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TDK Corporation has announced the launch of its latest i1C series DC-DC converters under the TDK-Lambda brand. Designed in the standard 1"x1" package, these 200W non-isolated buck-boost converters deliver both step-up and step-down voltage conversion. Operating from input voltages of 9 to 36V or 18 to 75V, the i1C series offers output voltage ranges adjustable from 9.6V to 28V, with a maximum current capacity of 10A.

TDK Corporation has announced the introduction of the 400 to 750W rated RGB series of ruggedised non-isolated DC-DC converters from TDK-Lambda.

TDK has released the FS series of µPOL DC-DC converters. Samples and evaluation boards are available at Anglia Components.

Advanced Energy will be exhibiting its latest power supply and conversion technologies for medical systems at COMPAMED 2024, the leading international trade fair for the medical technology supply sector.

Nexperia has introduced a new series of high-performance gate driver ICs designed for driving both high-side and low-side N-channel MOSFETs in a synchronous buck or half-bridge configuration.

Molex has issued a new report on the growing traction of 48-Volt electrical system technology, which is poised to fuel major improvements in vehicle performance, efficiency, functionality and comfort.

With SiC and GaN continuing their meteoric rise, how might these technologies impact the EV market going forward.

Building on earlier innovations in electrical power conversion through the use of piezoelectric resonators and the development of a dual-bridge piezoelectric resonator converter, CEA-Leti has now achieved a significant milestone in isolating piezoelectric converters without the need for transformers.

Farnell has announced that it is now stocking a wide range of Murata Power Solutions products for a multitude of industrial, energy and healthcare applications.

Unipart Manufacturing is set to play a pivotal role in Project PULSE (Power Electronics Upscale for Localisation and Sustainable Electrification), a £11 million initiative funded by the UK government through the Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC).