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Bluetooth LE transceiver delivers multiple audio streams

Certified to the Bluetooth 5.3 LE audio standard, the NXH3675 single-chip 2.4-GHz transceiver provides high-quality audio with ultra-low power consumption and latency. The highly integrated chip will allow developers to create innovative audio…
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Versatile clock generators offer flexible configuration

VersaClock 7 clock generators from Renesas allow designers to configure frequencies, I/O levels, and GPIO pin functionality to meet design requirements. Aimed at PCIe and networking applications in high-end computing, wired infrastructure, and…
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Tire-mounted sensor enhances vehicle safety

Sensata’s Bluetooth-enabled, tire-mounted sensor attaches directly to the tire’s inner liner to elevate vehicle safety, performance, and data insights. In addition to measuring pressure, temperature, and acceleration, the sensor provides…
6 December 2022
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100-W wireless power receiver ensures fast smartphone charging

Boasting a power rating of 100 W, ST’s STWLC99 wireless power receiver can recharge high-end smartphones with the largest battery capacity in under 30 minutes. In addition to smartphones, the STWLC99 offers new opportunities for medical devices…
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Hot resistance versus cold resistance

Incandescent lamp filaments have ratios of hot resistance versus cold resistance that really startled me even though I thought I knew all about such things. It turns out I did not know “all about” and the consequences of my ignorance were…
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Resolution explained for magnetic angle sensors

Because optical encoders are functionally similar, “resolution” is often used as a main characteristic for magnetic encoders, a device providing the angle of a magnet attached to a mechanical shaft under a digital form. Resolution is a key…
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