AD1580ARTZ-REEL_AD1981BJSTZ-RELL Introduction

The charger can provide a power density of 155 mW/mm2 (100 W/in2), which is about twice higher than the market. The new buck-boost charger helps engineers reduce solution size and bill of materials (BOM) and is TI's only device that fully integrates: .

Systems with a communication interface often require an external application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) or a dedicated host-controlled microprocessor, but this reduces the flexibility of the design architecture, increases complexity, and takes up space on the circuit board. . The newly introduced C2000 F2838x microcontrollers, however, do not rely on external ASICs, thereby reducing the overall solution size and the amount of material used.

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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).

For SAW, also called Rayleighsurface wave, there are both longitudinal waves and transverse waves. . The particles in the solid vibrate in an elliptical trajectory, and the long axis of the ellipse is perpendicular to the surface of the solid.

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