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The Latest Load Switches Leave Few Reasons to Design Your Own

By Muhammad Zafar Kausar, Junior Applications Engineer

At face value, the function of a load switch is straightforward; essentially, inserting a MOSFET in series between the power rail and the subsection of circuitry to be controlled, and applying a suitable signal to the gate, provides the desired control.

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Launching my Future in Engineering – Key Learnings about a STEM Career

By Megan Ruddy, Graduate Process Engineer

In the world of technology, we are continuously looking for innovative solutions that are renewable, eco-friendly, and sustainable. Consumers expect their products to be better, faster, and ideally, less expensive than what is already on the market.

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Flexible MIPI Switching in Multi Camera Smartphones and More

Flexible MIPI Switching in Multi-Camera Smartphones and More

By Kevin Wu, Product Marketing Manager

The latest generations of smartphones are utilizing twin- and triple-camera designs to meet the high expectations of today’s users, ranging from capturing flattering selfies to semi-pro shooting in support of digital businesses.

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Working for a better future Growing Stakeholder Value through investment in Sustainability

Working for a Better Future: Growing Stakeholder Value Through Investment in Sustainability

By Sheana Chen, Vice President, General Counsel, Sustainability Steering Committee

On March 4th, UNESCO’s World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development will again highlight the crucial role engineering plays in sustainability. Sustainability is a topic that receives attention at the highest levels within Diodes Incorporated (Diodes).

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The Case for a Constant Current

The Case for a Constant Current

By Shane Timmons, Product Marketing Manager

Not only has LED technology all but completely displaced conventional incandescent light bulbs and fluorescent tube lighting, it is used far more extensively than any other forms of lighting technology that have come before it.

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reliable timing is essential for telematics

Reliable Timing is Essential for Telematics

By Kai Ying, Sr. Product Marketing Manager

With more insurers now referring to data provided by telematics boxes (T-Boxes), fitted either by the manufacturer or supplied by the insurance company—the use of T-Boxes is on the rise. Alongside providing independent and verifiable data, T-Boxes are also responsible for the overall connected nature of modern vehicles.

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Industry First Enables Port Switching in Next Generation Corporate LANs PI3L2500

Why Two into One Does Go

By Kay Annamalai, Senior Marketing Director

Although 1000BASE-T Gigabit Ethernet may still deliver enough performance for many segments today, this may not be the case for much longer. There are many reasons for data growth, and I/O interfaces (such as DisplayPort™ and USB) are offering ever-greater throughput.

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How to Simplify Synchronous Rectification

By Richard Lin, AC-DC Business Unit Manager

With tens of billions of new devices expected to come online soon, including all the billions more that won't be connected, the need for small and efficient external power conversion continues to increase.

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Looking Beyond the Datasheet New Ways to Use Devices

Looking Beyond the Datasheet – New Ways to Use Devices

By Isaac Sibson, Applications Engineer

Current regulators are a basic building block that can be used wherever a circuit or device needs a steady and stable source of current. They will often be used when an unstable supply can have a negative impact. 

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Why Logic Makes Sense

Invisible Logic is What We Want to See

By Johnny Lu, PTC Marketing Director

Widespread in use, standard logic devices are often the preferred way to conjoin parts of a circuit where reliable connections are required, or even when there’s a need to overcome a design challenge within a system.

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