Exhibiting a low mated height of 4.35mm, the Si-Fly LP (low profile) cable-to-board assemblies have been released by Samtec for use in data centre, HPC and AI applications. Typically in ...
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At PCIM in Nuremberg today, Power Integrations revealed five 800V automotive power supply reference designs for its 1,700V InnoSwitch3-AQ flyback dc-dc converter IC: RDK-994Q – 35W 40 to 1kVdc input, ...
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Menlo Microsystems is demonstrating a way to scale its MEMS relays – micro electromechanical relays – to “power distribution and control systems to 10MW and beyond” today at PICM in ...
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Spain is to invest €808 million in quantum technologies relating to computing, communications and sensors. The two main sources of funding are. ERDF funds and the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience ...
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Redwire is expanding its in-space drug development programme as it launches a new version of its PIL-BOX technology for a cancer-detection experiment. To complement the existing PIL-BOX platform, the Florida-based ...
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Infineon has launched its CoolSiC MOSFET 750 V G2 technology, designed to deliver improved system efficiency and increased power density in automotive and industrial power conversion applications. The technology offers ...
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Asahi Kasei Microdevices (AKM) and Silicon Austria Labs GmbH (SAL) have completed a joint proof of concept for integrating a current sensor into a power module to be used in ...
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