Category: Products
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Anglia Components has signed a pan-European agreement with Nanopower Semiconductor. The deal brings nPZero Gen1 power-management ICs, development tools, and evaluation boards into stock for UK and EU IoT designs.
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University researchers have validated bidirectional DC protection using SiC modules. The architecture targets medium-voltage DC grids, battery storage, renewable integration, vehicle-to-grid systems, and industrial power infrastructure.
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Synaptics has expanded access to its Astra Machina development kit. The SL2600 platform supports multimodal edge-AI prototyping across industrial, healthcare, robotics, IoT, and test applications.
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Samsung has begun shipping 12-layer HBM4E samples to major customers. The devices target AI accelerators and data-centre systems with 48GB stacks, 14Gbps pin speed, and up to 3.6TB/s bandwidth.
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Micron has started 1-alpha DRAM manufacturing at its Virginia fab. The ramp strengthens long-lifecycle DDR4 and LPDDR4 supply for automotive, aerospace, defence, industrial, networking, and medical electronics.
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Nextpower will acquire Prevalon Energy to expand its BESS platform. The deal adds battery storage hardware, intelligent controls, diagnostics, monitoring, and service capability for grid, data-centre, and industrial power systems.
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Würth Elektronik has expanded its digital isolator range for I²C. The WPME-CDI2C family adds bidirectional galvanic isolation for industrial, battery, motor-control, sensor, and embedded designs.
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Mascot has added IP67 protection to its 3743 battery charger. The update extends the configurable 6–18W unit into rugged industrial, agricultural, emergency-service, and medical-certified applications.
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Microchip has introduced Value Line DSCs for real-time control designs. The dsPIC33CK family combines deterministic processing, high-resolution PWM, ADCs, security, communications peripherals, and low-cost tools for motor, touch, sensing, and embedded applications.
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Infineon has joined NVIDIA’s MGX ecosystem for AI rack power. The collaboration supports 800VDC architectures using silicon, silicon carbide, and gallium nitride technologies to improve power delivery in high-density AI data centres.