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NXP’s new MIFARE DUOX is the first contactless NFC IC in its class to combine asymmetric and symmetric cryptography in a single chip, enabling simplified key management and fast asymmetric authentication for EV charging authentication, secure car access, and other access management applications.

The electric vehicle (EV) charging industry is experiencing rapid growth. With consumers, industries and governments demanding more environmentally sustainable transportation, the EV charging infrastructure must become more efficient and accessible....

Vishay has announced that it will be exhibiting its broad portfolio of passive and semiconductor solutions at electronica 2024 and discussing their pivotal role in shaping a sustainable future through the all-electric society. Vishay experts will be on hand to dive into cutting-edge developments in automation, AI, e-mobility, and smart and alternative energy technologies.

Omron Electronic Components Europe has launched a new high power PCB relay which requires up to 51% less mounting space compared to similar 480VAC 55A relays.

Nexperia has announced that it has entered into a strategic partnership with KOSTAL that will enable it to produce wide bandgap (WBG) devices that more closely match the exacting requirements of automotive applications.

Yokogawa’s power meter underpins VDE system for ensuring accuracy of electric vehicle charging points.

Allegro MicroSystems has announced a series of power products focused on performance and efficiency across automotive, industrial and data centre applications.

Volt Time has launched its new Source 2 EV charger, developed in collaboration with Versinetic, the UK-based experts in EV charging technology.

NXP Semiconductors has announced that its Trimension NCJ29Dx family, part of one of the industry’s broadest UWB portfolios, is the technology foundation for Audi’s advanced new UWB platform, delivering the precise and secure real-time localisation required by leading premium car manufacturers to enable hands-free secure car access via smart mobile device and other UWB-based features.

Infineon has introduced the CoolSiC Schottky diode 2000V G5, the first discrete silicon carbide diode on the market with a breakdown voltage of 2000V.