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ROHMhas developed external FET-type controller ICs utilising PWM current control mode optimised for AC/DC power supply in various industrial applications. Mass production has begun for four variants designed to drive a wide range of power semiconductors: theBD28C55FJ-LBfor low-voltage MOSFETs,BD28C54FJ-LBfor medium- to high-voltage MOSFETs,BD28C57LFJ-LBfor IGBTs, andBD28C57HFJ-LBfor SiC MOSFETs.

Keeping electronics cool - or, rather, the challenge of keeping electronics cool - is being investigated by researchers at Purdue University, as the heat generated by consumer electronics from smartphones to laptops and computers, eventually leads to the deterioration of the device.

Data centres currently account for over 2% of global energy consumption. With the rise of AI, this figure is predicted to increase to as much as 7% by 2030, which would be equivalent to the current energy consumption of India.

This presentation will examine design challenges related to 48 V batteries in hybrid and electric vehicle (xEV) applications, including an in-depth look at voltage and current sensing accuracy, voltage and current synchronization, hotplug reliability, cell balancing and thermal management.

Innoscience Technology, developing cost-effective, high-performance gallium-nitride-on-silicon (GaN-on-Si) power solutions, has introduced a new generation of battery management system (BMS) solutions built on its proprietary VGaN technology.

As data centres continue to accommodate the growing AI industry, curbing AI power consumption in data centres has become a critical problem.

Navitas Semiconductorhas announced that its high-power GaNSafe family is now available in a TOLT (Transistor Outline Leaded Top-side cooling) package.

Alpha and Omega Semiconductor announced its new application-specific EZBuckregulator. The highly integrated, compact, and high-power-density AOZ23567QI Constant On-Time Buck Converter offers an upgraded solution that is designed to support VCCPRIM_VNNAON rails in the Intel Arrow Lake platform.

NFC Forumhas announced the winners for the 2024 edition of its Innovation Awards. More than 60 entries to the Innovation Awards were submitted from around the globe, with the top ten finalists determined by a panel of experts.

TDK Corporation has announced the launch of its latest i1C series DC-DC converters under the TDK-Lambda brand. Designed in the standard 1"x1" package, these 200W non-isolated buck-boost converters deliver both step-up and step-down voltage conversion. Operating from input voltages of 9 to 36V or 18 to 75V, the i1C series offers output voltage ranges adjustable from 9.6V to 28V, with a maximum current capacity of 10A.