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Although GaN and SiC technology and products dominated the power industry show which returned to Nuremberg in May, it was not to the exclusion of all other power technology. The industry has clearly been active even during lockdown and jumped at the chance to show real-life people the progress made.

ROHM has announced the availability of their evaluation board: the REFLVBMS001-EVK-001. It facilitates the verification of the operation of ultra-efficient battery management solutions for the expanding IoT field.

Yole Développement (Yole) and System Plus Consulting have analysed the compound semiconductor industry in-depth for some years now.

The megatrends of autonomous driving, connectivity, electrification and shared mobility demand a dramatic transformation of the automotive industry. At the same time, digitalisation opens up significant potential for returns along the entire value chain.

Single-chip microcontrollers for embedded control and computing functions are ubiquitous and continue to be designed into more systems.

Mouser Electronics is inviting design engineers to visit its exhibit atDesignCon 2022, April 5–7 at the Santa Clara (California) Convention Centre.

Some IoT devices are hardwired into the building’s electrical grid, but that isn’t always possible, especially for wearables or compact IoT devices that lack the capacity. Charging battery-powered IoT devices can be awkward and time-consuming.A new charger is hitting the market that could overcome some of these challenges and make it easier to incorporate this technology into our daily lives. Emily Newton discusses.

ROHM has added a thermal analysis function to its ROHM Solution Simulator. This feature allows designers of electronic circuits and systems in the automotive and industrial markets to collectively verify power devices and driver ICs thermal issues on different solution circuits.

ROHM has developed the BD8758xY series (BD87581YG-C, BD87582YFVM-C) of rail-to-rail input/output high-speed CMOS op amps. The devices feature an improved EMI immunity for automotive and industrial equipment applications requiring high-speed sensing in harsh environments, such as vehicle engine control units and anomaly detection systems for factory automation equipment.

ROHM has developed Hybrid IGBTs with integrated 650V SiC Schottky barrier diode, the RGWxx65C series (RGW60TS65CHR, RGW80TS65CHR, RGW00TS65CHR). The devices are qualified under the AEC-Q101 automotive reliability standard.