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Littelfuse

Email : PG_CSG@littelfuse.com
Web : www.littelfuse.com

Article archive for Littelfuse;

- Expansive Array of Littelfuse Gate Driver ICs Available via Anglia (02/08/2023)
  
  Littelfuse’s high-speed gate driver devices can be sourced through Anglia’s distribution network.
- EPDT August 2021 issue (inc. Displays & Medical features) now available online (02/08/2021)
  
  This month’s issue, now available in print or digital editions, contains features on Displays technologies & Medical applications.
- Tutorial: How to select the right components to protect medical devices, users & patients (01/08/2021)
  
  Use of non-laboratory, patient-contact diagnostic & life-sustaining medical equipment, such as ventilators, defibrillators, ultrasound scanners & electrocardiogram (EKG) units, continues to increase. Reasons include an ageing population, heightened care expectations among patients & improvements in medical electronics technology which make such systems more practical.
- Safely charge electric vehicles (17/01/2019)
  
  Littelfuse Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Solutions operate in harsh environments subject to extreme heat and cold, rain, snow, and lightning strikes.
- The growing importance of state-of-the-art circuit protection in commercial avionics (12/12/2014)
  
  The avionics industry has become an important factor in the global economy and flying a natural part of modern life.
- Wearable technology will change healthcare significantly (17/11/2014)
  
  Preventing electrostatic discharge (ESD) is key to ensuring the secure performance of potentially life-saving monitoring devices.
- TTI wins first Littelfuse European Distributor Award (23/04/2014)
  
  TTI celebrates winning the first ever European Distributor of the Year Award 2013 from Littelfuse.
- Consumer electronics: designing smaller, faster, AND safer (28/01/2014)
  
  The majority of consumers are generally unaware that they are the single biggest risk to electronic devices that play a vital role in their lives. Human touch to any device containing sensitive electronic semiconductors can be the source of an ESD (electro-static discharge) event.