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SIRIUS the Informationtool for Electronics SIRIUS The InformationTool for Electronics L'Electronique est une des technologies qui évolue le plus rapidement au monde. Un accès rapide a une information compréhensive et des temps de recherche courts sont les clés du succès. En utilisant les bases de données de Technical Data Systems, vous gagnerez du temps dans votre processus de recherche de composants, vous accroîtrez votre productivité et vous réduirez vos coûts de documentation. Objectifs Développée pour correspondre aux besoins des Ingénieurs Electroniciens et à toutes les personnes qui recherchent un accès à des informations sur les composants, notre base de données offre une information technique sur plus de 278.000 circuits en provenance de 65 fabricants dans le monde. Comprenant les semi-conducteurs discrets, les circuits pour l'Optoélectronique, les Circuits Intégrés, les Mémoires, les Microprocesseurs et des Notes d'Applications, notre base de données est complétée régulièrement. Fonctions La collection SIRIUS offre de nombreux avantages aux utilisateurs qui ne souhaitent pas dépenser leur temps et leur argent à fouiller leur documentation pour trouver des informations sur les composants électroniques. SIRIUS vous permet de: - Gagner du temps dans le processus de sélection des composants - Conduire des analyses sur la concurrence - Comparer plusieurs circuits en même temps. - Utiliser des méthodes de recherche identiques. - Rechercher des circuits par référence, nom générique, fonction ou caractéristiques électriques. - Identifier des circuits de remplacement pour les semi-conducteurs discrets - Visionner les fiches techniques, notes d'applications et dessins de boîtiers (tous au format PDF) - Rechercher des notes d'applications par sujet ou par fabricant. Contenu de la base de données Voici une liste non-exhaustive des catégories de circuits inclus dans notre Collection SIRIUS. A/D & D/A Converters Amplifiers Analog Signal Processing Analog/Digital Automotive Circuits BiCMOS Bus Interface Logic Bipolar IC's Bus Termination Product Communications circuits/controllers Comparators Computer: Audio/Video , Peripheral/Products Consumer Products CPU Supervisors Data Acquisition, Data Communications, Data Transmission Digital Signal Processors Digital Switching andNetworking Components Discrete: Bipolar Transistors, Diodes, Power MOSFETs, MCTs/IGBTs, Thyristors, Unijunctions Drivers Circuits Filters FPGA, Configurable Logic, Programmable Logic Graphics Accelerators I²C Peripherals Image Sensors, LCD andPeripherals Linear/Interfaces Circuits Logic: AHC-AHCT, CMOS, High-Speed CMOS,C²MOS, BiCMOS, LMOS, TTL, Military ALS/FAST/LS/TTL Memories - DRAM, SRAM, EDRAM, NVRAM, EPROM, EEPROM, Flash, FIFO, Modules Microcontrollers/Microprocessors Mixed Signal Products Multimedia IC's Optoelectronic Devices Power Products, Peripheral Drivers/Actuator Protection Circuits Radiation Hardened ICs Radio and Audio Systems Serial/Optical Communication Silicon ControlledRectifiers & Triacs Silicon Power Transistors & Hybrid Power Modules Telecom Systems Telephone Circuits Television and Video Systems Thermal and Battery Management Voice recording Wireless Communications Contenu desCD-ROMs La base de données est complétée tous les deux mois avec de nouveauxCD-ROMs contenant approximativement 600 Mo d'information technique. La collection actuelle contient 11 CdROMs dont le détail est fourni en annexe. Configuration matérielle Windows 95 (ou plus), NT 4.0 - Carte vidéo 65536 couleursLecteur(s) - de CD-ROM - 8 Mo de mémoire - 25 Mo d'espace disque libre. Page 2 ANNEXE Documents disponibles dans la collection actuelle (Janvier 2000) 13 CD's, 308.000 références de circuits, 3.440 notes d'applications, 88 fabricants, 492.500 pages d'information technique. Volume 1 - 82,000 references - 82,100 pages of information Analog Devices National Semiconductors Amplifier Reference Manual (1992) Interface / Data Transmission Databook (1994) Special Linear Reference Manual (1992) Operational AmplifiersDatabook (1993) Catalyst Philips Data Book (1992/93) General-Purpose Linear ICs - IC11 (1995) Hewlett Packard SGS-Thomson Optoelectronics Designer's Catalog (1993) Video Products 2nd Edition (1994) Linear Technologies Temic Linear Databook -Volume III (1994) Semiconductors for Communications (1994) (partial) Maxim Texas Instruments New Releases Data Book -Volume III (1994) (partial) Data Acquisition Circuits-Mixed Signal Products (1995) New Releases Data Book -Volume IV (1995) (partial) Operational Amplifiers and Comparators -Volume A (1995) Motorola Operational Amplifiers and Comparators -Volume B (1995) DL118/D Rev.5 Optoelectronics Device Data (1995) Optoelectronics and Image Sensors (1990) DL128/D Rev.4 Linear/Interfaces ICs -Vol.1 (1993) Discrete Semiconductors (63,000 references) DL128/D Rev.4 Linear/Interfaces ICs -Vol.2 (1993) Thyristors, Bipolar Transistors, Unijunctions,Mos Fets, Diodes Volume 2 - 74,000 references - 18,800 pages of information Catalyst MHS 92-93 Data Book (1992-1993) Memories (1994) Cypress National Semiconductors High Performance Databook (1993) Memory Databook (1994) Intel Philips Flash Memory -Volume 1 (1995) Desktop Video - IC22 (1995) Flash Memory -Volume 2 (1995) Semiconductors for Radio and Audio Systems - IC01A (1995) Flash Memory Documentation Update (1995) Semiconductors for Radio and Audio Systems - IC01B (1995) Maxim Semiconductors for Television and Video Systems - IC02A (1995) New Releases Data Book -Volume III (1994) (continued from Vol1) Semiconductors for Television and Video Systems - IC02B (1995) New Releases Data Book -Volume IV (1995) (continued from Vol1) Semiconductors for Television and Video Systems - IC02C (1995) Motorola Temic DL 155/D Rev.1 Dynamics RAMs and Memory Modules (1994) Semiconductors for Communications (1994) (continued from Vol1) DL121/D Rev.5 FAST and LS TTL Data (1992) Texas Instruments DL129/D Rev.5 High-Speed CMOS Data (1993) High-Performance FIFO Memories (1993) DL131/D Rev.3 CMOS Logic Data (1991) High-Speed CMOS Logic (1993) TTL Data Book -Volume 1 (1993) Page 3 Volume 3 - 12,000 references - 16,600 pages of information Actel ISD FPGA Data-book and design guide (1995) Voice recording and playback ICs (1996) AMD (Advanced Mico Devices) Maxim EPROM Products Data Handbook (1995/96) New Releases Data Book -Volume V (1996) Flash Memory Products Data Handbook (1996) Micron MACH 1, 2, 3 and 4 Family Data Book (1995) DRAM Databook (1996) PAL devices Data-book and Design guide (1996) Flash Memory Databook (1996) Atmel SRAM Databook (1996) AVR Enhanced RISC Microcontroller (1996) National Semiconductors Configurable Logic (1995) National Application Specific Analog ProductsDatabook (1995) Benchmarq National Data AcquisitionDatabook (1995) 1996 Data Book (1996) National Operational AmplifiersDatabook (1995) Burr-Brown National Power ICsDatabook (1995) Data conversion Products (1995) RF Micro Devices Linear Products (1995) 1995 Designer's Handbook (1995) Comlinear Simtek High-Performance Analog and Mixed-Signal Products (1995) nvSRAM Data Book (1995) Cypress Temic Programmable Logic (1996) RF ICs for Wireless Communications (1996) Enhanced Memory Systems Texas Instruments EDRAM 1996 Data Book (1996) Linear Circuits, Power Products, Peripheral Drivers/Actuators (1996) Power Supply Circuits-Mixed Signal Products (1996) Volume 4 - 10,000 references - 18,500 pages of information Atmel Philips Non Volatile Memory (1996) 16-bit 80C51XA Microcontrollers (Extended Architecture) - IC25 Dallas (1996) Automatic Identification Data Book - Touch Memories (1994) 8048-based 8-bit Microcontrollers - IC14 (1994) Elantec BiCMOS Bus Interface Logic - IC23 (1996) New Products Supplement (1995) HE4000B Logic Family CMOS - IC04 (1995) Exar I²C Peripherals - IC12 ICs for Data Communications - IC19 (1995) Data Acquisition Products (1995) Low Voltage CMOS & BiCMOS Logic - IC24 (1996) Motorola Semiconductor for Telecom Systems - IC03 - (1995) DL142 Military ALS/FAST/LS/TTL Data (1989) Semiconductors for Wireless Communications - IC17 (1996) M68HC11 Référence Manual (1996) Texas Instruments MC68HC11A8 Technical Manual (1997) AHC-AHCT Logic (1996) Sanyo Data Transmission Circuits Vol.1 (1995-1996) Audio-Use MOS Integrated Circuits - EDK11 (1993) Xilinx Memories (1996) The Programmable Logic Data Book (1996) Page 4 Volume 5 - 8,000 references - 38,700 pages of information Siemens SGS-Thomson (02/97) A/D & D/A Converters (03/97) Analog and mixed Analog/Digital Communications controllers (03/97) Automotive Linear Consumer Electronics (03/97) Computer Products Linear/Interface Circuits (03/97) Consumer Products Memories (03/97) Digital Circuits Microcontrollers (03/97) Diodes Optoelectronics (03/97) Industrial Phase Locked Loop (PLL) (03/97) Logic Circuits Radio & Audio Systems (03/97) Memories and SmartCard® Products Telephone Circuits (03/97) Modules and Boards Transistors, Power MOS (03/97) Processors and Peripherals Video/Television (03/97) Protection Circuits Zilog (03/97) Silicon Controlled Rectifiers & Triacs 8-bit Microcontrollers Silicon Power Transistors & Hybrid Power Modules Communication Controllers Standard Linear Ics Computer Peripheral Products Telecom and Data Communications Digital Signal Processors Transistors Video Products 2nd Edition (1994) Volume 6 - 8,200 references - 21,200 pages of information Harris Semiconductor (04-05/97) Sony (continued) Video and Multimedia LCD and Peripherals Wireless and Wired Communications Memory (SRAM, Cache Modules) Analog/Digital Signal Processing Serial/Optical Communication Data Acquisition TV and Audio Discrete Power
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