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How to Select a Boost Regulator/Controller IC and Select Peripheral Components – Part 3 - Blog
April 22, 2021In part 1 of this article series, we explored why switch current is important, what output current is required to satisfy expected loads, and the differences between selecting a buck and boost dc-to-dc converter.
How to Select a Boost Regulator/Controller IC and Select Peripheral Components – Part 2 - Story
April 19, 2021In part 1 of this article series, we explored why switch current is important, what output current is required to satisfy expected loads, and the differences between selecting a buck and boost dc-to-dc converter.
How to Select a Boost Regulator/Controller IC and Select Peripheral Components – Part 1 - Blog
April 16, 2021The process of selecting an IC for a boost regulator is different than that for a buck regulator, where the main difference lies in how desired output current relates to regulator IC data sheet specifications.
How Software Configurable Hardware Helps for Flexibility in Industrial I/O Modules - Story
February 15, 2021Whether used for a process control installation or an industrial automation system, an I/O module or a field junction box has a variety of unique challenges in the whole product life cycle.
Analog & Power
Analog Devices Announces 80V Buck-Boost Battery Charging Controller with Maximum Power Point Tracking and I2C - News
January 18, 2021Analog Devices introduced the LT8491 buck-boost battery charging controller featuring Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT), temperature compensation, and I2C interface for telemetry and control.
Controlling Output Modules with Full Isolation from the Microcontroller - Story
December 03, 2020Whether in buildings or on production floors, programmable controllers are needed everywhere today to regulate various processes, machines, and systems.
Low Voltage Battery Monitoring for High Voltage Electric Vehicles - Story
November 16, 2020If you are not already driving an electric vehicle (EV)—hybrid electric vehicle (HEV), plug-in hybrid vehicle (PHEV), or all-electric vehicle—chances are, you may be soon.