks accurately. This new PCIe high-speed digitizer focuses on interoperability, reusability and upgradability with other U53xxA digitizers.
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of medical dental and home healthcare. They are also suitable for broadcast, test & measurement and industrial e ui ment applications .
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PPs (Mean of Patient Protection) input to output isolation and a touch current of <100µA at 264Vac. All models comply with EN 55011-B (conducted and radiated) emissions and EN 61000-4-2 i
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