Category: Power supplies
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ROHM has developed fifth-generation EcoSiC MOSFETs that cut on-resistance at 175°C by around 30%, targeting traction inverters, onboard chargers, AI server power supplies, and industrial conversion.
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TDK-Lambda has launched a 1500W AC-DC module series aimed at industrial, lighting, and building automation equipment, combining a wide 85-305 Vac input range with PMBus control, sealed-enclosure suitability, and support for parallel operation in higher-power designs.
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EPC has introduced 5kW three-phase GaN inverter boards for BLDC motor control, targeting robotics, industrial automation, forklifts, light EVs, and other motion systems that benefit from faster switching and higher power density.
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RECOM has added power ICs, rectification devices, and SMD transformers for engineers building isolated DC/DC converters from discrete parts, widening its reach beyond ready-made modules into more configurable power architectures.
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Microchip extends dsPIC33A control into AI power and sensing systems.
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STMicroelectronics has expanded its GaN drive portfolio with 220V and 600V half-bridge devices that combine fast timing, integrated regulators, and fault handling for motor drives and high-frequency power conversion.
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Navitas has unveiled direct 800V-to-6V power delivery for AI racks. Its new GaN-based board removes the 48V stage and targets higher efficiency, density, and board-level integration.
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Alexander Battery is expanding engineering around testing, design, and AI. The appointments deepen testing, mechanical design, and programme capacity as the UK manufacturer pushes more custom battery systems from development into production for OEMs.
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Flex has agreed to acquire Electrical Power Products for cash. The deal expands its critical power portfolio across utility, generation, industrial, and modular control-building applications.
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Renesas has extended its GaN charging platform to 500W today. The new HWLLC architecture targets denser, cooler AC/DC designs across industrial, infrastructure, and connected systems.