Category: Power supplies
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TDK-Lambda has introduced programmable supplies for emerging DC distribution systems. Its EDC family offers two power ratings, selectable output configurations, digital monitoring, and multi-unit operation for industrial conversion applications.
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Vertiv is integrating cooling equipment with specialised fluid management services. Expanded Dow collaboration and a Solenis partnership add coolant chemistry, water treatment, commissioning and monitoring to its AI infrastructure offering.
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Cyntec is presenting automotive current sensing and compact power components. The portfolio includes ASIL-oriented shunt modules, reduced-height transformers and integrated silicon carbide traction modules, alongside magnetics for AI server power systems.
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Exxelia details high-voltage capacitors alongside integrated magnetic components for converters. The portfolio covers mica, polypropylene, high-temperature film and ceramic technologies, alongside power busbars and custom stator manufacturing.
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TDK introduces two gas-filled DC contactor ranges for industrial systems. HVC28 supports operation up to 1,000 V, while HVC29 reaches 1,500 V; both offer continuous current variants from 300 to 600 A.
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RECOM integrates four power MOSFETs into its RVP007 transformer driver. The 4.5–24 V IC supports isolated supply designs from 1 to 20 W, with programmable switching frequency and integrated protection.
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EPC has launched two GaN evaluation boards for motor control. The EPC91124 and EPC91125 support 18–80V operation and pulse-width modulation up to 100kHz, with integrated current sensing, voltage monitoring and external controller interfaces.
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SemiQ has introduced fourth-generation silicon carbide MOSFETs for power conversion. Its 750V and 1,200V devices offer specified on-resistance values of 9mΩ and 11mΩ respectively, with changes to cell geometry intended to reduce conduction and switching losses.
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Infineon extends automotive MOSFET performance while retaining established package dimensions. The new 40V, 80V and 100V devices combine lower on-resistance with the established 10×12mm TOLL footprint.
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Infineon has introduced MOSFET technology simplifying automotive electronic power distribution. LinearFET addresses parallel current sharing, inrush behaviour and short-circuit robustness in solid-state distribution systems.