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• Automotive Compliant Single Gate Logic Products

• ASMCC

• Automotive-Compliant MOSFETs 'Q' Portfolio

• Automotive Interior Lighting

• Automotive Products and Applications

• Bipolar Transistors

• Design Registerable Products

• DFN2020 Packaged MOSFET's

• Hall Sensors

• LED Lighting

• MOSFETs Applications

• Mux ReDriver

• PCIe Packet Switch Selector Guide

• Power and Control Solutions

• Power Management

• Precision Timing & Connectivity

• Processor-FPGA Solution Guide

• Product Overview

• Simple Serial Connectivity and Timing Solutions for 5G

• SBR - Innovative Rectifiers for Modern Applications

• Standard Linear Products

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• Introduction to Circuit ProtectionIsaac Sibson - Diodes Incorporated's Automotive Application's Engineer for Europe and North America goes over the essential elements of protection devices and delves into several types of devices and circuits, including Transient Voltage Suppressors (TVS), Over Voltage Protection (OVP), Over Current Protection (OCP), and Reverse Polarity Protection (RPP).
• 15 Minutes with Diodes - DC DC Bucks, focused on AP63xxx familyIn today's session, we are joined by Ian Milne to discuss the use of Sync DC-DC bucks to step-down voltage rail.
• 15 Minutes with Diodes - Reverse Polarity Protection using p-FETsIn today's session, we are joined by Matthew Clark to learn how to avoid a damaged circuit when accidentally applying a battery voltage in the wrong direction via the utilization of protection devices.
• How to Simplify Synchronous RectificationWith tens of billions of new devices expected to come online soon, including all the billions more that won't be connected, the need for small and efficient external power conversion continues to increase.
• Looking Beyond the Datasheet – New Ways to Use DevicesCurrent regulators are a basic building block that can be used wherever a circuit or device needs a steady and stable source of current. They will often be used when an unstable supply can have a negative impact.
• Why Logic Makes SenseWidespread in use, standard logic devices are often the preferred way to conjoin parts of a circuit where reliable connections are required, or even when there’s a need to overcome a design challenge within a system.
• Great Things Come in Small (Outline) PackagesGordon Moore’s prescient prediction of the ever-growing density of components on integrated circuits (ICs) continues to be proved right. Even if the recent growth is slowing down, the trend towards smaller packages continues apace.
• Efficient Offline Power for Small Online AppliancesIt is widely acknowledged that, at its heart, the Internet of Things (IoT) comprises countless sensors, actuators, and other devices that add ‘intelligence’ to the connected world. For the IoT to work as intended, many of these devices must be switched on and connected 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
• Hall Effect Switches Provide Crucial Feedback on the Road to Fully Autonomous VehiclesAlthough we still have a long road to travel, the automotive industry is well on the way to producing autonomous vehicles in production volumes.
• Automotive Products - Diodes IncorporatedDiodes Incorporated's Automotive products are used in a variety of ways, including body control modules, Interior lighting, seat control modules, automotive networking, braking control units, daytime running lights, and powertrain.
• Kay Annamalai Presentation - Embedded World Conference 2018Diodes Incorporated USB Type-C™ expert Kay Annamalai presents at the Embedded World conference in Nuremberg, Germany on March 1, 2018.
• Packet Switches Packet Switches Interview with Bill Weir
• USB Type-CInterview with Kay Annamalai and Chris Ciufo
• Diodes wins NMI Award for Manufacturing site of the yearDiodes Incorporated is delighted to have been declared winner of the “Electronics Manufacturing Site of the Year” at the 2016 NMI Awards.
• AL8805 MR16 EMC GuideA quick guide showing some good design practices for AL8805 circuits, especially in MR16 applications, with the best possible EMC results.
• AL8805EV1 Quick Start GuideQuick start video to get up and running with the Diodes Incorporated AL8805EV1 demo board
• Diodes Inc Hall Sensor Demo BoardThis video introduces the Diodes Inc HALLSENSOREV1 demonstration board and the Diodes Inc. Hall Sensor product range.
• Pericom Video Switch and Signal Integrity SolutionPericom provides a complete solution of video signal path in Notebook and Docking Station designs with Video Switch and ReDrivers.
• Pericom USB 3.0 ReDriver Saves Power and Extends Battery LifePericom USB 3.0 ReDriver Saves Power and Extends Battery Life
• Restore signal quality with our USB 3.0 ReDriverRestore signal quality with our USB 3.0 ReDriver
• Pericom Video Switch / ReDriverPericom's Video Switch ReDriver enables switching between DisplayPort and HDMI ports. Pericom's Video ReDriver comply to a DP 1.2 and HDMI 2.0 standards and are capable of maintaining signal integrity over a cable length up to 30 meters.
• Pericom 40GbE Timing SolutionsPericom 40GbE Timing Solutions
• Pericom USB 3.0 ReDriver™ (English version)The advent of high-speed, serial-differential protocols like the PCIe operating at 2.5Gbps data rates and above, system designers are forced to confront the challenges of maintaining eye-pattern signal integrity at the receiver end-points.

• Designing with Diodes Incorporated Current Monitors

  This tutorial discusses the various current monitors available from Diodes Incorporated along with several design examples which utilize them in their applications.

• Selecting Gate Driver Tutorial

  2018-11-29:In this presentation we will go through the process of selecting and optimising the Gate Driver for your application.We will split this into three areas: Selection and Design-in Criteria, Key external component selection, Optimal layout considerations
  

• How to Select an Appropriate Gate Driver

  This presentation will go through the process of selecting and optimizing the Gate Driver for an application. It will be covering three main areas that include; Selection and Design-in Criteria, Key External Component Selection, and Optimal Layout Considerations.

• Timing Solutions

  Diodes Incorporated has a total timing solution, detailed in this presentation, that provides multiple options for you to meet the user’s design goals and optimize performance and cost. They also have a full range of automotive timing solutions that have the necessary automotive qualifications.

• USB Switch

  This presentation will introduce Pericom’s USB switch products as well as discuss their advantages and typical applications. It will review the basic operation and functions of USB switches. The presentation will overview the portfolio of Pericom’s USB products and discuss typical applications for these devices.

• PCIe UART Solutions

  This module will highlight some of the key features of the Pericom PI7C9X795x product family. In addition to the basic block diagram and typical applications, available collateral will also be reviewed.

• PCIe/ USB 3.0 ReDriver Product Training Module

• High Speed SAS/SATA ReDriver Solutions

  Overview of Pericom High Speed SAS/SATA ReDriver Solutions.

• High Speed Switch Solutions

  Introduces High Speed Signal Switch for PCIe, XAUI, SATA, and SAS Protocols

• PI7C9X440SL and PI7C9X44SL PCIe Bridge Overview

  PI7C9X440SL to USB 2.0 Host Controller and PI7C9X44SL to USB 2.0 Swidge in Wifi and Telecom Applications

• Total Timing Technology

  Review of total Timing solution portfolio which enables customers with true freedom in timing design

• Super Barrier Rectifier (SBR®)

• IntelliFETs

  This tutorial will provide an overview of Diodes Inc.’s self protected MOSFETs and how they meet environmental demands in automotive and industrial applications. The features and benefits of Diodes Inc.’s IntelliFETs will also be discussed.

• High Power LED Driving Solutions-ZXLD1350

  This tutorial takes you through a step by step design example to illustrate how to design using the ZXLD1350 including component selection, design calculations, tips and how to avoid potential problems.

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118. ZTE AC682 (a.k.a. SmartFren Connex)
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