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This is a reference design for a 100W LLC DC-DC converter that achieves soft switching through LLC resonance.
Stable operation even at low input voltage via VBIAS terminal. This reference design features low dropout, high PSRR, and excellent load transient response, making it suitable for low-voltage, high-current power supplies in mobile devices.
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Using a current sensor as an example, minimal shunt voltage is amplified and visualized through Arduino control + PC display.
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Applicable to power supply for RF blocks using LDO regulators in Wi-Fi-enabled mobile devices such as smartphones and wearable devices.
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Using a pyroelectric infrared human detection sensor as an example, this amplifies minute detection signals and visualizes them through Arduino control + PC display.
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This can help with the design of power supply protection using eFuse ICs in response to increasing power demand and the growing sophistication of electronic devices in recent years.
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Using a pulse sensor, which is increasingly integrated into healthcare and wearable devices, as an example, this amplifies minute detection signals and visualizes them through Arduino control + PC display.
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