January/February 2013
– Testing Requirements in the Electric Vehicle Industry – Nearing the Promise of the Micro-Hybrid Vehicles: Technology Improvements and New Markets – So Youve Been…
Tag: Battery power
March 2013
Circuit Protection Approach for High-Rate Discharge Li-Ion Battery Applications “Good Vibrations” Microchip Launches 8-bit Microcontrollers with Integrated Configurable Logic in 6- to 20-pin Packages Cabot…
"Good Vibrations"
Upal Segupta, Staff Applications Engineer
Texas Instruments
The word “resonance” has always been interesting to me, even when I couldn’t provide an accurate definition of it. There are so many different meanings, most of which have some connection to each other. As an electrical engineer, my first reaction at hearing the word now is to think of a tuned LC circuit. Read more about "Good Vibrations" …
“Good Vibrations”
Upal Segupta, Staff Applications Engineer
Texas Instruments
The word “resonance” has always been interesting to me, even when I couldn’t provide an accurate definition of it. There are so many different meanings, most of which have some connection to each other. As an electrical engineer, my first reaction at hearing the word now is to think of a tuned LC circuit. Read more about “Good Vibrations” …
Power System Design: Almost (But Not Quite) "Plug and Play"
Upal Sengupta, Staff Applications Engineer
Texas Instruments
Some years ago, we started saying the phrase “plug and play” to describe anything that was easy to use. Compared to the good old days, many of today’s complex devices are substantially easier to set up, configure and start using than previously. Read more about Power System Design: Almost (But Not Quite) "Plug and Play" …
February 2013
So You’ve Been Placed on Notice – Now What? Power System Design: Almost (But Not Quite) “Plug and Play” IEC 62133 Edition 2.0 – Free…
Power System Design: Almost (But Not Quite) “Plug and Play”
Upal Sengupta, Staff Applications Engineer
Texas Instruments
Some years ago, we started saying the phrase “plug and play” to describe anything that was easy to use. Compared to the good old days, many of today’s complex devices are substantially easier to set up, configure and start using than previously. Read more about Power System Design: Almost (But Not Quite) “Plug and Play” …
