18 March 2010

Linear Technology Power µModule Seminar

  • Linear Technology Power µModule Seminar

Thursday, 18th March 2010: Southampton

Linear Technology Corporation, a supplier of high performance analogue integrated circuits, is conducting a series of free half day seminars on the use of its family of high performance DC/DC µModule regulators.

Designers today are challenged with increased complexity of power design and a growing number of system voltage rails. These seminars will help designers solve their power design challenges with efficient, compact µModule power solutions. The seminars are supported by Arrow UK and NuHorizons Electronics.

Linear's power µModule products are designed to simplify power design and reduce time to market. The seminars, which include lunch, will provide information on such topics as efficiency, output ripple measurement, loop stability, noise and EMI, and system diagnostics. The seminars will provide an overview of high end power needs for complex systems, discuss the power µModule regulator concept, and include a design lab with demonstrations of tools and demo boards.

To sign up, e mail uksales@linear.com , or call +44 (0) 1628 477066

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Linear Technology

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http://www.linear.com

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Linear Technology (UK) Ltd

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