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EV Systems

A-Magnetics

E-DC Contactor

A-Super Capacitor

E-Precharge & Discharge Resistor

A-Circuit Protection

E-Current Sensor

A-Film Capacitor

E-Safety Switch

A-Sensors

F-Rectifier

A-Home Plug Green PHY

F-MOSFET

A-Rectifier

F-Diode

A-MOSFET

F-ESD & Load Dump Protection

A-Diode

F-Voltage Regulator

A-ESD & Load Dump Protection

F-Magnetics

A-Voltage Regulator

F-Circuit Protection

A-EV Charging Socket

F-Sensors

A-Capacitors & Resistors

G-Magnetics

B-Magnetics

G-Circuit Protection

B-Super Capacitor

G-Film Capacitor

B-Circuit Protection

G-Sensors

B-Film Capacitor

G-Rectifier

B-Sensors

G-MOSFET

B-Rectifier

G-Diode

B-MOSFET

G-ESD & Load Dump Protection

B-Diode

G-Voltage Regulator

B-ESD & Load Dump Protection

H-EMI Filter

B-Voltage Regulator

H-DC Contactor

B-Capacitors & Resistors

H-Home Plug Green PHY

C-MCU

H-LED Driver Fx

C-LED Driver Fx

H-LED Driver HB

C-LED Driver HB

H-Power Resistors

C-Capacitive Touch

H-High Power Semiconductors

C-Rectifier

H-EMI Shielding

C-MOSFET

H-Magnetics

C-Diode

H-Super Capacitor

C-ESD & Load Dump Protection

H-Circuit Protection

C-Voltage Regulator

H-Film Capacitor

C-Magnetics

H-Sensors

C-Super Capacitor

H-Rectifier

C-Circuit Protection

H-MOSFET

C-Film Capacitor

H-Diode

C-Sensors

H-ESD & Load Dump Protection

C-EMI Shielding

H-Voltage Regulator

C-Displays

H-Displays

C-EMI Filtering Caps

H-Monitors

C-Chip Antennas

H-EV Charger Connector

C-Memory

H-Current Sensor

C-Frequency Control

H-EMI/RFI Filters

C-Capacitors & Resistors

H-Frequency Control

D-Power Line Communication

H-Thermal Solutions

D-CAN XCVR

H-Memory

D-LIN XCVR

H-Capacitors & Resistors

D-Common Mode Chip Inductor

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Triad Magnetics: An Introduction to Impedance Matching Transformers

Triad Magnetics's An Introduction to Impedance Matching Transformers covers everything you need to know, including:

  • When and why impedance matching is so important
  • How impedance matching works
  • How it can be easily implemented during system design using an impedance matching transformer
  • Practical example problems and solutions
  • And more
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Handheld Devices

Electronics have come a long way from room-sized computers and briefcase-enclosed car phones. From mobile phones to video games to printers, nearly every device has an on-the-go, handheld option.

However, convenience alone only goes so far – a truly effective handheld design involves much more than just fitting in one’s hand, such as precision and durability. Developing a Handheld Device: Technical Challenges and Pitfalls lays out the rest.

This whitepaper covers:

  • Ergonomics of the Hand
  • Beginning the Design
  • The Meter, Display, and Keyboard
  • Power Supply Design
  • The Enclosure
  • Teardown Examples
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Infotainment

From Cloud-enabled, IoT-driven interaction capabilities to user-oriented comfort, navigation, and entertainment, today’s vehicles must leverage a range of new technologies to meet consumer demands.

Properly implementing these advanced functionalities relies on designers choosing the best components that make up the user interface.

Review all you need to know to optimize the user experience in our new whitepaper: The User Interface is the "Final Mile" in a Vehicle Infotainment System Deployment.

This paper breaks down the key design considerations for choosing components that make up a vehicle’s center stack, exploring various subsystems and their impact on utility. Sections include:

  • Infotainment and interface
  • Deployment considerations
  • The user interface
  • Behind the console
  • No electronics without electricity
  • Driving forward
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Custom Partners

Serving various markets with memory, semiconductor products, thermal, cable solutions, heatsinks, magnetics, EMI/RFI/EMC, fans, displays, power supplies, relays, transformers, magnetics, switches, circuit protection, sensing, RF/Communication, motors, optics, mechanical, and passive components.

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