With the advent of the 5G era, the network is evolving in the direction of openness. Mobile network operators (Mnos) and communications service providers (CSPS) are looking for solutions that will reduce costs and speed up deployment to meet demanding network coverage and capacity targets in the coming years. This makes it a challenge for cellular providers to balance cost and performance in providing 4G, 5G, dual-mode, acer stations, and small indoor and outdoor base stations
The WM8741 is a very high performance stereo DAC designed for audio applications such as professional recording systems, A/V receivers and high specification CD, DVD and home theatre systems. The device supports PCM data input word lengths from 16 to 32-bits and sampling rates up to 192kHz. The WM8741 also supports DSD bitstream data format, in both direct DSD and PCM-converted DSD modes.
Weidmüller's PRObas power supply provides a safe and stable DC supply voltage for automation applications. The single-phase switched-mode power supply units of the PRObas series meet the high requirements of mechanical engineering cost-effectively. The know-how of the successful PROeco, PROmax and PROtop series flows into this attractive product series.
Weidmüller’s AITB modular terminal block system was specially developed to meet the specific requirements and safety regulations for wiring in building installations. Special features of the series ensure real added value in planning, installation, and operation on site.
Relay modules with positive drive contacts are used for functional safety. The SAFESERIES contact extension from Weidmuller uses relays that comply with EN 61810-3 Type a mandatory boot contacts. This makes it particularly suitable for signal monitoring in applications that protect people and machines.
Weidmuller PROeco Single-Phase Power Supplies, available now from Mouser, provide high efficiency, high performance, and flexibility in a compact, cost-effective design. These 72W to 960W SMPS units offer an output power range from 12V to 48V.
