Ricoh developed this special circuit board because of the huge interest from the market for our recently launched power management ICs intended for IoT applications. The RIOT-001 contains various power management ICs with an ultra-low supply current and low output noise level.
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Today’s automobiles require electronic systems that contribute to enhancing the safety levels, represented by ADAS (Advanced Driving Assistance System). Those safety-enhancing systems also include HUDs, for they help drivers reduce eye movements while driving…
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Today’s wearable and IoT devices mainly operate in a sleep mode and therefore power consumption is significantly defined by the quiescent current, referring to a circuit’s quiet state, not driving any load. In this mode, the system is idle but ready to wake up at any time to perform a task, transmitting some data and resume to sleep mode again…
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Ricoh Electronic Devices Co., Ltd. in Japan has launched two VFM mode Buck DC/DC Converters RP514 and RP515, designed for use in wearable devices and applications for the Internet of Things (IoT) requiring ultra-low current consumption to extend battery life. These products are equipped with a unique integrated battery voltage monitor to make it possible to measure the remaining charge left in the battery…
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These days, an increasing number of automotive applications such as ADAS or autonomous driving are required to ensure high levels of security in in-vehicle electrical systems. To meet the requirements, a lot of sensors are adopted on those systems. For those systems to function properly, stable voltages must be provided by power management ICs such as voltage trackers…
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Ricoh Electronic Devices Co., Ltd has launched the R3201, a special IC dedicated for portable devices with a built-in battery and the possibility to reset the software to resume normal operation. It also provides a so called “Shipping Mode” to reduce current consumption when the device is stored in a warehouse or during shipment…
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Ricoh Electronic Devices Co., Ltd. in Japan has launched the R5116 and R5117, a 500mA voltage regulator with either a window or a battery voltage detector and capable of operating in a wide input voltage range. These products were especially designed to add functional safety to automotive, industrial, and consumer applications, requiring a high level of operational reliability…
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Ricoh Electronic Devices has launched the R1525, a 200mA voltage regulator with features such as a wide operating voltage range and ultra-low current consumption. The significant advantage of this product is that it has outstanding EMC noise immunity and is used in particular applications that have severe noise requirements.
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Ricoh has launched the RP124, a 100mA LDO regulator with a unique integrated battery voltage monitor to make it possible to measure the remaining charge left in the battery. The regulator features an ultra-low current consumption of only 0.3µA (at no-load), extending the lifetime of battery powered devices, which is important for those applications that are mainly in sleep mode and resume for a periodical brief moment to perform a task.
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Ricoh Electronic Devices has launched the versatile R1700 LED driver controller. Designed to use in LED lighting applications and including features such as power factor correction, the controller boasts low EMI emission by zero voltage switching and various safety protection circuits…
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