Top 5 power products in May

30th May 2022

Kiera Sowery

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Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top power products to have been released in May 2022.

TI drives isolation technology with solid-state relays

TI has introduced a portfolio of solid-state relays, including automotive-qualified isolated drivers and switches, that deliver reliability to help make EVs safer.

The isolated solid-state relays also provide the smallest solution size while reducing the bill-of-materials (BOM) cost of powertrain and 800-V battery-management systems.

High-efficiency 3A buck converter for automotive designs

Diodes Incorporated's DIODES AP61300Q and DIODES AP61302Q synchronous buck converters are 3A-rated devices that have a wide input voltage range of 2.4V to 5.5V. They address the need for automotive point-of-loads that are more streamlined and exhibit increased efficiency levels. They are optimised for use in vehicles’ telematics, ADAS, power and infotainment systems, as well as instrumentation clusters.

High-performance power amplifier packages

StratEdge Corporation, which designs, produces, and assembles high-performance semiconductor packages for radio frequency, microwave, and millimetre-wave devices, will display power amplifier packages at Space Tech Expo.

They are playing a key role in transmitting signals from commercial and government satellites and other long-range communications equipment.

Cincoze computer brings power to edge computing

Cincoze have added the high-performance and essential DV-1000 rugged embedded computer series to its DIAMOND product line. The DV-1000 is a high-performance embedded computer with a compact chassis and flexible expansion options. It is an excellent fit for high-performance industrial applications with limited installation space, such as smart manufacturing, machine vision, and railway computing.

Pulsed laser dioded offer more power for LIDAR

LASER COMPONENTS Canada has succeeded in increasing the efficiency of pulsed laser diodes from 2.6W/A to 3.2W/A.

This effect was achieved by a further development of the multi-junction technology, in which two V-grooves are embedded in the chip’s surface parallel to the resonator. These so-called “trenches” prevent the formation of interfering lateral modes. The company uses this process for multi-junction PLDs with a wavelength of 905nm.