Nuts and Volts - August 2012

SHOWCASE

minimal thermal-related challenges. The self-correcting architecture of the MCP6V11/31 family provides a maximum input offset voltage of 8 µV for ultra-low offset and low offset drift, enabling maximum accuracy across time and temperature. The MCP6V11 offers 80 kHz of gain bandwidth product, with a low typical quiescent current of only 7. 5 µA, while the MCP6V31 provides 300 kHz of gain bandwidth product, coupled with a low typical quiescent current of 23 µA. Additionally, the MCP6V11 and MCP6V31 single amplifiers are both available in small five-pin SOT- 23 and five-pin SC- 70 packages, enabling minimal use of board space, ease of system design, and reduced cost.

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PROJECT CLOCK VERSION 10 RELEASED

CyberMatrix Corporation has released version 10 of Project Clock — an easy to use project time recording and time billing program for Windows. Project Clock 10 contains several important improvements. The most significant change in version 10 is the new billing module that provides a more convenient way to bill clients for time and expenses. Full Unicode support was added to allow translations of all multi-byte languages such as Chinese, Japanese, and Russian. In addition, a new enterprise edition of Project Clock that can connect to virtually any database server is now available.

Project Clock is used by consultants, lawyers, engineers, contractors, project managers, or anyone else who must accurately record the time spent on different projects or tasks. Continued on page 76