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Power-supply supervisors keep circuits in check: part 2

August 20, 2025 By Bradley Albing Leave a Comment

Power supply supervisor circuit block diagram

Is my power supply OK, and what if it isn’t? Is my microprocessor still working? In part 1, we examined the operation of power supply supervisory ICs that can detect when the supply voltage is too low, and what might happen if so. We will continue that analysis and then consider ways to keep an […]

Filed Under: Analog ICs, FAQ, Featured, Power circuits, Resistors Tagged With: analogdevices, diodesinc

Power-supply supervisors keep circuits in check: part 1

August 6, 2025 By Bradley Albing Leave a Comment

Is my power supply OK? What about my microprocessor? What if something goes wrong? Simulations show what happens if DC voltage drops. Microprocessors can behave in unwanted ways when their power supplies don’t deliver the expected voltage. Errors can occur, circuits can unexpectedly reset or even go rogue. To prevent such problems, many devices use […]

Filed Under: Analog ICs, FAQ, Featured, Power circuits, Resistors Tagged With: analogdevices, diodesinc, texasinstruments

Design a circuit for ultra-low power sensor applications

March 26, 2025 By Bradley Albing Leave a Comment

Sensors monitoring mechanical and biological systems must often scavenge power from the thing being sensed. The oscillator circuits shown here let you operate those sensors. Sensor circuits that connect to thermocouples, electromagnetic mechanical-to-electrical transducers, and piezoelectric mechanical-to-electrical transducers often use oscillators powered through energy harvesting from solar cells and other sources. These power sources can […]

Filed Under: Amplifiers, FAQ, Featured, Featured Contributions, Inductors, Oscillator, Resistors, Transformers, Wearables

Chip resistors feature tight tolerances for automotive applications

August 23, 2024 By Redding Traiger Leave a Comment

Bourns, Inc. announced its AEC-Q200 compliant, automotive-grade thin film chip resistor model series. The Model CRT-A Series provides higher resistance tolerance accuracy and Temperature Coefficient of Resistance (TCR) compared to traditional through-hole type resistors. The new series delivers enhanced signal quality and is offered in an SMD package. These compact, yet high power-rated resistors offering accurate […]

Filed Under: Automotive/Transportation, Products, Resistors, Tools Tagged With: bournsinc

Thermal jumpers offer miniature and low-cost option to lower PCB temperatures

May 8, 2024 By Redding Traiger Leave a Comment

Power supply designers are constantly faced with thermal challenges, especially as power levels continue to rise. Many methods of heat reduction are impractical from a size, layout, or cost standpoint. Thermal jumpers offer a small size and low-cost option to lower PCB temperatures with simple implementation. Stackpole’s TMJ series is a surface-mounted electrically isolated component […]

Filed Under: PCB design, Products, Resistors, Tools Tagged With: stackpole

Bare element shunt resistors help lower thermal stress of PCBs

February 28, 2023 By Redding Traiger Leave a Comment

Current sensing for motor control applications often requires robust current handling and the lowest possible PCB temperatures. Unfortunately, high current or overload current handling typically means higher PCB temperatures. One cost-effective and popular solution to these requirements is a raised bare element sense resistor. The elevated bare element yields PCB temperatures of 30% to 40% […]

Filed Under: Industrial, PCB design, Products, Resistors, Tools Tagged With: stackpole

Precision thin-film resistors offer ±0.01% tolerances, ±2ppm TCRs

January 4, 2023 By Redding Traiger Leave a Comment

With the proliferation of electronics in nearly every market sector, there is an increasing need for precision resistors. For markets such as medical instrumentation and control, industrial and automotive controls, communications, and test & measurement, these precision resistors must maintain electrical and environmental stability long term. Stackpole’s RNCF series of precision thin film resistors meet these […]

Filed Under: Automotive/Transportation, Industrial, Medical, Products, Resistors, Telecommunications, Tools Tagged With: stackpole

Automotive-grade chip resistors excel at handling pulses

December 7, 2022 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

High-reliability chip resistors can be more difficult to find and even more so when there are pulse handling requirements. Typically, the manufacturing process for thick film chip resistors allows for variation in the calibration trim, leading to variation in pulse handling performance. Stackpole’s recently released RPCA series addresses all these needs. The RPCA has limited to […]

Filed Under: Applications, Automotive/Transportation, Resistors Tagged With: stackpole

Thin-film resistors excel in high sulfur, high humidity settings

October 27, 2022 By Redding Traiger Leave a Comment

Environmental stability for thin film resistors has become more important with increased electronic content. Sulfur contamination for film resistors, for example, is becoming a more prominent issue for a wide range of end products. Electronic devices and circuitry may encounter sulfur in the presence of oils, lubricants, gaskets, hoses, and atmospheric gasses in highly industrial […]

Filed Under: Industrial, Medical, Products, Resistors, Tools Tagged With: stackpole

MELF resistors offer 0.3-W power rating

October 12, 2022 By Redding Traiger Leave a Comment

MELF resistors are known for their superior thermal characteristics and their environmental and electrical stability. Many types of applications such as instrumentation and automation controls, automotive controls, and metering benefit from the exceptional performance provided by MELF resistors. In designs where space is critical, it is important to maximize the power ratings for resistors to […]

Filed Under: Automotive/Transportation, Products, Resistors, Tools Tagged With: melfresistors

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