Diotec has packaged 600W automotive transient protection in low-profile SMAF. The 28V AEC-Q101 diode targets space-constrained vehicle control electronics.
Vishay has launched flat-clamping TVS devices for high-power protection circuits. XFD11KxxCA spans 33V-to-85V stand-off ratings with AEC-Q101 options for automotive, industrial, server, storage, and telecom power systems.
STMicroelectronics has launched L4983 controllers for high-power PFC applications worldwide. The two CCM devices operate at 65kHz or 130kHz and target power supplies from several hundred watts into the kilowatt range with integrated protection and low component count.
TDK has doubled 100V soft-termination MLCC capacitance in 3225 packages. The 10µF X7R devices target 48V rails across high-density equipment.
Microchip has launched 1.2V clock buffers for modern processor rails. SY757xx combines level translation with additive jitter as low as 26fs.
Murata has added nine automotive power-inductor values for ADAS designs. The AEC-Q200 parts extend a 2.0 × 1.6mm series already in mass production.
Vishay has introduced compact RF resistors rated to 50GHz operation. The CHEP thin-film series combines aluminium-nitride substrates with high power ratings in standard 0402 and 0603 surface-mount footprints.
Verasonics has expanded international protection for its ultrasound transceiver architecture. New grants cover five countries, while a US provisional filing extends active-clamp work around high-voltage transmission and concurrent receive measurements.
Aeonsemi has launched compact all-silicon oscillators for constrained electronics designs. ArcadiumNano extends the company’s quartz-free timing architecture into packages down to 1.2 × 1.0mm, with lower power, wider temperature options, and integrated spread-spectrum control.
Vishay has expanded automotive chokes for compact high-current EMC filtering. Four AEC-Q200 devices combine currents to 14A, impedance to 11kΩ, and DCR as low as 0.4mΩ.