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Laurence Marchini

Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
 

We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "FET", and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest. Let me be your guide.
 
Start with the news release Supervisors sequence up to five power supplies from Maxim Integrated Products, which we summarised at the time by saying "The main applications for the MAX16050 and MAX16051 are servers/storage, networking and telecomms systems, where high reliability is paramount". A couple of weeks before, we featured the news release Controllers protect USB interfaces from Maxim Integrated Products: "Ideal for space-constrained applications, such as cellphones, smartphones, PDAs, MP3 players and portable video players that are attached to USB ports for connectivity or charging".
 
In January 2008, we covered the news from AVX concerning its AntennaGuard transient voltage suppressors - take a look at Transient voltage suppression protects antennas which says: "AntennaGuard varistors are suitable for protecting the FETs used in miniature RF amplifiers against ESD damage".
 
Take a look also at the news release from ON Semiconductor, Embedded power provides true design flexibility, as well as Controller has flexible approach to PSU efficiency from Vishay Siliconix, and PoE controller powers up hungry devices from Linear Technology Corp.
 

See also:

Convertor simplifies point-of-load applications (December 2007)
High-voltage boost convertor with integrated FET supports boost, SEPIC and flyback topologies to regulate single or dual Li-ion battery inputs

Controllers protect low-voltage systems (December 2007)
Devices provide resistor-programmable overvoltage (6 to 28V) and undervoltage (5 to 28V) trip levels

Regulator protects against spikes and hot swapping (November 2007)
Overvoltage protection regulator incorporates overcurrent protection and inrush current limiting to improve power supply reliability in high-availability systems

Book outlines simple electronic design (October 2007)
The author begins the book with an explanation of the working principles of semiconductor devices of various types

Efficient claims for compact regulator (September 2007)
Synchronous buck integrated FET regulator maintains up to 95% efficiency in both full load and light load conditions

PoE controller handles power-hungry applications (September 2007)
The LTC4264 power over Ethernet (PoE) interface controller can deliver up to 35W for two-pair systems and as much as 70W for four-pair systems

Hot-swap protection for 12V systems (August 2007)
Hot-swap protection IC combines Hall-effect current sensing technology with hot-swap control circuitry, resulting in a highly efficient integrated controller

Integrated circuit suits vibration motors (August 2007)
A soft-switching algorithm is used to reduce audible switching noise and EMI interference

Integrated battery chip replaces three (August 2007)
Single-cell stand-alone fuel gauge integrates a single-cell Li-ion protector and SHA-1 authentication in a tiny 3 x 5mm TDFN package

Switching regulators protect against spikes (August 2007)
High-efficiency 2A integrated FET step-down DC/DC switching regulators support wide operating input voltages and can handle transient spikes up to 100V

Controllers cut satellite receivers down to size (July 2007)
Satellite LNB controllers require just three external components to function - 10 fewer than alternative single universal LNBs and 20 fewer than typical C-band LNB designs

Power chip eases automotive display design (July 2007)
Highly integrated TFT-LCD power supply IC improves performance and cuts costs for powering 7 to 15in displays in automotive applications

FET and driver combine for compact power (July 2007)
Optimised and integrated FET plus driver power stage solution replaces discrete alternative to save more than 80% of PCB real estate

Controllers cut power for overvoltage protection (June 2007)
Overvoltage-protection controllers drive external P-channel FETs to provide protection to low-voltage systems against high-voltage faults up to 28V

Step-down controller keeps track of volatges (June 2007)
Dual-output synchronous step-down controller includes three different tracking modes for startup and shutdown voltages

Regulators power satellite receivers (May 2007)
Voltage regulator ICs are designed for use in the low noise block sections of analogue and digital satellite receivers

Handset power chips optimise battery efficiency (April 2007)
PWM step-down convertors in 2 x 2mm wafer-level packages are designed to power WCDMA/NCDMA power amplifiers in handset designs

MOSFET chipset raises bar on efficiency (April 2007)
Chipset powers high-current DC/DC convertors used in advanced telecomms and datacomms systems, notebook, high-end desktops and servers

MOSFET relays make space for more (April 2007)
SSOP-packaged MOSFET relays deliver designers a board space savings of 67% when compared with a standard SOP package

PWM buck controllers change voltage on the fly (March 2007)
Synchronous, pulse-width modulation (PWM) buck controllers have integrated voltage-transitioning switches for 'on-the-fly' voltage output changes and voltage margining

FET switches have inherently low video leakage (March 2007)
Low video leakage, high isolation and an industry-leading settling time make solid-state switches especially well suited for semiconductor manufacturing system test and R and D

Multichip module eases DrMOS power compliance (March 2007)
Highly integrated FET-plus-driver multichip module for high-current synchronous buck applications supports Intel's DrMOS Vcore DC/DC convertor standard

Power transistor is made for Chinese basestations (February 2007)
High-power multistage RF power LDMOS FET is characterised for TD-SCDMA wireless basestations

FET acquires RapidIO interoperability testing lab (February 2007)
Fabric Embedded Tools Corporation (FET) buys Tundra's RapidIO Interoperability testing facility

Probe achieves high-speed signal acquisition (February 2007)
Single-ended active FET probe provides the excellent high-speed electrical and mechanical performance required for the real-time testing and debugging of today's digital system designs

Switch covers 0.5 to 18GHz frequency bands (January 2007)
GaAs MMIC single-pole double-throw switch is based on 0.5um gate length GaAs pseudomorphic high electron mobility transistor device model technology

Motor controller takes Flash memory onboard (January 2007)
Melexis introduces the MLX81100 DC motor controller with embedded Flash memory and CPU for automotive high current applications

Software upgrades X-ray inspection system (January 2007)
Agilent Technologies has shipped its 8.4 software release with enhanced capabilities for the Medalist 5DX automated X-ray inspection (AXI) system

Level shifters bridge gap between logic and power (November 2006)
The iC-MFL, iC-MFN and iC-MFP are monolithically integrated, eight-channel level shifting devices that drive logic and N- and P-channel power FETs

Step-down convertors deliver high currents (November 2006)
Maxim Integrated Products has released the MAX8581 and MAX8582 high-efficiency, step-down DC/DC convertors that can continuously deliver 600mA

Power controllers are made for notebooks (November 2006)
Power supply controllers with digitally controlled output and fast transient performance are designed for processors and graphics chips used in notebook computers

Analogue products and technology come to Munich (November 2006)
Intersil Corp will showcase its analogue products and technology at Electronica 2006 in Hall A4, Booth 207 at the New Trade Fair Centre in Munich, Germany

Digital I/O cards have individually isolated lines (October 2006)
Low-cost PCI isolated digital I/O cards offer a range of 16, 32 or 48 individually optically isolated inputs or outputs

Power over Ethernet controller doubles up (September 2006)
A 26W PoE controller allows Ethernet-powered devices to use twice as much power from a standard Ethernet cable - without the need for an AC line

 

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