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Overview
Shindengen manufactures a range of products related to power conversion such as power semiconductors, DC/DC converters and speciality diodes in markets as diverse as automotive, computer factory automation, industrial control, office automation, power supply, process control and telecommunications.
Latest News
New twenty four channel analog switches increase density of medical ultrasound circuit boards
26 August 2011
Supertex has introduced two new high voltage, twenty-four-channel analog switches—HV2662 and HV2762. They are optimized for use in applications that require high voltage switching which is controlled by low voltage signals.
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Supertex has introduced two new high voltage, twenty-four-channel analog switches—HV2662 and HV2762. They are optimized for use in applications that require high voltage switching which is controlled by low voltage signals.
Click here to read the rest of this article.
