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STMicroelectronics is extending its integrated and power-saving ST-ONE family of USB Power Delivery (USB-PD) digital controllers by introducing the ST-ONEMP, which supports two power outputs.

Toshiba has launched two automotive-grade 40V N-channel power MOSFETs that will have real impact on next-generation vehicle designs.

The LTC7818 from Analog Devices is a high-performance triple output (buck/buck/boost) synchronous DC/DC switching regulator controller that drives all N-channel power MOSFET stages.

Renesas, a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, has announced a new gate driver IC that is designed to drive high-voltage power devices such as IGBTs (Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistors) and SiC (Silicon Carbide) MOSFETs for electric vehicle (EV) inverters.

Vishay Intertechnology have announced two new 30V symmetric dual n-channel power MOSFETs that combine high and low side TrenchFET Gen V MOSFETs in a single 3.3mm by 3.3mm PowerPAIR 3x3FS package. For power conversion in computing and telecom applications, the Vishay Siliconix SiZF5300DT and SiZF5302DT claim to increase efficiency while reducing component counts and simplifying designs.

Murata has announced the availability of its MGJ2 series, a new line of surface-mount DC-DC converters. Comprised of six models, the lightweight units each have a 2 W power rating and are supplied in a compact, low-profile form factor modules measuring just 19.49mm x 14.99mm x 4.39mm dimensions. Available in 12 V and 15 V voltage rails, they feature +15V/-5V, +15V/-9V, and +20V/-5V bipolar outputs. They are intended to accompany the IGBT and SiC-...

The new DC UPS UPSI-2412DP2 from Bicker Elektronik reliably protects safety-relevant 24VDC applications against system failure and data loss.

Aircraft manufacturers designing More Electric Aircraft (MEA) are looking to convert the flight control systems from hydraulic to electric to reduce weight and design complexities.

The efficiency improvements that can be derived from use of wide bandgap semiconductor technologies, such as silicon carbide (SiC), will have a vital role to play in next generation power systems.

California-based Bloom Energy has chosen CoolSiC MOSFETs and CoolSiC diodes from Infineon Technologies AG to process electrical power in Bloom’s Energy Server (the company’s fuel cell offering) and the Bloom Electrolyzer.