Week 10 January - 16 January 2010
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ITT introduces sealed and cleanable connectors
ITT Interconnect Solutions' new Nemesis SC connectors are sealed but are also cleanable, enabling users such as soldiers and medical staff to operate in all conditions.
News from ITT Interconnect Solutions, 14 January 2010
Further information availableATS heat sinks cool ICs in low-airflow conditions
Advanced Thermal Solutions has introduced a line of lower-height Maxiflow heat sinks for cooling ICs and other hot components in narrow packaging and low-airflow-velocity conditions.
News from Advanced Thermal Solutions, 14 January 2010
Smart charger detects NiMH and NiCD cells
A 'smart' battery charger that can automatically detect and charge eight to 15 NiMH or NiCD cells is being launched by Powersolve.
News from Powersolve, 14 January 2010
Source-code-analysis tool detects Ada errors
Adacore has released Codepeer, a source-code-analysis tool that detects run-time and logic errors in Ada programs.
News from Adacore, 14 January 2010
TFT display module can be used with touch screen
The 5in WVGA (800x480) TFT display module from GPEG includes a high-brightness long-life LED backlight, good contrast ratio and an operating temperature range of -30 to 85C.
News from GPEG International, 14 January 2010
Infineon extends MOSFET application scope
Infineon Technologies has expanded the application scope of its OptiMOS power MOSFET portfolio.
News from Infineon Technologies, 14 January 2010
Inductive-touch kit includes metal-front panel
Microchip Technology has announced the Picdem Inductive Touch Development Kit.
News from Microchip Technology, 14 January 2010
SSI generator offerings span 7 to 900kW
Surge Suppression Incorporated (SSI) is offering a full range of generators through its Technical Services Division.
News from Surge Suppression, 14 January 2010
IR voltage regulator targets consumer electronics
International Rectifier has introduced the IR3870M Supirbuck integrated voltage regulator.
News from International Rectifier, 14 January 2010
Linear Technology ADCs dissipate less power
Linear Technology has announced a range of 24 ultralow power 14/12-bit, 125 to 25Msps, quad and dual ADCs that are said to dissipate as little as one third of the power of competing ADCs.
News from Linear Technology Corp, 14 January 2010
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