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Avnet Silica will be exhibiting power solutions from onsemi, ST, Renesas, Nexperia, Navitas Semiconductor, Diodes Inc and Monolithic Power Systems at PCIM Europe in Nuremberg (June 10-12).

ROHM has added three new products featuring a rated power of 5W in resistance values of 0.5, 1.0, 1.5mΩ to the 2512-size (0.25 × 0.12”) / 6432-size (6.4 × 3.2mm)PMR100series of standard type metal plate shunt resistors designed for motor control and power circuits in automotive, consumer, and industrial equipment applications.

The LMG2610 is a 650-V GaN power-FET half bridge intended for < 75-W active-clamp flyback (ACF) converters in switch mode power supply applications. The LMG2610 simplifies design, reduces component count, and reduces board space by integrating half bridge power FETs, gate drivers, bootstrap diode, and high-side gate-drive level shifter in a 9-mm by 7-mm QFN package.

The LMG3522R030-Q1 GaN FET with integrated driver and protections is targeting switch-mode power converters and enables designers to achieve new levels of power density and efficiency.

JAE’s WP86SD series of board-to-board (FPC) connectors are ideal for small devices that require higher-density components to maximize space while supporting the higher currents needed for fast charging.

Infineon has introduced its new industrial CoolSiC MOSFETs 650V G2 in TOLT and Thin-TOLL packages.

At PCIM Europe 2024, Infineon Technologies will demonstrate how its latest semiconductor, software, and tooling solutions address the challenges of today's green and digital transformations.

Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top 5 power products to have been released in May 2024.

WeEn Semiconductors will be exhibiting the company’s latest highly efficient, high-power density silicon carbide (SiC) technologies, automotive grade power devices and highly reliable IGBTs at PCIM Europe 2024 in Nuremberg from June 11-13, 2024.

Techniche has announced the findings of a study on the reasons behind electric vehicle (EV) charger breakdowns, revealing that 30% of all malfunctions require an engineer visit for repairs.