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On 1st February, Wolfspeed and ZF announced a strategic partnership to target future silicon carbide (SiC) semiconductor systems and devices for mobility, industrial and energy applications.

Anglia Components has expanded its portfolio of power solutions by signing a distribution agreement for the UK and Ireland with EPC (Efficient Power Conversion), a leading provider of gallium nitride (GaN)-based power management technology.

Navitas Semiconductor will unveil “Planet Navitas” – an immediate implementation of tomorrow’s sustainable, achievable, everyday world - at CES 2023 (Las Vegas, NV, January 5th-8th, 2023).

This week, at the 2022 International Electron Devices Meeting (IEEE IEDM 2022), imec, a global research and innovation hub in nanoelectronics and digital technologies, presents a Monte Carlo Boltzmann modelling framework that uses microscopic heat carrier distributions to predict 3D thermal transport in advanced RF devices intended for 5G and 6G wireless communication for the first time.

Marshall-Tufflex has introduced new 44mm deep Universal Switch and Socket Boxes to its collection.

Fairview Microwave, an Infinite Electronics brand and provider of RF, microwave and millimetre-wave products, has released a series of waveguide frequency multipliers to address 5G, test-and-measurement, mobile and satellite communications, radar systems, research and development, and weather and earth observation applications.

CML Microcircuits, a developer of low-power analogue, digital and mixed-signal semiconductors for global telecommunications systems, announced the availability of the CMX90G701 and CMX90G702 Positive Gain-Slope Amplifiers.

Microchip has reached a milestone in its multi-year, $800 million initiative aiming to triple production capacity at its Gresham, Oregon manufacturing facility.

Gallium Nitride (GaN) has been nipping at silicon’s heels for dominance in IC design for 20 years. Its adoption is accelerating as prices fall and new uses for high power density chips are found. Caroline Hayes provides a status update.

Navitas has announced its next-gen GaNFast power ICs have been used by Xiaomi Redmi for their 120 W (Note Pro+) and 210 W (Note 12 Explorer) ultra-fast smartphone chargers.