MG Chemicals' thermally conductive 1-part epoxy adhesive features strong resistance to humidity, salt water, mild bases, and aliphatic hydrocarbons MG Chemicals' thermally conductive 1-part epoxy adhesive is a heat-cured system with an unlimited working time. It is an off-white,...

Texas Instruments' self-protected switch features controlled rise time and adjustable output discharge Texas Instruments' TPS22919 device is a small, single-channel load switch with a controlled slew rate. The device contains an N-channel MOSFET that can operate over an input...

Broadcom's ACHS-719x sensor ICs have a compact, surface mountable, SO-8 package that meets worldwide regulatory safety standards The Broadcom ACHS-719x (±10 A to ±50 A) fully integrated Hall effect-based isolated linear current sensors are designed for AC or DC current sensing...

ENS160 is a digital multi-gas sensor specifically designed for indoor air quality monitoring, offering optimum detection of a wide range of gases and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), including toluene, hydrogen, ethanol, NO2, and ozone. Based on ScioSense innovative TrueVOC™...

The industrial ACPL-K308U photovoltaic driver is designed to drive high voltage MOSFETs. It consists of an AlGaAs infrared light-emitting diode (LED) input stage optically coupled to an output detector circuit. The detector consists of a high-speed photovoltaic diode array and a...

New R&S NGA100 Brings Linear Accuracy to The Basic Power Supply Class Simply providing DC electricity is the purpose of a basic power supply, the piece of test equipment most commonly found on workbenches around the world. The R&S NGA100, a new series of basic power supplies...

We have recently seen several development boards integrated with the Rockchip SoC, including NanoPi R4S, Novasom M9, Tinker Board 2, and several others. However, we haven’t seen many boards built around the Rockchip RK3566 chip except the Pine’s Quartz64. To continue, the...

Do you want to make your Arduino or Raspberry Pi wirelessly send messages? Think no more, Axon is the answer. With just only two wires (TX and RX) your microcontroller can talk to a Linux computer thousands of Km away, or maybe track the logs of your Raspberry Pi located in a 400m...