Category: Power supplies
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DigiKey expanded its stocked electronics portfolio during the first quarter.
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Magnachip has launched eighth-generation MOSFETs for battery protection circuits.
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ROHM has developed the ML7670 and ML7671 NFC wireless power chipset for compact wearables, including smart rings, smart bands, and smart pens.
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onsemi and Geely Auto Group have expanded their collaboration around EliteSiC power technologies for next-generation electric and hybrid vehicle platforms.
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TES Electronic Solutions has expanded its power management IP portfolio for X-FAB’s XT018 process, adding bias current source and bandgap reference blocks for SoC designs.
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Bosch has started sampling third-generation silicon carbide power chips for electric vehicle drive electronics, targeting higher efficiency, improved power density, and smaller die sizes as automotive platforms move further into wide-bandgap semiconductor architectures.
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Mascot has introduced the 4320 desktop power supply, an 80W unit for medical, industrial, and professional electronics with universal input, fixed output voltage options, short-circuit protection, and IEC 60601 medical approvals.
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Vishay has expanded its Power DFN portfolio with 16 FRED Pt ultrafast rectifiers for compact power designs.
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Toshiba’s TLX9920 photovoltaic-output photocoupler provides isolated MOSFET gate drive for automotive and industrial SSR designs.
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Microchip has added new dsPIC33A digital signal controllers for power, motor-control, and sensing designs. The parts combine fast control, dense analogue integration, and hardware security on a 200MHz 32-bit core.