Category: Power supplies
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ROHM has expanded availability of fourth-generation 650V automotive IGBTs globally. The family combines lower conduction loss, short-circuit tolerance, and AEC-Q101 qualification for auxiliary vehicle and industrial drives.
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Navitas will acquire Claros to extend processor-level power delivery capabilities. The deal adds vertical regulation, mixed-signal design, digital control, and advanced packaging expertise for increasingly power-dense AI processors.
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Collins has completed altitude testing of the EPACS thermal system. The programme tested flight-representative power levels, emergency power, and performance models.
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Infineon is acquiring C2i to expand AI power management capabilities. The deal adds software-defined multiphase control expertise for denser processor power architectures.
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Vishay has introduced 650W thick-film resistors for high-power electronics applications. The RPWA 650 series combines high-voltage operation, pulse handling, and optional integrated temperature sensing.
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EPC has moved its EPC2370 GaN transistor into volume production. The 18V device targets high-current, high-frequency conversion in AI server power architectures.
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Voltcraft has introduced twelve compact CSP laboratory power supply models. The range combines DC, AC, symmetrical-output, and battery-capable units for development, maintenance, field testing, and technical training.
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EPC Space has launched three low-voltage radiation-hard gallium nitride transistors. The devices target high-current processor power conversion aboard spacecraft, with 15 V, 25 V, and 40 V ratings.
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Ideal Power has secured new foundry supply for B-TRAN devices. Q2 milestones also include functional first silicon, an 800V circuit-breaker reference design, and further work towards AI data-centre evaluations.
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MaxLinear has introduced two intelligent eFuses for rack-scale AI power. The 50A and 60A devices combine hot-swap protection, low-resistance MOSFET paths, fault handling, and optional PMBus telemetry.