White Papers

UV-C radiation for disinfection applications is used for decades. The major light source in most of these applications is the mercury containing UV-C low-pressure discharge lamp. Compared to this mature technology...

New Yorker Electronics has announced the release of a new whitepaper publication, Transient Voltage Suppressor: The Best Protection Solutions for Advanced Applications, from Amazing Microelectronic Corp. The manual allows customers to...

Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) is the wireless communication technology available in every smart phone today. It has various advantages over other available communication technologies like low power consumption, security, versatility feature,...

This paper explores the unique functional safety challenges encountered when designing a wireless battery management system. Battery manufacturers want to achieve the highest possible density of energy. This applies especially to electric...

Whether you’re designing for the factory floor or the highway, this white paper explains how TI’s approach to designing integrated circuits (ICs) provides you with the resources needed to streamline your...

The paper highlights the 300W power supply featuring digital control of a half-bridge LCC resonant converter having synchronous rectification In recent years, resonant converters have become more popular and are widely applied...

The RL78 family of MCUs is optimal for implementing a wide variety of IoT sensors and edge devices due to their support for wireless device-to-device and device-to-system connectivity, coupled with low...

Providing comprehensive, in-depth security protection for Internet of Things (IoT) applications in today’s connected world brings challenges on multiple levels. The Renesas Synergy Platform provides a unique set of hardware and...

Ensure your 5G NR designs meet target performance and can coexist with 4G, Wi-Fi, and other wireless communications systems with overlapping spectrum or interference when you understand coexistence testing requirements. Learn...

Electric passenger vehicles are still in a nascent phase of development. Currently, only 1% (550,000 vehicles) of the world’s cars use electric power. The reasons for such low and slow market penetration is...