• The cost-effective PicoLog 1012
and PicoLog 1216 multi-channel
voltage loggers; these work as
loggers with PicoLog 6 and as 100
kS/s scopes using PicoScope 6.
With its wide range of built-in
sensors and connections for optional
external sensors, the DrDAQ solves
many data acquisition challenges at a
budget price.
GENERAL-PURPOSE
P-CHANNEL
JFET AMPLIFIER
The LS94 from Linear Integrated Systems is a general-purpose
version of the popular LSJ74 series.
The LSJ74 is a world-class option for
designers seeking to build ultra-low-noise circuits, but the part currently
has limited availability.
Because the LS94 has slightly
higher noise and is offered in a single
IDSS range ( 2. 6 to 30 mA) versus the
multiple IDSS grades of the LSJ74
family, Linear Integrated Systems is
able to provide the LS94 at a lower
cost and with greater availability. The
LSJ74 is currently allocated to OEM
audio manufacturers.
The LS94 is the P-Channel
complement to the LS190 single N-Channel JFET amplifier, which is a
general-purpose version of the
LSK170 series.
The high impedance and high
gain features of both the LS94 and
the LS190 make them ideal for audio,
sensor, and instrumentation
applications. The surface-mount
version is designated SST94.
Available in the TO- 92 package,
the LS94 shares the same pin-out as
the Toshiba 2SJ74. The SOT89
surface-mount version reduces the
overall size of the circuit boards
while creating additional packaging
options not offered by Toshiba. There
is immediate availability for ROHS
compliant versions. Features include:
• Low Noise
• High Input Impedance
• High Gain ( 22 ms -Typ)
• Lead-free ROHS Compliant TO- 92
and SOT89 Packages
• Complement to the N-Channel
LS190 JFET Amplifier
Applications include audio,
detectors, instrumentation, medical,
test and measurement, and sensors.
Price is $2.69 each for 1,000+ pieces.
FEATURE-RICH
PICkit 4
To address the needs of debugging processes and
enhance the development
experience, Microchip Technology,
Inc., has introduced the MPLAB®
PICkit TM 4 In-Circuit Debugger.
The low cost PICkit 4 in-circuit
programming and debugging
development tool is meant to replace
the popular PICkit 3 programmer by
offering five times faster
programming; a wider voltage range
(1.2-5V); improved USB connectivity;
and more debugging interface
options.
In addition to supporting
Microchip’s PIC® microcontrollers
(MCUs) and dsPIC® Digital Signal
Controllers (DSCs), the tool also
supports debugging and
programming for the CEC1702 family
of hardware cryptography-enabled
devices.
This low cost programming and
debugging solution is ideal for those
designing in the eight-bit space, but it
is also perfectly suited for 16- and 32-
bit development due in part to its
300 MHz, high performance
ATSAME70Q21B microcontroller on
board.
The benefits of faster
programming time are less waiting
and better productivity during
development. This is especially
important when designing with 32-bit
microcontrollers with larger memory
capacities.
The PICkit 4 development tool
enables debugging and programming
using the graphical user interface of
the MPLAB X Integrated
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For more information, contact:
Pico Technology
www.picotech.com
For more information, contact:
Linear Integrated
Systems
www.linearsystems.com