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AC200177GHz Gunn oscillator module
(21/08/01)
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Turn-on performance of thyristors in parallel
(21/08/01)
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Selection of SCRs for parallel operation
(21/08/01)
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Improved gate drive for GTO series connections
(21/08/01)
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Using avalanche diodes without sharing capacitors
(21/08/01)
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Use of the VTO, rT on-state characteristic model
(21/08/01)
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Case non-rupture current ratings
(21/08/01)
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Clamping of power semiconductors
(20/08/01)
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An introduction to IGBTs
(20/08/01)
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IGBT ratings and characteristics
(20/08/01)
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Calculation of junction temperature
(20/08/01)
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Gate triggering and gate characteristics
(20/08/01)
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SUPERECTIFIER design brings new level of reliability to surface mount components
(14/06/01)
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Using rectifiers in voltage multiplier circuits
(14/06/01)
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Surface mount low capacitance TVS: The discrete solution
(14/06/01)
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Selecting the optimum transient voltage suppressor
(14/06/01)
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GS rectifiers in SMPS using the Topswitch integrated circuit
(14/06/01)
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Failure modes and fusing of TVS devices
(14/06/01)
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What is a silicon transient voltage suppressor? And how does it work?
(13/06/01)
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Protecting low current loads in harsh electrical environments
(13/06/01)
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Design guidelines for Schottky rectifiers
(13/06/01)
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Automotive transient voltage suppressor
(13/06/01)
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Series stacking of TVS for higher voltages and power
(13/06/01)
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Paralleling transient voltage suppressors for higher power capability
(13/06/01)
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Protecting for repetitive transient voltages
(13/06/01)
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TVS placement the critical path to the leading edge
(13/06/01)
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Hardening power supplies to line voltage transients
(13/06/01)
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Adding a manual reset to Xicor CPU supervisors
(08/06/01)
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Smart battery primer
(08/06/01)
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Simple +5Vdc power supply
(06/06/01)
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A guideline for designing external dc bias circuits
(25/05/01)
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TPS3801/09Smallest SVS for monitoring DSPs and processors
(01/05/01)
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Extracting and using J-models to estimate ACPR in direct conversion transmitters
(26/04/01)
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Galvanic isolation of IEEE 1394-1995 serial bus
(25/04/01)
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Setting a LOP (Loss Of Power) threshold level equivalent
(24/04/01)
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Power estimation
(23/04/01)
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Understanding the differences between standard MOSFETs and avalanche energy rated MOSFETs
(20/04/01)
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Using the DS2760 in multiple-cell applications
(09/04/01)
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Recommended ESD protection and circuit placement for the DS2438 in a Li+ cell pack
(06/04/01)
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Using Dallas' 1-wire chips in 1-cell Li+ battery packs with low-side n-channel safety FETs
(06/04/01)
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NE5560 push-pull regulator application
(04/04/01)
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Designing a low-cost USB interface for an uninterruptable power supply with the Cypress Semiconductor CY7C63001 USB controller
(29/03/01)
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Protection, decoupling and filtering of Cypress CMOS circuits
(26/03/01)
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FLASH370i 5V to 12V dc-dc converter solutions
(19/03/01)
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SIOV-CN multilayer varistors: Keeping ESD at bay
(20/12/00)
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SMD varistors poised for success
(20/12/00)
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Intelligent LDO regulator with external bypass control
(13/12/00)
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Transient power capability of zener diodes
(12/12/00)
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Precision sub-1V, 1.7A output LDO
(12/12/00)
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Series, inverse-parallel, turn-off connections for SCR thyristor
(12/12/00)
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