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The modern world faces new challenges every day; learn about LED basics, TPS92512 LED driver and passive components to make your contribution to solve them!
The kit to test the technology and discover how easy is is to integrete it into your product design.
Multi-Spectrum UV Resin Curing Station with Würth Elektronik LEDs
If you have cured a resin 3d print before, you may have noticed that some resins take longer to cure than others, and they also react differently in various curing stations. Most of the commercially available devices just blast the part with broad spectrum UV and don't care how much energy they are using. In some extreme cases this energy builds up heat inside the 3d printed part which can lead to cracking. Clem is hunting for solution! Is there a perfect spectrum and intensity to allow each Resin to get the fastest curing time while using the least amount of energy? Which spectrum exactly is responsible for curing, and can we cut energy bills by just omitting any spectrum that doesn't help the process? To find out, Clem constructs a curing station with Würth Elektronik high precision UV LEDs and Magi³C Led Drivers!
Passives Essentials Series - Part 1
Modern electronic devices, such as smartphones and tablets, have high-density circuit boards that are home to hundreds, if not thousands, of tiny electronic components. This type of complex environment can not only generate and radiate electronic noise, but can also suffer from noise itself. One of the most effective methods of suppressing electronic noise is with the use of ferrite cores. Ferrite cores are used in a wide range of applications, including microwave devices and RF applications, not to mention reducing electronic noise in cables. This learning module introduces the basic concepts of ferrites, including some of their different designs and applications.
Dubai: Mesuring height of Burj Khalifa using Pressure Sensor
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