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12 to 48 V Power Tools and Cordless Equipment based on Nexperia Solution

Reference Design for 12 to 48 V PWN driven Brushless DC Motor control for Power Tools and Cordless equipment based on Nexperia products. This systems provides a lower switch losses further improving the thermal behaviour, ESD components that protect HMI and displays, and high-efficiency motor drive and DCDC converter solutions while reducing costs (less heating to dissipate, smaller inductance and capacitor) using LFPAK and CFP packages.
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Hardware,Home & building,Retail,Power & charging
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