Aprima Medical Software, Inc
Carrollton, TX 75006
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FPGA Evaluation Kit enables small form factor designs.
Equipped with All Programmable Artix-7 200T device,Ã- Artix™-7 FPGA AC701 Evaluation Kit has IP and reference design toolsÃ- needed to accelerate design cycle. Artix-7 FPGA, featuring analog mixed signal, DDR3, DSP resources, parallel and serial I/O, provides optimal performance for low-end remote radio head, mobile backhaul, software defined radio, and motor control...
Read More »Board Mount DC-DC Converters target railway applications.
Compliant with EN50155 standard, 100 W Series VQB100R and 150 W Series VHB150R come in quarter and half brick footprints, respectively. Units provide 3:1 input range of 66~160 Vdc and output voltage options of 5, 12, or 24 Vdc with efficiency up to 92.5%. Internally potted and encapsulated, convertersÃ- operateÃ- from -40 to 100Ã-
Read More »Two-Channel LED Drivers are suited for use with high-CRI lamps.
Providing color control for 2-color LED light engines, MSL2021/23/24 two-channel SSL LED drivers can be accompanied with Atmel AVRÃ-® MCU or ARMÃ-® processor-based MCU. Each model drives one dominant LED string withÃ- linear controller and one color LED string withÃ- low-side buck controller to achieve target CCT coordinate and replicate color spectrum to attainÃ- high CRI...
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Multichip Emitters deliver over 50 lm per square millimeter.
Designed for retail, architectural, and entertainment applications, LUXEON S illumination-grade emitters deliver light output up to 8,000 lm in narrow beams with sharp shadows. Luminaire designers can achieve beam angles in 8Ã-
Read More »Tetrapod Quantum Dots offer uniform size and shape.
Developed to meet worldwide concerns regarding nanoparticle biocompatibility and sustainability, NHM-TPQD Tetrapod Quantum Dots are non-heavy metal, cadmium-free, andÃ- non-REE. Dots will spur development of products and applications in next-generation displays, sensors, biomedical research,Ã- diagnostics and drug delivery, security and conductive inks, solid-state lighting, and...
Read More »LED Controller and Driver facilitate retrofit bulb design.
Offered in 6-pin TSOT package measuring 2.9 x 2.9 mm, Model TPS92075 is designed for phase-dimmable, offline AC/DC LED lamp and downlight applications such as E14, GU10, A19, and PAR20/30/38 bulbs. Constant-current lighting controller achieves power factor correction above 0.9 while delivering flicker-free dimming when used with conventional wall dimmers. Supplied in 10-pin PowerPad™ MSOP...
Read More »IC Coupler drives middle-capacity IGBT or power MOSFET.
Housed in SO6 package, Model TLP152 consists of GaAlAs infrared LED optically coupled to high-gain photodetector IC chip. Unit achieves low output current of 2.5 A and contributes to low-power consumption with operating power supply voltage of 10–30 V. With guaranteed minimum creepage and clearance distances of 5 mm and internal insulation thickness of 0.4 mm, Model TLP152Ã- is suited for...
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Wireless Pulse Counter detects power outages.
Integrating 802.11.g WiFi module, Point™ Pulse Counter provides wireless notification to rapidly detect power outages and track energy usage for seamless energy management, even during outage.Ã- Battery or line powered device counts, records, and accumulates pulse outputs on gas, water, and electric meters providing actionable intelligence. Available in single or dual-pulse input channels,...
Read More »TRIAC Dimmable LED Driver IC serves retrofit applications.
Flicker-Free™ IS31LT3935 solid state lighting (SSL) LED controller featuresÃ- dimming core based on AccuDim™ technology, which makes LED retrofit lamps have monotonic dimming profile across entire dimming range. With 100% compatibility with leading edge, trailing edge, and digital TRIAC dimmers, single-stage current mode LED controller comes in 3 x 3 mm DFN-10 package with exposed pad and...
Read More »AC/DC LED Driver IC targets general lighting applications.
With operating voltage from 85–265 Vac, PFC greater than 0.95, and current accuracy of Ã-
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