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Pq3220/Pq3230 DC-DC high-frequency SMPS transformer. Power transformer are static devices that use electromagnetic induction to transfer electrical energy between circuits without changing the frequency.
Power transformer are essential in electical power systems, playing a critical role in power generation, transmission, and distribution. They help reduce power losses during transmission and ensure that electricity is deliverd at the appropriate voltage level for various uses.

Key feature of power transformers include:

Voltage adjustment:         They are used to step up or step down voltage levels for power transmission and distribution.

Electromagnetic induction:  The transformer works on the principle of electromagnetic induction, where a changing magnetic field in the primary                              winding includes voltage in the secondary winding.

Power transfer:                   They transfer electrical energy between circuits without any moving parts.

High KVA rating:                 They are designed for high power applications and are used to transmit power between generation and distrubution                                            circuits.

HP Smart Array Controller Board  HP 4K1594

The NB-65200-U is a compact single fingerprint sensor from NEXT Biometrics. The livescan sensor is certified by the FBI as PIV-compliant.

The manufacturer specifies that the sensor based on the patented NEXT Active Thermal sensing™ technology. The NB-65200-U sensor is also used in One Touch ID 2000, One Touch Access 2000, and One Touch Compute 2000 fingerprint modules

SPECIFICATIONS

 

Charlie, a next-gen Telit IoT evaluation kit, is a quick and easy set-up for evaluating Telit’s tools and resources while building your working proof of concept for your IoT deployment.
Charlie is compatible with Arduino MKR form factor board combining a low-power ARM® Cortex®-M0 32-bit SAMD21 microprocessor with a Telit ME310 cellular module, providing global narrowband connectivity and a high-performance GNSS receiver.
Charlie can be used either alone or expanded with compatible shields and provides all building blocks to develop, prototype and deploy IoT applications.
Charlie uses Telit's Telit ME310G1-WW module.

Key Benefits
• Ideal for rapid IoT application design; all hardware building blocks are readily available
• Compatible with Arduino MKR form factor board, including a microprocessor, cellular module with GNSS receiver, motion sensor and battery charger
• Can be expanded with Arduino MKR shields
• Mounts ME310G1-WW, one of the most compact and power-efficient cellular modules available on the market, featuring LTE Cat M1/NB2 connectivity and 2G fallback
• High-performance, ultralow-power Bosch Sensortec acceleration sensor
• Fully compatible with the Arduino software development environment
• Embedded high-performance patch antenna for GNSS receiver

Telit LE910C4-AP is intended for APAC market.
This variant comes with a SIM card holder.

It is 3GPP release 10 compliant and comes with simultaneous support of GPS, Glonass, Bei-dou, Galileo, QZSS.

Key Benefits
• Standard Mini PCIe Data-card form factor
• Best-in class 3GPP rel10 platform
• Easy to integrate with peripherals and actuators using USB 2.0 HS, UART and user definable GPIOs
• Battery-friendly 1.8V GPIO
• Ideal platform for IoT applications and mobile data and computing devices with ultra-compact design and extended operating temperature range
• Internet friendly with integrated TCP/IP and UDP/IP stacks,
• Simple drop-in migration and technology design reuse path to 2G and 3G with any xE910 module
• Over-the-Air firmware update

Designers looking to add LTE capabilities to commercial and industrial computing devices benefit from the simple, yet powerful mPICe form factor with the flexibility to choose another technology best suited for the application environment from any one of the other models in the xE910 mPCIe series.