Power and sensor lines added to range of products

Transfer Multisort Elektronik has expanded the assortment of applications it can address by adding to the variety of products available through its distribution network.

Now available is Diotec’s DI62061/2/3 series of high precision LDOs voltage regulators. The devices can support an extended operating temperature range of -40C to + 85C. Covering voltages from 1.8V to 3V, these LDOs provide a constant and accurate output voltage within a ±1% margin. They can be utilised in DC-DC converters, battery management systems and backup PSUs. The CMOS technology used in their design ensures that minimal power losses are witnessed. A current limiting mechanism is integrated into each device, allowing a high degree of protection against damage through overload situations. Supplied in a tape-and-reel format to facilitate automated assembly, these extended temperature LDOs are housed in compact SOT23 packages.

Also, the company has extended the range of sensor devices with the latest IMU from robotics component specialist Pololu. Targeted at drones and AGVs, the AltIMU-10 (POLOLU-2739) module offers engineers a platform to construct their systems and experiment with different design concepts. With dimensions of only 12.7mm x 25.4mm, it has many high-performance MEMS-based sensing elements integrated into it. This module features an LSM6DS33 combined three-axis gyroscope and three-axis accelerometer, a LIS3MDL three-axis magnetometer, and a digital barometer (which can also serve as an altimeter). The core sensor operation is complemented by dynamic sensitivity level selection for the accelerometer, gyroscope and magnetometer elements. There is also scale preselection for the barometer. The sensor functions may be accessed via the module’s I2C interface.

According to Adam Kuczyńsk, co-founder and business development director at TME, “The strong relationships that TME has built with many of the world’s key producers of electronic components means that we can help our customers to design equipment which pushes the performance envelope and delivers real differentiation. TME will continue with regular new product introduction activity throughout 2022.”