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Nexperiaprovides a wide selection, including planar Schottky, trench Schottky, SiGe rectifiers, and ultra & hyperfast recovery rectifiers. These cater to different voltage requirements, ranging from 20V to 650V, and current ratings from 0.5A to 5A. With their advanced technology and performance, they are suitable for applications such as engine control units, transmission control units, wireless chargers, LED lighting, and power supplies.

Paige West speaks with Chris Boyce, Senior Director, Marketing & Product Group, BG MOS Discretes, Nexperia about LFPAK technology.

Nexperia introduced an AEC-Q101 qualified portfolio with six ESD protection devices (PESD2CANFD36XX-Q) designed to protect bus lines in automotive in-vehicle networks (IVN) such as LIN, CAN, CAN-FD, FlexRay and SENT from damage caused by electrostatic discharge (ESD) and other transients.

Two decades ago, Nexperia transformed the semiconductor industry with a unique clip-bond package for power MOSFETs. This disruptive innovation was called LFPAK, offering the lowest power losses of any package on the market. It was revolutionary, offering radical performance improvements that gave early adopters extraordinary improvements in performance, efficiency and size. Backed by 20 years’ continuous innovation, the story continues.

Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top 5 power products to have been released in May 2023.

Nexperia extended its ‘ASFETs for Hotswap and Soft Start’ portfolio with the introduction of 10 new 25V and 30V fully optimised devices, combining enhanced safe operating area (SOA) performance with extremely low RDS(on), making them ideal for use in 12V hotswap applications including data centre servers and communications equipment.

Infineon in Villach is launching two European research projects into power electronics and AI: ‘ALL2GaN’ & ‘AIMS5.0.’

Nexperia announced a broadening to its portfolio of power management products to include energy harvesting solutions.

Arrow Electronics has worked with franchised suppliers Nexperia and Yageo, to complete an AC/DC power supply (PSU) reference design to unleash gallium nitride (GaN) efficiency and power-density advantages in applications up to 4kW.

The power electronics market continues to grow due to government regulations, the demand for renewables, and the need for increased efficiency.