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Nexperia USB PD Controllers Simplify 18 to 140 W Charger Designs
Nexperia’s USB PD controllers support 18 to 140 W adapters with embedded MCUs, fast-charging compatibility, and onboard protection.
Read MoreTaiwan Semiconductor Launches 1200V SiC MPS Diodes up to 40A
Taiwan Semi introduces 1200V SiC Schottky diodes with MPS design, qualified for automotive and industrial systems, available in ratings up to 40A.
Read MoreEPC 180 W GaN Buck Converter Evaluation Board for USB Power Delivery Applications
EPC has launched the EPC91109, a 180 W GaN-based buck converter evaluation board for USB-PD 3.1 applications. Featuring EPC2057 GaN FETs and the LTC7890 controller, it delivers up to 14.3 A with over 98% efficiency—all in a compact 24 mm x 24 mm footprint without a heatsink or airflow. Ideal for laptops and portable systems, the board demonstrates GaN’s potential to replace silicon in high-power, space-constrained designs.
Read MoreROHM Launches 80V MOSFETs for Automotive 48V Power Systems
ROHM has introduced the AG16xFNxx Series of 80V automotive MOSFETs for 48V power systems. The devices are available in HPLF5060 and DFN3333 packages and comply with AEC-Q101.
Read MoreEPC Introduces 23 mm GaN Inverter for Robots and Drones
EPC has introduced the EPC91132, a 23 mm diameter GaN-based BLDC motor drive inverter for drones and humanoid robots. Built around the EPC33110 power module, the design delivers 11 ARMS continuous current at 48 V and supports PWM frequencies up to 100 kHz.
Read MoreTaalas Raises $169m In Funding While Releasing New AI LLM Processor
As AI continues to see new advancements, Taalas has just raised $169m in funding for the development of new hardware, and also announced the release of its latest processor, the HC1. What challenges do GPU-based systems introduce, what did Taalas release, and why are such custom silicon processors the real future for AI?
Read MoreToshiba Adds 80V MOSFETs For 48V Automotive Systems
Toshiba has introduced the XPH2R608QB and XPH3R908QB, two AEC-Q101 compliant 80V N-channel MOSFETs for 48V automotive systems, BLDC motor drives, buck converters, and load switches.
Read MoreWürth Elektronik Launches WE-SFIA Flat-Wire Inductors
Würth Elektronik has launched the WE-SFIA SMT flat-wire inductor series for automotive DC/DC converters and filter chokes, with up to 158 A saturation current, 1.0 mΩ typical DCR, and operation from -40°C to +180°C.
Read MoreNew Power Chip May Slash Wasted Energy At Datacenter
Datacenters consume vast amounts of energy, with increasing power demands driven by AI and cloud computing. Researchers at UC San Diego have developed a new chip using a hybrid converter design that could drastically improve DC-DC conversion efficiency, potentially reducing wasted energy and heat in datacenters. What are the main power challenges in datacenters, how does the new chip work, and could it revolutionize future datacenter operations?
Read MoreToshiba Wettable-Flank MOSFETs Shift Package Priorities
Toshiba has launched five automotive MOSFETs in its DFN2020B(WF) package, combining wettable flanks, better AOI visibility, stronger solder-joint performance, and a smaller footprint for compact vehicle power designs.
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