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VP8 Running on the OMAP(tm) 4 Processor
Virtual Remote Sense
Achieving 25-Gbps Transceiver Performance on 28-nm FPGAs

Virtual Remote Sense

Compensating for unknown wire drops without remote sensing wires is now possible. The LT4180 continuously modulates the power supply output current to interrogate the line drop. Then the output is increased to match the drop providing up to a 50 to 1 improvement in regulation at the load.
1 October 2010
byNews Desk

with Robert Dobkin, Vice President of Engineering & CTO

1 October 2010
byNews Desk

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