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Flex Power Modules has announced the BMR685, a digital DC/DC converter for radio frequency (RF) power amplifiers in the half-brick form factor that can provide continuous output power of up to 1,300W.

TMD Technologies has announced the addition of a new solid state power amplifier (SSPA) to its range of innovative products for defence EW and radar applications. Compact and lightweight, the new broadband PTS10147 operates over the two to six gigahertz frequency range with a high power of 100W (pulsed or CW) and a linear gain of around 60 dB.

Stackpole's AEC qualified RTAN series utilises tantalum nitride technology to provide moisture proof precision chip resistor performance. The RTAN film passes biased humidity testing at 85oC, 85% relative humidity, and ten percent bias with very little shift in resistance.

Engineers have dreamed about the perfect semiconductor switch that has no conduction or switching losses, infinite voltage with no leakage and that is easy to drive. The dream continues, but the industry is getting pretty close with the latest SiC FET wide bandgap semiconductors

The STMicroelectronicsMasterGaN4power packages integrate two symmetrical 650V gallium nitride (GaN) power transistors with 225mΩ RDS(on), alongside optimised gate drivers and circuit protection to simplify the design of high-efficiency power-conversion applications up to 200W.

At the beginning of May, CeramTec launched a new ceramic power semiconductor module for drive inverters in e-mobility. The globally operating high-performance ceramics specialist is now presenting the test results, which demonstrate the importance of ceramic materials for innovative drive concepts.

Changes in DC/DC converter technology have introduced new materials, digital control and smaller form factors, explains Lars Foerster, DC/DC business development manager, EMEA, TDK-Lambda

It is often the case that when components are targeted at large currents and voltages the amount of applications that they can be used in shrinks.

Advanced ceramic heaters offer numerous benefits in the design of analytical equipment. Many of the heaters used in industry today are metal sheathed, a long-standing technology that has been available for over 30 years.

STMicroelectronics has released its 24th sustainability report detailing the 2020 performance.