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COMPONENTS
Essential Actors in
Supporting Roles
This month's product focus features several products in
the components family-essential actors in supporting
roles for the controlled flow of electrons in circuits.
These products challenge the frontiers of quality,
durability, and size in the industry.
Bel Fuse-Circuit
Protection Announces
0680L Series of Slow-Blow 2410 SMD Fuses
Bel Fuse-Circuit Protection's 0680L Series of ceramic surfacemount fuses offer inrush current-withstand capability in a
2410 SMD package. These slow-blow fuses are designed
for automotive and other applications that require high DC
voltage ratings and high DC interrupting ratings. Bel's 0680L
Series fuses are compatible with the 260º, IR Pb-free solder
process. They are available in current ratings from 375 mA to
12 A and an operating temperature range from -55º to 125ºC.
These fuses are also AEC-Q200-compliant, RoHS-compliant
(with exemption 7(a)), halogen-free (MSL = 1), and lead-free.
Bel Fuse
EMC filters
Two MAF1608GAD-L noise-suppression filters, designed for audio
lines, have a footprint of 1.6 x 0.8 mm each and an insertion height of
0.6 mm. They offer rated currents of 3.2 and 2.3 A, respectively, and
DC resistances of typically 0.021 and 0.045 Ω. Their impedance at 900
MHz is 120 and 200 Ω, respectively. Their low DC resistance and rated
current of more than 2 A make them suitable for smart speakers and
external speakers for tablets that require power levels of 2 W or higher
as well as for headphones and microphones.
TDK Corp.
Dual n-channel 60-V MOSFET
A common-drain dual n-channel 60-V MOSFET in the
compact, thermally enhanced PowerPAK 1212-8SCD package
can increase power density and efficiency in batterymanagement systems, plug-in and wireless chargers, DC/DC
converters, and power supplies. The SiSF20DN offers an RSS(ON) down to 10 mΩ typical, at 10 V in a 3x3-mm footprint.
The vendor reports this value is 89% lower than its previousgeneration devices, resulting in reduced voltage drop across
the power path and minimized power loss. The device uses
an optimized package construction, with two monolithicallyintegrated TrenchFET Gen IV n-channel MOSFETs in a
common-drain configuration.
Vishay Intertechnology
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EVALUATION ENGINEERING NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2020
Evaluation Engineering
Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Evaluation Engineering
Editor's Note: A Technical Look at the Year that Was
By the Numbers
5G Test: Test industry keeps pace with 5G advances
Portable Instruments: Compact analyzers and scopes serve lab, field, factory, and home
Cybersecurity: Establishing Trust in Cybersecurity for Embedded Systems
Embedded Systems: An 8 GHz PXI Dual SP8T Multiplexer Based on MEMS Swtiches
Logic Analyzers: Binary Parity Generator and Checker
Featured Tech
Tech Focus
Smart Fabrics: Smart Fabrics Go to the Head of the Class
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