Designing Intelligent Power Supplies
Microchip -- Design News, September 27, 2006
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With the increasing use of digital control, there are more ways than ever to design power supplies. The potentially confusing choices confront the engineer designing or using a power supply with this added functionality. Understanding the four levels of microcontroller integration possible in a design, and the features and functions possible with each level can simplify the decision process. In this webcast, we will explore the impact of each level on the analog design, and how each level shifts issues associated with control and reliability, from the traditional hardware design, to the microcontroller and software side of the design.
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Date: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 Time: 9:00 am PT/Noon ET Duration: 60-minutes
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Randy Frank,
Contributing Editor
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Keith Curtis, Principal Applications Engineer, Microchip Technology Incorporated
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