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Microsemi's PolarFire Splash Kit provides general purpose interfaces for evaluation and development.
Amber Wireless a Division of Wurth Electronics' AMB4426 module can be configured in many ways and supports data transfer with fast channel and address switching.
Digilent's Pmods augment the capabilities of system boards by adding sensors, actuators, communication, user input, and much more.
Littelfuse's 606 series high-current fuse allows circuit designers to reduce the amount of board space they reserve for protection components.
Texas Instruments' LMR33630 SIMPLE SWITCHER® regulator is an easy-to-use, synchronous, step-down DC/DC converter that delivers best-in-class efficiency for rugged industrial applications.
3M's Dynatel™ electronic marker system (EMS) locators 1420 are microprocessor-based systems designed to be accurate, fast, and integrated.
AMBER Wireless GmbH's USB stick offers numerous configuration possibilities and data transfer with fast-channel and address switching.
AMBER Wireless' low-cost AMB3626 OEM radio module for 169 MHz SRD band for various configurations. It supports data transfer and fast-channel/address switching.
Microchip's PIC32MZ EF Curiosity IoT development kit uses Amazon FreeROTS making it easy to create, manage and secure small, low-powered edge devices.
Panduit's Pan-Term ferrule end sleeves fit large gauge wire with assorted pin lengths and are designed for limited space applications.
Texas Instruments' bq25970YFFT dual-phase architecture reduces the input cap requirements as well as reducing the output voltage ripple.
Toshiba’s new LDO voltage regulators have excellent dropout, output current, and PSRR, and provides clean power to noise-sensitive applications.
NXP's LDMOS RF power transistors compact reference circuits can be reused resulting in savings and simplified supply chain for most HF and VHF systems.
Texas Instruments' TPS6282x is an all-purpose and easy-to-use 5.5 V, 1 A, 2 A, and 3 A step-down converter family with accuracy of 1% over the TJ range.
