The ever-present march toward better semiconductor devices warrants a fresh look at the forward vs. flyback debate.
In this article, we discuss the characteristics of active-clamp forward and continuous-conduction flyback isolated power supply topologies and demonstrate the design and performance trade-offs of each using two telecom-oriented power supplies as examples. Brief overviews of each topology are provided to aid in the understanding of their similarities and differences and of their strengths and weaknesses.
This video delves into the basics of ultrasonic sensors, including how they work, understanding beam angles, a comparison of strengths and limitations, and more.
This presentation will provide an overview on proper fan selection, including system profiling, determining a system’s cooling requirements, and an outline of fan types and features...
Analog Devices' LT8645 and LT8646 are 65 V, 8 A synchronous step-down/buck regulators. These regulators feature Silent Switcher architecture designed to minimize EMI/EMC emissions...
In-vehicle networks (IVNs) allow microcontrollers and engine control units (ECUs) to communicate with sensors, actuators, indicators, displays, and each other. One of the classic...
