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This package allows power system designers to effectively direct heat away from the PCB in high-current DC/DC applications. TI’s DualCool NexFET power MOSFETs allow the heat generated by power conversion to be removed from the top side through convection cooling resulting in improved power density, higher current capability and improved system reliability. VDS VGS R at 10 V R at 4.5 V Qg Qgd Device Size (V) (V) (mΩ) (mΩ) (nC) (nC) CSD16407Q5C 5x6 25 16 1.8 2.5 13.3 3.5 CSD16408Q5C 5x6 25 16 3.7 5.4 6.5 1.9 CSD16325Q5C 5x6 25 10 – 1.7 18 2.9 CSD16321Q5C 5x6 25 10 – 2.1 14 2.5 CSD16322Q5C 5x6 25 10 – 4.5 6.5 1.2 www.ti.com/dualcool Get evaluation modules, samples and datasheets DualCool, NexFET, High-Performance Analog >>Your Way and the platform bar are trademarks of Texas Instruments. © 2010 TI VIEWPOINT Data Books are Smart A Media Katzbek 17a The widespread impression that engineers D-24235 Laboe, Germany Phone: +49 4343 42 17 90 sit in front of their computers all day watch- Fax: +49 4343 42 17 89 ing vendors’ video presentations is false. [email protected] Most of the time such videos begin with ele- www.bodospower.com mentary basics and it seems to take forever Publishing Editor to get to the important subjects. I miss the Bodo Arlt, Dipl.-Ing. [email protected] interactivity and ability to move forward quickly and that’s what counts when it Creative Direction & Production Repro Studio Peschke comes to improvements in design. They are [email protected] often developed by people who find it difficult to understand the subject matter themselves Free Subscription to qualified readers and then, nevertheless, make decisions Bodo´s Power Systems about what would be of value to engineers. is available for the following Back when I was an engineer working in the subscription charges: industry, I often saw marketing practice this Annual charge (12 issues) is 150 € kind of greenhorn approach to communicate books right beside and compare without world wide Single issue is 18 € new applications. It was very popular and switching windows like you’d need on your [email protected] employed a total vertical structure, mostly computer screen. Having a data book in my circulation with a pure educational character targeted at hands makes it much more comfortable to printrun a non-technical audience. In reality, though, review devices than scrolling the screen and 25000 it wastes time and slows down the design potentially missing information. The only process for engineers. alternative using a computer is to print the Printing by: data out and read it afterwards. A lot of peo- Central-Druck Trost GmbH & Co In the process of becoming an engineer I ple do so. Heusenstamm, Germany learned to work through materials fast and efficiently to uncover the subjects on It would be interesting to survey exhibitors at A Media and Bodos Power Systems assume and hereby disclaim any demand that were really important to my APEC about how they distribute data and liability to any person for any loss or resolving a development task. That meant about having data books on hand. Speaking damage by errors or omissions in the reading fast and diagonally across the to the engineers in the field, I hear that most material contained herein regardless of whether such errors result from pages, and stopping only for in-depth scruti- of them use their private copy with notes and negligence accident or any other cause ny of the crucial information for a specific additional important information such as the whatsoever. project. Watching videos eats your time and names and phone numbers of contacts for you cannot make simple written notes for specific application parts. The Cirrus APEX cross-reference and comparison with other data book is actually a great example and Events data. The data book has become my pre- proves that a printed data book is still used APEC 2010, ferred tool for making notes on active and and has value. With roughly 1,000 pages of Palm Springs, CA, February 21-25 passive components. By attaching a hand comprehensive information, datasheets and www.apec-conf.org written note it’s easy to find comments in the application notes, it demonstrates that print Digital Power Supply Design, data book on, for example, limits that have is alive and stronger than ever. The secret is Reading UK, February 23 not been specified. Back in the old days in the quality of the information provided. www.biricha.com when I was a student, data books were There is no better way to communicate. We Embedded World, translated into local languages – I still all share one world. As a publisher I serve Nuremberg Ger March 3 -5 remember the RCA Data Books that were the world: one magazine, on time, every www.embedded-world.de localized into German. I still have many time. EMC, Düsseldorf/Ger, stored in my private library for curiosity’s March.9–11 www.mesago.de sake and sometimes for devices that have My Green Power Tip for February: CIPS 2010, Nuremberg, Ger, been obsolete for half a century. English is Rather than leaving your kids alone with March 16-18 and has become the global language of their computer games, inspire them to read www.cips-conference.de technology. Reading a book is as simple as a book. Imagination and inspiration goes just having your eyes and your brain active New Energy Husum, Ger, hand in hand with learning, knowledge and March 18-21 and the book in your hands. No extras need- the memory bank we accumulate. These are www.new-energy.com ed apart from, maybe, daylight. So a book valuable skills that will help make some of still has enormous value versus the screen them our creative engineers of the future. Digital Power Forum Europe Nuremberg of your computer. You only get half of a page Ger April 6-7 www.dpfeurope.darnell.com in A4 format visible on your screen but a See you at APEC magazine open before you allows you to PEMD Brighton UK instantly see four times more. You always Best regards April 19- 23 www.theiet.org/pemd get two A4 pages side by side in front of you, can spread out other magazines and 4 Bodo´s Power Systems® February 2010 www.bodospower.com Semiconductors developed with and for our customers! We already provide targeted support to our customers in highly consulting-intensive markets such as automotive, consumer, general lighting, medical technology, renewable energies and RFID.
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