Category: Power supplies
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TT Electronics will present high-density aerospace power systems at Farnborough. Its portfolio includes high-voltage conversion, bidirectional platforms, VPX supplies, SiC modules, magnetics, and electronic assemblies.
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DigiKey now stocks Analog Devices’ MAX17639 10A synchronous buck converter. The device accepts inputs to 36V and integrates the switching stage, monitoring, and protection functions.
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WeEn has introduced silicon-carbide modules spanning four high-voltage classes worldwide. The WMSC family supports solid-state transformers, charging infrastructure, renewable systems, and high-density data-centre power conversion.
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TE Connectivity has expanded access to 1,500V bidirectional DC contactors. The devices target storage, charging, marine, data-centre, and industrial power systems.
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Infineon has introduced a radiation-hardened gate driver for orbital power. The device supports GaN and silicon switching stages in high-reliability converter designs.
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Infineon and LS Electric will develop high-efficiency DC power systems. Their programme covers energy storage, solid-state transformers, fast protection, and AI data-centre infrastructure.
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NextGO Epi has raised €2m to scale gallium-oxide epiwafers production. The Berlin company is targeting high-voltage power devices while addressing thermal, reliability, packaging, and yield constraints.
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Vishay has narrowed automotive optocoupling for dense high-voltage control boards. The device combines 1MBd signalling, reinforced isolation, and high transient immunity in a 3.6mm SOP-5 package.
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High-power PoE is reshaping how industrial edge networks scale reliably. Henry Martel, Field Application Engineer at Antaira Technologies, explains how IEEE 802.3bt supports AI cameras, Wi-Fi 6/7 access points, IIoT sensors, and other power-hungry edge devices.
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EMIS has expanded power-line filtering across high-current critical installations worldwide. Single- and three-phase models cover currents reaching 3,000A, with extended suppression configurations operating across frequencies up to 40GHz.