Understanding Constant Current and Constant Voltage Sources
Constant current (CC) sources and constant voltage (CV) sources are the two types of power sources to take into account while working with electronics.
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MAX7219 8x8 LED Matrix Module
The MAX7219 8x8 LED matrix module is a compact and versatile display module popular among electronics hobbyists and developers working on microcontroller-based projec
MP9486 Step-Down Converter
The MP9486 is a high-voltage, step down converter from Monolithic Power Systems. It can deliver up to 1A of continues current. The MP9486 can handle a wide range of input voltage ranging from 4.5V to 100V.
MAX1916 - Low Dropout Constant Current LED Driver
The MAX1916 is a highly efficient solution for constant current LED driving. It serves as a high-performance alternative to conventional white LED designs that utilize simple ballast resistors.
Automotive Qualified Constant Current Source Buck Regulator with Wettable Flanks for Driving High Power LEDs
Recom Power has introduced the new AEC-Q100 automotive-qualified RPY-1.5Q which is an automotive-grade constant current source buck regulator designed for driving high-power LE
PCA9685 16-Channel, 12-bit PWM/Servo/LED Driver
The PCA9685 is an I2C-bus controlled 16-channel LED controller optimized for Red/Green/Blue/Amber (RGBA) color backlighting applications.
TM1650 - LED Driver with ASIC Keyboard Scanning
TM1650 is a LED driver for controlling LEDs with a keyboard scanning interface.
MCX W: Bluetooth LE, Zigbee, and Matter over Thread multiprotocol MCUs
The ECX-1637B is a low-aging crystal. This component is ideal for wireless and IoT applications.
AlphaWire introduces the EcoCable Mini Cable: the smallest solution to your biggest cable problems
The ACS71240 is designed to replace shunt resistors in applications that require small size.
InnoSwitch™3-EP family of offline CV/CC QR flyback switcher ICs feature 900 V PowiGaN™ GaN switches.
FSP open frame power supply units with many form factor and power ratings
Highest magnetic sensitivity, lowest power consumption, smaller size compared to Hall, AMR, and GMR
Magnetic current sensors are a compelling alternative to traditional shunt-based solutions
