Designing Via the Web

Power supply designers in growing numbers access Web sites to order data sheets, application notes, evaluation kits, and sample parts. But they are also downloading free software, which shortens the design process. Semiconductor companies interviewed for this sampling who provide design tools are Na...

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Published in:EDN 2001-09, Vol.46 (20), p.S17
Main Author: Curran, Lawrence J
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Computer industry
Computers
Design
Design engineering
Designers
Electrical equipment and supplies industry
Engineers
Manufacturers
Manufacturing
Manycompanies
Marketing
Online services
Open source software
Power supply
Power supply (Electronics)
Product development
Search engines
Services
Software
Software packages
System design
Systems analysis
User interface
Websites
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Summary:Power supply designers in growing numbers access Web sites to order data sheets, application notes, evaluation kits, and sample parts. But they are also downloading free software, which shortens the design process. Semiconductor companies interviewed for this sampling who provide design tools are National Semiconductor, Power Integrations, Texas Instruments and Vicor. Also included is PowerPlus Technical Distributors - an outlet with an online search engine intended to help OEMs find and order a finished supply.
ISSN:0012-7515
2163-4084