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Flat-transformer technology allows higher-density, lower-cost power converters

Flat-transformer technology allows higher-density, lower-cost power converters New topology overcomes heat and inductance limitations of conventional transformers

ASICs advance to next process generation

ASICs advance to next process generation NEC Electronics (Santa Clara, CA) has announced its next ASIC offerings, along with production capacity that it hopes

New scopes meet emerging test challenges

New scopes meet emerging test challenges Digital phosphor oscilloscopes provide solutions for the shortcomings of both analog and digital scopes BY ELY SHEMESH Tektronix

Program eases design of auto-transformers

Program eases design of auto-transformers The Rale Small Transformer Program offers the ability to design and test auto-transformers. To generate a design, the user

Board software meets many needs

Board software meets many needs GC-Cam-Lt is a family of four products, all compatible with Windows 95 and NT and based on the company's GC-CamContinue

Schematic capture for Windows 95(1)

Schematic capture for Windows 95 WinDraft Schematic Capture version 2.0 offers Windows 95 compatibility and new features that promote ease of use. A customizable

Pc-board software offers free upgrade

Pc-board software offers free upgrade The Eagle 3.55 pc-board design software for Windows 95/NT is available free to registered users at the company's Web

System design software supports DSP development

System design software supports DSP development The SystemView Xilinx FPGA Core option integrates the company's SystemView system-level design software with the

Schematic editor complements analog and digital simulators

Schematic editor complements analog and digital simulators SuperCAD for Windows is a schematic editor that can be used standalone or in combination with the

Development system for IBIS models

Development system for IBIS models The IBIS model development system is offered free to semiconductor companies that plan to develop free IBIS models. The