This valve controller system uses SB0800 octal valve controller IC with MCU and two power MOSFETs. The system can drive proportional and digital valves as well as system pumps. Monitoring and protection features protect the system from hazardous events such as short circuits, overcurrent or overvoltage, and other abnormal conditions.
RDS12GHVAC is a reference design based on the 16-bit S12G ultra-reliable microcontroller. RDS12GHVAC consists of a central control board with a human-machine interface (HMI), a motor control board, a damper and a blower motor. It is used to realize the temperature, light, and humidity of automotive HVAC. and air quality sensing interface and configurable automatic climate control software algorithms to effectively control vehicle climate.
OrangeBox is a comprehensive development platform that provides a wide range of secure wireless connectivity to develop automotive solutions that meet the requirements of connected domain or zone controllers. OrangeBox integrates a scalable i.MX 8XLite applications processor, S32K security co-processor and the wireless connectivity required to enable secure automotive access, V2X, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth® LE, UWB and cellular connectivity between the vehicle and the outside world In a safe and secure manner.
The NXP Zone Control Proof of Concept (POC) platform is a zone development ecosystem for OEMs' POC efforts. It prototypes a vehicle-level zone architecture using an Ethernet backbone, addressing technical challenges with potential solutions and implementing key functions required for the zone architecture, including PDU gateways, PDU tunneling, DDS applications, TSN capabilities and performance benchmarking.
This smart battery charger is based on NXP's LPC860 cost-effective MCU, which provides customers with a reference design for smart battery charging applications and can be used for mobile devices such as handheld printers and walkie-talkies.
This DIY LiPo super charger can charge a single LiPo battery and protect it from overvoltage, overload and short circuit. In addition, it can boost the battery voltage to 5 V or 12 V. The boosted output voltage is protected by an "eFuse" IC with a maximum output current of 1.52 A at 5 V and 0.76 A at 12 V. The charger part of the circuit requires a +5V power supply, which can be connected via USB-C, or simply solder two wires to pads on the PCB. Additionally, other connections can be soldered to pads on the PCB or use individual pin headers.
A programmable resistor is an electronic device whose resistance can be adjusted, usually through a digital signal. Programmable resistors come in the form of integrated circuits (often called digital potentiometers) as well as stand-alone devices/expansion cards. There are many different applications, each with its own set of requirements.
Range 1Ω - 999.999KΩ.
The PD150 is a compact 150MHz differential oscilloscope probe for engineers on a budget and advanced hobbyists. It has advanced features such as automatic DC offset voltage zeroing and low-frequency common-mode rejection tuning. It will also provide complete documentation in the spirit of old-school "anchor" test equipment, detailing its working principles in addition to typical instructions and specifications.
This open source has a complete host computer, slave computer and schematic diagram, as well as a detailed design paper.
The nRF52840 MDK USB Dongle is a small, low-cost development platform implemented by the nRF52840 multi-protocol SoC in a convenient USB Dongle form factor.
This is a simple USB sniffer based on the Raspberry Pi RP2040. It supports low speed and full speed modes. The firmware presents itself as a virtual COM port (VCP), so no additional software is required and it is compatible with all operating systems.
Commercial electronic loads are more expensive, especially high-power loads such as computer power supplies that must handle transient current spikes well above their nominal ratings (1800W spike for a 600W GPU) and should be tested under worst-case conditions to Ensure stability.
Flirting with jumper caps is a common practice on most boards, but not this board, which is designed to replace all those wires with an analog switch matrix. All one has to do is plug in the device and make a virtual connection on the accompanying GUI. There are also many built-in functions such as DAC and ADC, and the circuit can be switched under the prototype as needed. It also has some LEDs embedded in the breadboard area that light up and provide visual cues that they are connected to each other.