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RENESAS ELECTRONICS ANNOUNCES WORLD’S SMALLEST PHOTOCOUPLERS FOR INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION

RENESAS ELECTRONICS ANNOUNCES WORLD’S SMALLEST PHOTOCOUPLERS FOR INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION

Renesas Electronics Corporation, a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, announced five new 8.2mm creepage photocouplers that are the world’s smallest isolation devices for industrial automation equipment and solar inverters. With a package width of 2.5mm, the RV1S92xxA and RV1S22xxA photocouplers reduce PCB mounting area by 35 percent compared to competitive couplers. They help designers

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Eggbot

Rafael Fuentes, Carmen María Fuentes and Carmen Pérez decided to create this project that was submitted to ‘Creative Electronics’, a Beng Electronics Engineering module at University of Málaga, School of Telecommunications. The project consists of making an eggbot using an Arduino Uno development board. This project was done for being a good introduction to CNC machines

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Plant Bartender

This project was completed by Alexandra Pittiglio & Christelle Feghali for our Computational Design and Digital Fabrication ‘Useless Machine’ Project, Semester 2, ITECH M.Sc Programme ——– We present Plant Bartender, a 2-axis robot that senses and waters in the most inefficient way. This device utilizes soil moisture sensors to identify the thirst levels of multiple

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THERMAL PACKAGED MOSFET TARGETS E BIKE POWER SYSTEMS

THERMAL-PACKAGED MOSFET TARGETS E-BIKE POWER SYSTEMS

Analog and mixed-signal semiconductor company MagnaChip Semiconductor (Cheongju-si, South Korea) has announced the release of a 100-V mid-voltage MOSFET with a new thermal package designed for the fast-growing electric bike (e-bike) market. The MOSFET is housed in a M2PAK-7P package suitable to meet the particular requirements of electric bike (e-bike) systems, which are powered by electric motors

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