This article will feature the dual device MOSFETs made in very small packages.

This article will feature information on how multiple MAX696x 8 x 8 matrix LED drivers can be set and programmed to support dot-matrix elements or larger LED displays.

This article will feature the MAXQ1850, a low-power, 32-bit RISC device engineered for electronic commerce, data safety systems and banking.

This article will be discussing about the rechargeable Li-Ion/Li-Poly batteries.

This article will feature the Foil Resistors that are new, cost effective, coated high precision bulk metal foil and Z with TCR down to ±0.2 ppm/°C, tight tolerance to ±0.01 %, and nearly immeasurable 1-ns rise time.

This article will feature the two new Schottky rectifiers with ultra-low forward voltage drops of 0.35 V at + 85 °C and 0.4 V at + 25 °C and low power losses.

This article will feature the production of the first winged high current, low profile, 4040 case size inductor.

The MAX3100 contain a crystal oscillator and a baud-rate maker with software-programmable separator ratios for all ordinary baud rates from 300 baud to 230k baud.

This article will feature the characteristics of the MAX4780/MAX4784 which are low 0.7Ω on-resistance, low-voltage, quad 2:1 analog multiplexers/de-multiplexers that works from a +1.6V to +4.2V single supply.

This article features the MAX8891/MAX8892 low-dropout (LDO) linear regulators that are intended to distribute up to 150mA uninterruptible output current.

This article will feature the characteristics of the MAX2037 8-channel variable gain amplifier (VGA) that is designed for high dynamic range, high linearity.

This article will give a brief description of the MAX4888A/MAX4889A high-speed inactive switches route PCI Express data connecting two potential destinations.

This article features the MAX6954.

This article will feature the performance of the MPLAB® Starter Kit for PIC24H MCUs.

This article deals with the Charge Time Measurement Unit that uses a constant current source is initiated on the most recent production of PIC24F and PIC18F devices.

The growth of digital power to majority of products is predicted to extensively get bigger in the coming years as industry market analyst confirm.

This article will show the capability of the MAX15026 which is a DC-DC synchronous step down controller that is low-cost and capable of driving external MOSFETs to produce an output current of up to 25A.

This article will study the XGS PIC 16-Bit Development Kit made by Nurve Networks employing the PIC® MCUs to help the end users get progressive kits that are anxious, take advantage of media, fun, gaming and graphics as the learning tools.

The PICDEM Lab Development Kit comes inclusive of a development board comprising five popular 8-bit PIC MCUs.

This article will showcase the power of the KEELOQ 3 Development Kit with a patented secure-learning algorithm that prevents differential power-analysis attack techniques that exhibit the security improvement to the KEELOQ system.

This article will discuss how the C30 compiler can communicate with other devices like the Microchip dsPIC DSC and PIC24 families to offer a solution to link with external memory.

This article will give the characteristics of the DS2741 a small, low-cost, current-sensing and accumulation IC that is intended for current-monitoring applications.

This article will showcase the MAX9924–MAX9927 interface with magnetic coil sensors or variable reluctance (VR)

This article will feature the capabilities of the MAX15006/MAX15007 linear regulators to satisfy the needed power-supply of an automotive air bag with its increased output current.

This article is about the rectifier diodes with high voltage SBR that minimize foot print and maximize power used for Notebook Power Adapters.