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Top 10 most viewed Products on ElectronicsWeekly.com
Tuesday 29 July 2008
Here are the top ten most viewed Products on ElectronicsWeekly.com in the last week, with a Texas Instruments PWM power management controller leading the way (pictured), followed by the Infineon BGA715L7 low noise amplifier for GPS applications and Murata ferrite beads for EMI filter applications...
1. Texas Instruments pulse-width modulator (PWM) power management controller
2. Infineon BGA715L7 low noise amplifier for GPS applications
3. Murata ferrite beads for EMI filter applications
4. STMicroelectronics 250A surface-mount power Mosfet
5. Avago Technologies ASMT-Mx60 half-Watt white LEDs
6. PIC microcontroller development kit
7. Linear Technology LTC2631/LTC2640 12-, 10- and 8-bit DACs
8. Allegro MicroSystems ACS756 Hall-effect current sensor
9. Maxim MAX4999 differential Hi-Speed USB analogue multiplexer
10. Rutronik UTS RJ45 connector from Souriau
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1. Texas Instruments pulse-width modulator (PWM) power management controller
2. Infineon BGA715L7 low noise amplifier for GPS applications
3. Murata ferrite beads for EMI filter applications
4. STMicroelectronics 250A surface-mount power Mosfet
5. Avago Technologies ASMT-Mx60 half-Watt white LEDs
6. PIC microcontroller development kit
7. Linear Technology LTC2631/LTC2640 12-, 10- and 8-bit DACs
8. Allegro MicroSystems ACS756 Hall-effect current sensor
9. Maxim MAX4999 differential Hi-Speed USB analogue multiplexer
10. Rutronik UTS RJ45 connector from Souriau
Let the latest products - and news, jobs and blogs - come to you, instantly. Get the Electronics Weekly Products Feed via RSS, delivering new articles as they are posted, whether to your browser or Feed Reader.
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