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TI introduces fastest 4-A and 5-A two-output MOSFET drivers for telecom and server power supplies
Texas Instruments Incorporated is expanding its MOSFET driver portfolio with three next-generation two-output gate drivers that improve efficiency and reliability in high-density isolated power supplies. High-performance MOSFET drivers deliver efficiency and reliability, protecting a power system from 100-V surges
Innovative phase-change TIM boosts productivity and performance
Phase-change thermal materials could hardly be easier to use, but The Bergquist Company has further increased convenience and speed by introducing Hi-Flow 330P featuring one dry side and one naturally tacky side enabling efficient handling and dispensing. The new material delivers high thermal performance in addition to productivity benefits, achieving thermal impedance of only 0.17ºC-in2/W at 50 psi.
Fairchild Semiconductor Receives Strategic Supplier Award from Power One
Fairchild Semiconductor recently received a Strategic Supplier Award from Power One, a leader in digital power technology (DPT) and a provider of renewable energy and energy-efficient power conversion and power management solutions.
Efficient Power Modules Save Space in Home Appliances and Industrial Motors Up to 3kW
Fairchild Semiconductor introduces ten highly efficient, integrated Motion-SPM power modules for home appliances and industrial motors up to the 3kW power range. Integrating fully tested components––three HVICs, one LVIC, six NPT IGBTs, six FRDs and three bootstrap diodes––into a compact 44mm x 26.8mm Mini-DIP package, these Motion-SPM modules offer superior inverter-based control for energy-efficient three-phase motors. Replacing as man...
Fairchild Semiconductor’s Motion-SPM™ in 29 x 12mm SMD Packaging Optimizes Energy Efficiency and Board Space in Low-Power Inverter Motor Designs
Enhancing its portfolio of Smart Power Modules (SPM™), Fairchild Semiconductor introduces the FSB50325S (250V), FSB50250S (500V) and FSB50450S (500V), three new Motion-SPM™ devices available in 29mm x 12mm surface-mount-device (SMD) packages.
Arrow Electronics and Dawin Electronics sign distribution agreement for EMEA
Arrow Electronics will distribute products and solutions from Dawin Electronics in the EMEA region. Semiconductor manufacturer Dawin, based in Incheon, Korea, produces diode, IGBT, MOSFET, thyristor and rectifier modules, as well as discrete components. Dawin, which was founded in 2001, produces application-specific modules that are tailored to customer requirements and is certified in accordance with ISO 14001, ISO 9001 and South Korean standard...
New IC-output optocouplers from Renesas Electronics with extra-long creepage distance of 14.5 mm
Renesas Electronics today announced the availability of two IC-output optocouplers with long-creepage-distance for applications such as industrial equipment employing the maximum commercial power supply voltage of 690 V or solar power generation systems employing high voltages of up to 1,000 V.
IR’s Compact, Reliable, Automotive-qualified AUIRS2332J 600 V Gate Drive IC Simplifies and Shrinks Design
International Rectifier has introduced the AUIRS2332J 600 V three-phase gate driver IC for automotive high-voltage motor drives for electric (EV) and hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) applications. The AUIRS2332J, high-voltage, high speed power MOSFET and IGBT driver features three independent high- and low-side referenced output channels.
Hyundai Selects Infineon HybridPACK1 Power Module for Its Current Hybrid Vehicle Generations
Infineon Technologies AG today announced that Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Motors Corporation have selected Infineon as supplier of power modules for their current hybrid car generations, the Hyundai Sonata Hybrid and Kia Optima. Hyundai and Kia, together the world’s fastest-growing and fifth-largest car manufacturer, teamed up with Infineon on the hybrid powertrain design including the Infineon HybridPACK™1 power module and the related cont...
Computers and Cars Drive Up Demand for Higher Efficiency in the Power Sector
Cloud computing and carbon emissions controls will see the extinction of the silicon semiconductor, as the power discretes market demands superior products, according to a new report by business intelligence experts GBI Research.