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Series 11 – Episode 10 – LFPAK: a technological innovation
Paige West speaks with Chris Boyce, Senior Director, Marketing & Product Group, BG MOS Discretes, Nexperia about LFPAK technology.
Gordon Moore dies, aged 94
Gordon Moore, one of the great men of the electronics industry has died in Hawaii aged 94. The impact of his genius is seen around us every day.
onsemi develops IGBT FS7 switch platform
onsemi has announced a new range of ultra-efficient 1200V insulated-gate bipolar transistors (IGBTs) that minimise conduction and switching losses at a performance level that is significant in the market.
MPLAB SiC power simulator allows customers to test Microchip’s SiC power solutions in design phase
To help power design engineers transition to SiC power solutions with ease, speed and confidence, Microchip Technology has announced its MPLAB SiC Power Simulator that quickly evaluates Microchip’s SiC power devices and modules across various topologies before committing a design to hardware.
Microchip announce new MPLAB SiC Power Simulator
Microchip have announced the new MPLAB SiC Power Simulator that quickly evaluates Microchip's SiC power devices and modules across various topologies before committing a design to hardware.
Qorvo delivers 5.4mΩ 750V SiC FETs in TOLL package for high power applications
Qorvo will showcase a new surface-mount TO-leadless (TOLL) package for its high-performance, 5.4mΩ 750V SiC FETs.
Bringing machine learning to embedded systems
It is hard to understate the promise of machine learning, the latest evolution of which, deep learning, has been called a foundational technology that will impact the world to the same degree as the internet, or the transistor before that.
SiC MOSFETs enhance efficiency, save board space
Toshiba’s third generation of 650V and 1200V silicon carbide (SiC) MOSFETs are in stock at distributor Farnell.
Silanna Semiconductor launches 100W multi-port fast charger reference design
Silanna Semiconductor has expanded its family of fast charger reference designs with the company’s first 100W multi-port offering.
Power supply design considerations for primary cell-powered remote patient monitors
Remote patient monitors (RPMs) are continuously evolving to include more features that enable doctors to gain greater insights into their patients’ health. These features create greater demands on the single-cell batteries that power the monitors.