Switching regulator suits automotive applications

Linear Technology has announced the LT3575, an isolated monolithic flyback switching regulator suitable for industrial, medical, telecom, datacom and automotive applications.

News from Electronicstalk, 28 January 2011

DC/DC controller targets industrial applications

The LT3748 from Linear Technology is a high-input-voltage isolated flyback DC/DC controller that is suitable for a range of industrial, medical, telecom, datacom and automotive applications.

News from Electronicstalk, 21 January 2011

uModule Regulator targets medical systems

Applications for the LTM4618 6A DC/DC uModule Regulator include medical systems, ATCA cards, single-board computers, and industrial and networking equipment.

News from Electronicstalk, 13 January 2011

DC/DC controller implements Intel protocols.

Linear Technology has introduced the LTC3816, a single-phase synchronous step-down DC/DC controller implementing the Intel IMVP-6, IMVP-6+ and IMVP-6.5 protocols.

News from Electronicstalk, 7 January 2011

Linear introduces H-grade switching regulator

Linear Technology has announced a H-grade step-down switching regulator for load dump and cold-crank conditions commonly found in automotive applications as well as 24V industrial supplies.

News from Electronicstalk, 24 December 2010

Voltage controller with integrated power MOSFET

Linear Technology has introduced the LTC4219 5A Hot Swap controller with sense resistor, for protecting low-power boards from inrush current in many RAID, server, telecom and industrial applications.

News from Electronicstalk, 20 December 2010

DC/DC uModule PoL regulator for RAID systems

The LTM4611, a complete switch mode DC/DC uModule point-of-load regulator, is suited for applications in systems with only 3.3, 2.8 or 2.5V as the main power rail.

News from Electronicstalk, 14 December 2010

Linear regulator suits use in telecom applications

Linear Technology's MP-grade LT3008 20mA linear regulator features operation from -55 to 125C for a range of applications, including avionics, military, industrial, automotive, RF and telecom.

News from Electronicstalk, 9 December 2010

500mA linear regulator with wide temperature range

Linear Technology has widened the temperature range of its LT1763 high-voltage, 500mA linear regulator, for applications including avionics, military, industrial, automotive, RF and telecom.

News from Electronicstalk, 3 December 2010

DC/DC converter runs from TEGs and thermopiles

The LTC3109 is a step-up DC/DC converter and power-management IC that is designed to start up and run from millivolt input voltage sources such as thermoelectric generators (TEGs) and thermopiles.

News from Electronicstalk, 30 November 2010

• Linear launches high-voltage battery charger

• DC/DC converter suits apps with automotive inputs

• Hot swap controller integrates power monitoring

• VLDO ideal for low-voltage, high-current rails

• Regulator powers low-voltage, high-current devices

• Linear controller protects low-voltage electronics

• DC/DC controller eliminates remote sense wires

• Linear Technology adds H- and MP-grade controllers

• Linear Technology releases H-grade DC/DC converter

• Seminar focuses on design for healthcare markets

• DC/DC controller for automotive start/top systems

• Controller suits high step-down ratio applications

• Synchronous buck regulator targets Li-Ion apps

• DC/DC converter for various lighting applications

• DAC suits automotive systems and test equipment

• Battery gas gauges target single-cell Li-Ion apps

• DC/DC controller targets point-of-load regulators

• LTC554x mixers satisfy needs of WiMAX basestations

• Charger system targets li-ion/polymer batteries

• Voltage reference supports automotive applications

• DC/DC converter is compact LED driver solution

• 16-channel LED driver suits automotive systems

• Regulator for microprocessor core logic supplies

• Regulator features diagnostic and safety functions

• Regulator for portable battery-powered systems

• MP-grade DC/DC controller for battery-powered apps

• H-grade regulator suits automotive applications

• Linear offers high-speed synchronous Mosfet driver

• LTM2881 uModule transceiver breaks ground loops

• Buck regulator for single-cell Li-ion applications

• LTM4619 step-down DC/DC Umodule regulator system

• Linear releases step-down switching regulator

• LTM2882 Umodule transceiver breaks ground loops

• Linear LED driver uses step-up DC/DC controller

• DC/DC converter for 50W LED applications

• Linear unveils 200mA PNP low-dropout regulator

• DC/DC controller is ideal for portable instruments

• LTC6801 device monitors up to 12 battery cells

• Linear launches current monitor for 4-80V systems

• Linear seminars to discuss DC/DC regulators

• Switching regulator has burst-mode operation

• Linear unveils 1.2A step-down switching regulator

• Linear launches 1A DC/DC regulator system

• LTM8025 provides 36V input and 24V output voltage

• Power supply monitor manages DC/DC converters

• Power management ICs for portable applications

• LT3070 linear regulator has low dropout voltage

• Upconverting mixer supports LTE wireless broadband

• Synchronous buck regulator has constant frequency

• Linear introduces single-channel PoE controller

• Controller has phase-lock loop synchronisation

• Switching regulator has integrated boost diode

• Linear introduces PoE+ interface controllers

• LTC2656 DAC has 0.1 per cent gain error

• Linear launches two high-voltage battery chargers

• Battery charger controllers keep efficiency high

• Linear introduces four-port PoE controller

• Linear introduces micropower boost converter

• Linear unveils 50V synchronous buck converter

• Linear DC/DC controller has wide input range

• Converter delivers up to 100mA continuous current

• Overvoltage regulator has overcurrent protection

• Two-terminal current source has wide voltage range

• Analogue-to-digital converter dissipates 149mW

• Linear DACs are available in three resolutions

• Flyback controllers enable converter design

• DC/DC controllers for space-critical applications

• Linear offers high reliability version of LTC3824

• Linear expands regulator range with EMC system

• Differential buffer drives high-resolution ADCs

• Linear releases H-Grade LTC3803 DC/DC controller

• Linear announces buck-boost coverter

• LT unveils synchronous buck regulator

• Linear Technology unveils DC/DC Umodule LED driver

• Linear unveils LTC3546 dual-channel regulator

• Linear Technology introduces LT3509 converter

• Regulator delivers 1.25A continuous output current

• Linear converter drives up to four strings of LEDs

• Linear updates circuit simulation software

• Linear releases new step-down switching regulator

• PMIC integrates low-loss Powerpath control

• Linear introduces LTC4265 PoE interface controller

• LT3751 controller charges capacitors to 1000V

• LTC4099 designed for portable USB-powered devices

• Linear LDOs have high input voltage capacity

• Linear unveils dual hot-swap controller

• DC/DC boost-mode converter launched

• LT8410/-1 converters need only 8.5uA quiescent

• Linear Technology introduces LT3724MP controller

• LT3085 NPN LDO removes need for heat sinks

• Linear introduces LT3972 switching regulator

• RMS detector features accurate RF power readings

• LT3587 DC/DC convertor launched by Linear

• Linear Technology unveils LTC2301 and LTC2305 ADCs

• Linear releases filters/amplifiers

• Regulator delivers 50mA continuous output current

• Linear launches H-Grade of switching regulator

• LTC3608 buck regulator delivers up to 8A

• LTC4358 provides alternative to Schottky diode

• Linear launches low voltage hot swap controller

• Linear releases the LTC3564 buck regulators

• Linear launches power management device

• LT unveils battery charger controller

• Linear offers inductorless supercapacitor charger

• Linear Technology announces MOSFET driver

• Linear reveals current sense amplifier

• Linear introduces battery back-up system manager

• Linear launches triple output converter

• Linear has power solution for handhelds

• C-88 set to distribute Linear's circuits

• Multichannel drivers reduce conversion errors

• Four-channel DAC has programmable outputs

• Convertor has simple serial FPGA interface

• Delta-sigma ADCs save space and power

• Buck and boost combine in single-chip power

• Power device is biased about LCDs

• Buck regulator adds two adjustable LDOs

• Buck regulator delivers constant current

• Battery power manager is complete power system

• Power monitor IC promises true readings

• Low-noise ADCs upgrade comms performance

• Boost convertor adds low-voltage regulator

• Monitor watches over six power supplies

• Switching regulator and linear controller unite

• Three-channel regulator shrinks handset supplies

• Accelerator compensates for heavily loaded buses

• Serial ADCs support scalable sensor systems

• Wide-input regulator handles automotive supplies

• LED driver handles multiple displays

• Step-down controller runs 100% duty cycle

• Dual DAC offers six different outputs

• Bright answer for dimming backlights

• Current sense monitor goes high and low

• Point-of-load regulators supply intermediate buses

• Buffers manage bus capacitance

• Driver deals with heavyweight MOSFETs

• Regulator module designs in wide supply tolerance

• Wide-input convertor has broad sensor appeal

• Switching regulator is cool alternative to linear

• Step-down regulator handles automotive extremes

• Dual regulator has core and I/O voltages covered

• Regulator goes up or down with only an inductor

• Flexible convertor has wide input range

• DACs save power in industrial signal generation

• Handset TV chipsets powered from a single IC

• LED driver powers three strings of eight

• Amplifier drives high-speed ADCs

• Bus buffer links HDMI devices

• Boost chip powers OLED and backlight

• LDO packs in the power and cuts the noise

• Controller cuts step-up designs down in size

• Buck-boost convertor boasts big current

• Precision comparator saves space and power

• Regulators go high and low in one

• Controller is simple hot-swap answer

• Regulator modules target military and avionics

• Charger and LDOs combine for power in the hand

• Speedy ADC simplifies receiver design

• Tiny DACs go under the bonnet

• ADC drivers promise top performance

• Delta sigma design does away with delays

• Op amps enable low-power instrumentation

• Step-down convertor is small and cool

• DC/DC regulator frees up board space

• Power management IC offers fast charging

• Push-button controller tracks voltages

• Battery power manager integrates more

• Regulator reduces four-output real estate

• Controller cuts down power convertor designs

• Step-down convertor handles more heat

• LDOs withstand 80V input up to 140C

• Battery manager takes care of two charging sources

• PoE controller handles power-hungry applications

• Tiny comparator suits industrial environments

• Tiny voltage monitor works down to 1V

• Convertors keep backlights constant

• Charger chip is flexible about its inputs

• RS485 transceivers run from 3.3V supplies

• Regulator powers baseband chipsets

• High-efficiency convertor keeps its cool

• I/Q demodulator has extended frequency range

• Power supply chip is smart SIM option

• Convertor chip is biased about photodiodes

• RF mixer raises receiver dynamic range

• Controller creates wide-input supplies

• Two regulators in one cut supply size

• Power controller trades off size and efficiency

• Efficient convertor has low-resistance switches

• High accuracy for high-current regulations

• Hot swap controller protects mid-range systems

• Ballast device evens out LED brightness

• Convertor IC can cope with battery fluctuations

• Step-down controller steps up to drive MOSFETs

• Voltage monitor checks under and over

• Convertor takes temperature onboard

• Step-down convertor has wide input range

• Convertor is protected against industrial faults

• Power sourcing equipment controller in single IC

• Step-up charge pumps cut quiescent current

• Triple amp saves power for HD video

• Power management IC raises system reliability

• Tiny op amps maintain micropower operation

• Step-down convertor handles a variety of inputs

• A/D convertor connects straight to sensors

• Buck regulator takes VLDOs onboard

• CMOS dual op amp claims breakthrough performance

• Linear regulators extend temperature range

• Input DC/DC controller drives N-Channel Mosfets

• High efficiency basestation transceivers enhanced

• Current mode controller is ideal for automotive

• SMBus battery charger delivers up to 4A

• POL regulators adopt surface-mount IC form factor

• Convertor is compact driver for high-current LEDs

• Power IC is biased about CCD imaging

• Quadrature modulator goes direct-to-RF

• Regulator cuts drain for always-on applications

• Mixer chip covers a broad band

• ICs integrate all USB device demands

• Charger chip stands alone with single cells

• Linear logs strong product sales growth

• Small outline for buck-boost charge pumps

• Controller optimises DC/DC designs

• Digital Power Alliance

• Power detector includes fast comparator

• Hot swap controller handles four supplies

• RF power detector covers a bigger band

• Step-down convertor has wide input range

• Convertor offers 1.2GHz analogue input bandwidth

• Dual and quad op amps shrink to DFN

• Buck regulator delivers up to 7A

• Controller takes charge of board-level supplies

• Power manager handles handheld charging

• Buck regulator goes down to 0.8V

• Design centre is a first for Europe

• Controller assures high-availability supplies

• Boost convertor shrinks handheld supplies

• Dual-output power chip is frugal in standby

• Convertor dims to show its true colours

• Charger chip keeps its cool

• Linear regulator runs from lower voltages

• Photoflash chargers do the lot

• Speedy dual convertor suits software-defined radio

• Buck regulator keeps quiet for comms duties

• Lithium cell charger chip keeps its cool

• Supervisor watches for under- and overvoltage

• Quadrature modulator cuts basestation costs

• Industrial-grade regulator has very low dropout

• White LED driver and boost convertor come together

• LED driver shows its true colours

• Battery charger chip is ready to run on its own

• Controller needs no current sense resistor

• Bus multiplexers provide capacitive isolation

• Charger chips run from USB and mains adapters

• Log detector claims superior sensitivity

• Charge pump doublers shrink supply size

• Charge pump drives up to 17 LEDs

• Controller operates at higher junction temperature

• Modest sales growth for Linear

• Frugal switching regulator handles hotter duties

• Controller cuts out current sense resistor

• DC/DC convertor chip handles hotter duties

• VLDO gains fixed low-output-voltage options

• Regulator ideal for handheld wireless applications

• Eight 16bit DACs slim into tiny package

• ADC boosts basestation performance and stays cool

• Current sense amplifier monitors fuses and MOSFETs

• Step-down synchronous controller keeps its cool

• Step-up convertor has wide input range

• Charger chips manage two sources

• Linear breaks billion dollar revenue barrier

• Amplifiers front up speedy ADCs

• Electronic breaker needs no sense resistor

• Compact claims for dual-output regulator

• RF mixer cuts the cost of 3G basestations

• Micropower convertor takes more onboard

• LDO suits telecomms and automotive applications

• Phoenix design centre completes top ten

• Regulator goes low to power DSPs and MCUs

• Controller needs no current sense resistor

• How low can a regulator go?

• Controller starts without external regulation

• Programmable silicon oscillator bridges the gap

• Controller protects against hot-swap inrush

• RF mixers cut basestation power drain

• Charge pump minimises switching noise

• Royalties boost Linear's revenues

• ADC is attractive for undersampling

• Serial DAC shrinks for portable products

• Sequencer brings order to system supplies

• Step-up DC/DC controller is 96% efficient

• Single-cell charger chip handles more functions

• Controller boasts speedy transient response

• Regulator powers up TFTs and backlights

• All-in-one charger chip takes LDO onboard

• Convertors boast of AC performance

• Gate driver boosts output power

• Burst mode regulator is a first

• Convertor digitises multiple ratiometric sensors

• Controller allows sophisticated power monitoring

• Flexible configuration for dual-channel convertor

• Convertors bring accuracy to AC measurement

• Basestation convertor cuts power budget

• Solid-state oscillator simplifies stocking

• Battery charger chip needs no supervision

• DC/DC controller spreads spectrum to cut EMI

• Speedy charger chip keeps cells cool

• Boost convertor delivers 2A in 3 x 3mm DPN

• Fast and frugal ADCs boast top AC performance

• Diode-OR controller saves power and area

• Card power chip meets smart and SIM standards