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Top 10 most viewed Products - Maxim DC-DC converter, Trident hidden PC, Toshiba HDD
Tuesday 7 October 2008
Here are the top ten most viewed Products on ElectronicsWeekly.com in the last week, with a Maxim quad-output DC-DC converter, the MAX15022, leading the way (pictured), followed by Linear Technology's LT3756 100V DC/DC regulator, and Trident's VESA PC that supports dual displays...
1. Maxim MAX15022 quad-output DC-DC converter
2. Linear Technology LT3756 100V DC/DC converter
3. Trident VESA PC supports dual displays
4. Toshiba MK2529GSG 250Gbyte 1.8 HDD
5. Semikron IGBT power modules for three-level inverters
6. Tyco Electronics AHEF PolySwitch circuit protection for 24-Volt systems
7. Kistler type 8765A miniature triaxial accelerometer
8. AMP Nectconnect RJ45 modular jack connectors
9. BVM fanless embedded MicroPC with dual LAN
10. Bel 2x4 MagJack connector
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1. Maxim MAX15022 quad-output DC-DC converter
2. Linear Technology LT3756 100V DC/DC converter
3. Trident VESA PC supports dual displays
4. Toshiba MK2529GSG 250Gbyte 1.8 HDD
5. Semikron IGBT power modules for three-level inverters
6. Tyco Electronics AHEF PolySwitch circuit protection for 24-Volt systems
7. Kistler type 8765A miniature triaxial accelerometer
8. AMP Nectconnect RJ45 modular jack connectors
9. BVM fanless embedded MicroPC with dual LAN
10. Bel 2x4 MagJack connector
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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