Semiconductors/RFICs/MMICs

Step-Down Slave Controller: LTC3870

LTC3870Linear Technology Corp. introduces the LTC3870, a dual phase synchronous step-down slave controller that can generate currents up to 240 A when paired with a companion master controller by extending the phase count in multiphase applications. Compatible master controllers include the LTC3880 and LTC3883 digital power system management controllers.


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Flip-Chip Packaging

Press Image WiFi with FCP-FINALFlip chip is a type of surface mountable packaging technology that reduces footprint and thickness (compared to conventional packaging), weighs less, is easy to assemble, lowers production costs and improves electrical and thermal performance. Their significant size and weight reduction makes them ideal for use in a variety of mobile devices.


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Digital Phase Shifter: Telemakus TEP2000-4

TEP200-4RFMW Ltd. announces application and sales support for the Telemakus TEP2000-4 digital phase shifter. This laboratory quality phase shifter has a minimum phase range of 360 degrees with 12-bit, 0.25 degree resolution and operates over the bandwidth of 1 to 2 GHz. Maximum RF input for linear operation is +6 dBm but the device can handle up to +20 dBm.


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FPGA Module: NI PXIe-7975R

21684The NI PXIe-7975R FPGA module features a digital signal processing (DSP)-focused Xilinx Kintex-7 FPGA and 2 GB/s of onboard DDR3 DRAM. This FPGA incorporates 1,540 DSP slices, which you can use to implement digital filters, custom signal processing, and Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) logic, all of which are commonly found on analog FPGA-based instruments.


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DC/DC Controller: LT3840

3840Linear Technology Corp. announces the LT3840, a wide range synchronous step-down DC/DC controller which includes a 7.5 V buck-boost bias voltage to provide efficient gate drive over a 2.5 to 60 V input voltage range. The LT3840 generates a 7.5 V bias voltage for MOSFET gate drive regardless of whether the input voltage is above, below or equal to 7.5 V.


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Step-Up DC/DC Controller: LTC3784

LTC3784Linear Technology Corp. announces the LTC3784, a high power two phase single output synchronous step-up DC/DC controller that replaces rectifying boost diodes with high efficiency N-channel MOSFETs. This device can produce a 24 V output at 10 A from a 12 V input at up to 97% efficiency without any heat sink. The LTC3784 operates from an input voltage ranging from 4.5 V to 60 V during start-up.


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Dual Band WLAN SPDT: SKY13446-374LF

SKY13446-374LFRFMW Ltd. announces design and sales support for Skyworks SKY13446-374LF, a high isolation SPDT switch covering 0.1 to 6.0 GHz. Targeted at WLAN applications in the 2.4 to 2.5 GHz and 4.9 to 5.9 GHz bands, the SKY13446-374LF offers 38 and 30 dB typical isolation respectively.


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LT3065: Voltage Linear Regulator

LT3065Linear Technology Corporation announces the LT3065,a high voltage, low noise, low dropout voltage linear regulator offering precision, programmable current limit and a power good flag. The device delivers up to 500 mA output current with a 300 mV dropout voltage at full load. It features a wide 1.8 to 45 V input voltage range and output voltage is adjustable from 0.6 to 40 V.


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LTC3874: Step-Down Slave Controller

3874Linear Technology Corporation introduces the LTC3874, a dual phase synchronous step-down slave controller that generates currents up to 300 A when paired with a companion master controller by extending the phase count in multiphase applications. Compatible master controllers include the LTC3866, LTC3875 and LTC3774, which all have true current-mode control.


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LTM4644: Step-Down µModule® Regulator

LTM4644Linear Technology announces the LTM4644 quad output step-down µModule® (micromodule) regulator configurable as a single (16A), dual (12A, 4A or 8A, 8A), triple (8A, 4A, 4A) or quad (4A each) output regulator. This flexibility enables system designers to rely on one simple and compact µModule regulator for the variety of voltage and load current requirements of FPGAs, ASICs and microprocessors.


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