New power technology hub is valuable resource for design engineers and students

RS Components has created a new technology hub on its DesignSpark website. A valuable resource for design engineers and students, it includes free design tools and a breadth of key product and system development information.

Sponsored by Maxim Integrated Products, the hub features learning material, new products, application examples, reference designs and free software tools for use by design engineers creating the next generation of power systems for the multiple demands over a multitude of applications.

In addition to working with Maxim on the new hub, the company has recently signed a distribution agreement with Maxim. The company is significantly expanding its Maxim portfolio to incorporate new power components including DC-DC converters, as well as devices such as sensors and microcontroller development kits for IoT, IIoT applications and the increasing expanse of wearable applications.

“Our new power tech hub is not only an excellent learning resource for design engineers who are new to power design but is also a point of reference for seasoned designers looking to discover the latest power products and technologies,” said Mike Bray, vice president of DesignSpark at RS. “We continue to prosper in our relationship with Maxim, working in close collaboration to expand the choice of power ICs for our customers, along with many other devices such as sensors, analogue components and products for IoT development.”