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TDK Launches Industry’s Highest-Capacitance 100 V MLCC in 1608 Size

TDK launches a 1 µF, 100 V MLCC in 1608 size, the industry’s highest capacitance for this spec, supporting BOM reduction in 48 V and industrial systems.

tdk, mlcc, ceramic capacitors, surface mount components, power management, industrial electronics, high voltage components, board miniaturisation, 48v systems, passive components

e peas AEM15820 PMIC Extends Hybrid PV Harvesting Range

e-peas’ AEM15820 PMIC manages indoor and outdoor hybrid PV energy with a wide dynamic range for self charging consumer and IoT devices.

e peas, aem15820, pmic, energy harvesting, hybrid pv, low power design, power management, cold start, consumer devices, iot, wearables, lithium ion capacitor

Diodes AL3069Q Boost Controller Enhances Automotive LED Backlighting

Diodes launches the AL3069Q boost controller with four 80V current sinks, wide input range and full diagnostics for advanced automotive LED backlighting.

diodes incorporated, al3069q, led driver, boost controller, backlight driver, automotive displays, infotainment displays, power management, pwm dimming, wide input voltage, semiconductor

EPC Develops 6 kW 800 VDC GaN Converter for Next-Generation AI Data Centres

EPC’s new 6 kW GaN converter uses an ISOP topology to step 800 VDC to 12.5 V at 97 % efficiency, advancing power delivery for future AI data centres.

epc, gallium nitride, gan converter, isop, 800 vdc, 12.5 v, ai data centre, power conversion, wide bandgap, nvidia, llc topology, epc2305, epc2366, power management

Infineon Introduces 48 V to 800 V Power Path Protection for AI Data Centres

Infineon’s new smart eFuses and 400 V / 800 V hot-swap reference design improve power protection and reliability in AI data-centre architectures.

infineon technologies, efuse, hot-swap controller, power protection, ai data centre, 48 v, 400 v, 800 v, sic jfet, optimos, xdp730, xdp701, power management, power management

Nexperia Shrinks Power BJT Footprint with New CFP15B Packaging

Nexperia expands its BJT range with CFP15B-packaged MJPE devices, reducing footprint by 53% while maintaining thermal performance.

nexperia, bipolar transistors, discretes, power management, automotive, industrial, ev, display, bms, thermal management

Nisshinbo Micro Devices Launches Quad-Channel PMIC to Simplify Automotive Camera Designs

Nisshinbo Micro Devices introduces the NP8700, a four-channel power management IC that integrates buck and LDO regulators to shrink automotive camera designs and reduce EMI.

nisshinbo micro devices, np8700, pmic, automotive camera, power management, emi reduction, synchronous buck, ldo, driver monitoring, cabin sensing, automotive electronics

Navitas Expands GaN and SiC Power Devices for 800 V AI Data Centres

Navitas extends its GaNFast and GeneSiC semiconductor portfolio to support NVIDIA’s 800 V AI data-centre architecture with higher efficiency and density.

navitas semiconductor, ganfast, genesic, sic, gan, 800 v, ai data centre, power conversion, wide bandgap, gansafe, power chip, data centre, semiconductors, power management

Diodes AP7372 LDO Regulator Delivers 8μVrms Noise and 90dB PSRR for Precision Electronics

Diodes’ AP7372 LDO offers ultra-low noise, high PSRR, and compact design for powering ADCs, DACs, VCOs, and other sensitive circuits.

ldo regulator, ap7372, diodes incorporated, low noise, high psrr, voltage regulator, adc power supply, dac power supply, vco, pll, test equipment, communications, industrial automation, medical electronics, power management

Texas Instruments Commits Over $60 Billion to U.S. Semiconductor Manufacturing

Texas Instruments is investing over $60 billion to expand U.S. semiconductor manufacturing, building up to seven fabs in Texas and Utah. Focused on foundational semiconductors like power management and mixed-signal ICs, the move supports supply chain resilience and aligns with the CHIPS Act. This long-term commitment aims to secure domestic availability of critical components for automotive, industrial, and consumer electronics applications.

semiconductors, Texas Instruments, CHIPS Act, supply chain resilience, domestic manufacturing, fab expansion, industrial electronics, power management, embedded systems, procurement strategy, component shortages, manufacturing jobs, foundational chips, U.S. tech infrastructure, long term supply

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