Allegro MicroSystems ACS37002 400kHz high-precision current sensor IC is a fully integrated Hall effect current sensor with very high accuracy. ACS37002 is the ideal choice for the most demanding power conversion application control circuit. The magnetic field generated by the coupling of current through internal conductors flows through the ACS37002 Hall sensor IC. There is no physical connection between the current and the integrated circuit, allowing for high-voltage isolation. The current is sensed differently by two Hall plates, eliminating interference with external common mode magnetic fields. ACS37002 is factory trimmed, providing high precision throughout the entire working range without the need for further programming.

The RACM30-K/277 series on-board AC/DC converters with a rated power of 30 W from RECOM are highly cost-effective and popular among customers. They have now expanded their product range and can be offered in an open frame (OF version), with a weight only half of the existing encapsulated version.

Ruisa Electronics announced today that it has added a new member, RL78/G24, to its popular RL78 microcontroller (MCU) series, which includes 8-bit and 16-bit products suitable for power sensitive applications. The RL78/G24 has the highest performance among all products in the RL78 series, enhanced by a flexible application accelerator (FAA) for specific applications and a high-speed CPU operating at frequencies up to 48MHz.

Microchip Technology Inc. is the first to introduce the PIC18-Q20 series microcontroller (MCU), which is the industry’s first low pin MCU with up to two I3C peripherals and multi voltage I/O (MVIO). The PIC18-Q20 MCU is packaged in 14 pin and 20 pin packages, with dimensions as small as 3 x 3 mm, making it a compact solution for real-time control, touch sensing, and connectivity applications. This MCU provides configurable peripherals, advanced communication interfaces, and simple connections across multiple voltage domains without the need for external components.