AD1583ARTZ_AD1988BXCPZ-07-RL Introduction

In April 2019, Diodes completed the acquisition of Texas Instruments' 150mm/200mm wafer fab (GFAB) in Greenock, Scotland, UK, as part of TI's strategy to gradually abandon outdated capacity. Texas Instruments currently has 15 wafer fabs in 9 countries, of course, these plants include outdated capacity that is about to close, as well as new 300mm capacity.

. Combining EtherCAT, Ethernet and CAN FD: In terms of galvanically isolated architecture, the new microcontrollers feature a fast serial interface with 8 receive channels, enabling chip-to-chip communication at speeds up to 200 Mbps with fewer pins.

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. With the 9200, SolidScale will be able to provide more than 250 TB of capacity per node, scalable to over 5 PB per rack, one of the higher performance NVMe SSDs on the shared storage market today. The Micron 9200 SSD family is designed to be the storage foundation for the Micron SolidScale™ platform, providing greater capacity to more efficiently optimize workloads and reduce total cost of ownership.

The working principle is as shown below. The typical basic structure is shown in the figure (a) above, with the piezoelectric layer sandwiched between the upper and lower metal electrodes, the corresponding mBVD equivalent circuit is shown in the figure (b) above, and the corresponding impedance is shown in the figure (c) above. It can be seen that there are two resonance frequencies, series (fs) and parallel (fp).

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