Infineon supplies silicon carbide devices for Eaton’s 800VDC transformer platform. The MVSST 2.0 targets high density AI infrastructure while the companies examine higher voltage SiC modules for later systems.
Pakal and Prohubs will commercialise silicon power semiconductor technology together. The agreement adds design-in, customer engagement, distribution, and market support for IGTO devices as Pakal expands its power conversion programme.
DG Matrix has doubled Interport output using ST silicon carbide. The 400kW solid-state transformer retains essentially the same power-module footprint while targeting denser AI data centre and electrification infrastructure.
Advanced Energy has launched its rugged DF150 AC-DC power supply. The fanless 160W unit combines MIL-STD environmental and EMC certification with IP67 protection and a -46°C to +60°C operating range.
Wise Integration and Navitas are combining digital control with semiconductors. The collaboration targets AI data centre power supplies and wider grid-to-chip conversion using GaN and SiC devices.
Microchip adds accumulated-energy monitoring across 65V digital power monitor families. The PAC1761 and PAC1861 combine 48V-system headroom, 75V transient protection, programmable alerts, and longer-term energy data.
XP Power has added two medically approved DC-DC converter families. QAM60T and HBM150C target BF- and CF-rated equipment with 5kVAC isolation, low patient leakage, and quarter-brick or half-brick packaging.
Navitas will invest $5 million in Magnachip’s power semiconductor strategy. The equity deal deepens an existing partnership covering 1.2kV, 2.3kV, 3.3kV and higher-voltage silicon-carbide technology.
L&T Semiconductor has unveiled its first 1200V silicon carbide platform. The company has also taped out an integrated BLDC controller as its device portfolio expands into power conversion and motor control.