ST Product Magazine
A Monthly Publication From STMicroelectronics
 
Mar 2008

Microcontrollers, Power and Analog Product News
 
In This Issue
   
STGD18N40LZ new IGBT series - Market's smallest high-performance pencil coil electronic ignition driver
  The STGD18N40LZ is based on ST's PowerMESHTM technology and offers an optimum trade-off between chip size and performance. Its very low ON saturation voltage and high current capability make this device the ideal solution for pencil coil electronic ignition applications. More
   
SMM4F series - 400 W high temperature Transil in ultra slim STmite package
  The new SMM4F Transil series is housed in a flat 3.8 x 1.9 mm STmite package and is able to protect against 400 W 10/1000 μs surges, providing an excellent power capability/size ratio. With a VRM voltage range from 5 to 33 V, it can fit most applications. The low leakage current (0.2 uA and 1 uA max respectively at 25 and 85 oC) makes it suitable for portable equipment where power consumption is a key issue. More
   
Lighting design tool - From electronic ballast design to product selection with ST's new interactive design tool
  A new design tool specifically for lighting applications is now available on our web site. This PC based tool creates designs for electronic ballasts driving fluorescent tubes and CFLs and subsequently selects the products required for it. More
   
STCS1 - 1.5 A Iout, 40 V max Vin, linear voltage regulator constant-current LED driver
  ST is responding to an increasing market demand for LED driver applications by introducing the STCS1. This device is a 1.5 A Iout constant-current regulator operating with an input voltage range from 4.5 V to 40 V specifically designed to supply high-brightness LEDs. The device is ideal for applications requiring high-voltage input and is able to withstand voltage spikes of up to 45 V. More
   
STM6904 and STM6905 - Multi-voltage monitoring for complex systems
  Today's system designs often have more than one processor, ASIC or FPGA with each having more than one voltage supply. These complex ICs can be safeguarded with the STM6904 / STM6905 ultra-low current multiple voltage monitors. They can monitor four and five voltage rails with a tight accuracy of +/- 1% and a low current consumption of only 12 uA. More
   
PM6641 - Monolithic multi-output regulator for multimedia applications
  The PM6641 voltage regulator is designed to supply real estate constrained portable systems and, specifically, DDR2/3 memories and chipsets in ultra-mobile PCs. This all-in-one solution integrates three independent, adjustable buck converters, a +/-2 Apk low drop out (LDO) linear regulator and a +/-5 mA low-noise buffered reference. More
   
STDVE003A - World's first 3.4 Gbit/s active HDMI v 1.3 equalizer IC
  The STDVE003ABTR supports video data-transfer rates up to 3.4 Gbit/s, thus offering 16-bit deep color for a true HD picture. This data-transfer rate complies with the latest HDMI 1.3 specifications, providing designers with a cost-effective solution for multiple HDMI input ports in TVs, whilst maintaining the highest level picture quality even after long cables. More
   
Hitex's STM32 PerformanceStick software toolset wins tools prize at Embedded Awards 2008
  This award confirms that designing with the STM32 microcontroller family allows developers to meet performance targets for the end application with the help of the STM32 PerformanceStick at a very attractive price. The kit provides an easy introduction to the features and capabilities of the 32-bit STM32 microcontroller and, in particular, offers a graphical view of its performance characteristics under different conditions. More

 

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