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Distributor RFMW is now shipping a high-power transistor from Ampleon.

Nexperia has announced the release of 14 rectifiers for power applications in its new CFP2-HP (Clip-Bonded FlatPower) packaging. Available in standard and AECQ-101 versions, these include 45 V, 60 V and 100 V Trench Schottky rectifiers (with 1 and 2 A options) including the PMEG100T20ELXD-Q, a 100 V, 2 A Trench Schottky barrier rectifier.

AT PCIM Europe, Efficient Power Conversion Corporation announced the expansion of a selection of low voltage, off-the-shelf gallium nitride transistors with the introduction of the EPC2071 (1.7 mΩ typical, 100 V) GaN FET.

Two announcements for the automotive industry were made by Nexperia at PCIM Europe. The company announced additions to its ASFET (application specific MOSFET) portfolio and additions to the rectifiers available in its 'copper clip' packaging.

At PCIM Europe, Qorvo has announced a next-generation series of 1200V Silicon Carbide (SiC) Field Effect Transistors (FETs) with figures of merit in on-resistance.

Qorvo (originally called UnitedSiC), a leading provider of core RF and power solutions, has announced a next-generation series of 1,200V SiC FETs (silicon carbide field effect transistors) with industry-leading figures of merit in on-resistance.

GaN semiconductors are relatively commonplace and now the P3EP project moves the spotlight to developing scalable power conversion modules that capitalise on GaN technology for mass manufacturing processes, writes Caroline Hayes.

System Plus Consulting has announced a complete analysis of the Apple-developed processors: the 10-core CPU plus 16-core GPU processor for notebooks, and the Apple-developed 10-core CPU plus 32-core GPU processor for the MacBook Pro.

Saving time, space, cost, and boost system performance: The BM2P06xMF fly-back ICs provide an advanced solution for auxiliary power supply up to 45W without an external heatsink in a single package. Rony Karim, Application Marketing Manager, ROHM Semiconductor discusses.

OMNIVISION has announced an advancement in pixel technology: the claimed world’s smallest 0.56-µm pixel with uncompromising high quantum efficiency (QE) performance, excellent quad phase detection (QPD) autofocus capabilities and low power consumption.