I don't like java for security reasons. Better luck next time with 
server side sripts.

And then: ajax.googleapis.com - Worse, again for security reasons. ;-)

Thank you for your feedback. For the moment this is the database 
architecture we chose to enable a quick product search - but we are 
always open for ideas and improvements.

How would you implement it ?

>How would you implement it ?

You mean, if I would be under contract?

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>How would you implement it ?

php, javascript

Dear Alexander,

I am looking for an ADC with at least 14 bit accuracy on two 
simultaniously converting differential channels (meaning 2x2=4 Channels, 
2 ADCs). So let's see how my search goes on your website:
- Resolution: at least 14 bit resolution, I would be fine with 15 to 31 
bit as well, how do I tell your selector?
- Channels: at least 4 but why not 5 to 256? How do I tell your 
selector?
- Sample-Rate: Finally! A smaller/greater than option, you need that 
everywhere!
- Differential: Where do I enter that?
- Two ADCs in one housing: Where do I enter that?
- Package: I want to use QFN in a certain size range. It would be nice, 
if you could add a search function, where one could sort by the sizes of 
a certain package type because in most parameter searches you can only 
sort by smallest outline of all available packages, which is usually a 
ball grid array. I you cannot handle a ball grid, you simply cannot use 
the sort by outline function.
...

Sorry, but this parametric search is really no help yet. It just uses 
the same (IMO crappy) parameters as the vendors and manufacturers but 
doesn't even give you a greater/smaller-option and a 
I-don't-care-option, which is a killer-argument against your website.

In my opinion, the perfect parametric search would be a wiki/openSource 
kind of search engine. That way, not only you and the manufacturers but 
also the millions of users could contribute to the search and add new 
categories like "qfn-outline", "qfp-outline", "ballgrid-outline" or 
whatever categorie you don't have in mind yet but the users actually 
look for.

Regards and keep on developing!

Hi G-Ride,
Thank you for taking time and testing our parametric search engine. I 
have great feedback for you, basically all of your suggestions will be 
ready once we make it to version 1.0.

As you may have noticed the Data Converter Selector is still at an early 
stage (beta 0.5) compared to other Selectors so lot's of updates are 
scheduled over summer time.

updates till v.1.0. (most are already working in our test system)
- min/max or smaller/greater option for main parameters
- differential or single ended input
- number of  ADC per product/package
- uni-polar/bi-polar/true-bipolar input
- search by input range like 0 to 5V or -5 to 5V
- package data like number of pins and size in mm²
- sort function across all products for smallest package size and/or by 
package family

We spend a lot of time in adding products and parameters. We don't use 
'crappy feeds' at all. Please give us a little time and wait for v.1.0. 
All search functions will be ready and of similar great quality as the 
other Power Management or LED Driver Selectors already are.

Again thank you for your feedback. I encourage also other user to do so, 
so we can improve further.
Alex.

Small update, we activated 2 new helpful functions:
- side by side product comparison for up to 5 products (via 'i' pages)
- pre-selection for preferred suppler across all Selectors (via 
homepage)

Our first (and simple) video tutorials for those functions can be found 
here: http://www.dcdcselector.com/en/tutorials

Thanks,
Alex.