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STMicroelectronics’ multiplier-less PFC controller targets high-end battery chargers, power adapters, and power supplies for flat-panel televisions and lighting drivers.
STMicroelectronics’ new GaN-based power semiconductors are designed to improve efficiency and increase power density in applications such as AI, robotics, industrial power supplies...
STMicroelectronics said a single L9963F can be deployed in 48- to 96-V battery packs. However, they could also be stacked to monitor larger batteries in EVs and energy storage...
The agreement will allow the Politecnico di Milano to become even more attractive for talented academics, offering multiple doctoral scholarships and positions for professors ...
STMicroelectronics has released the first reference design for its MasterGaN power packages, demonstrating how the new highly integrated devices increase power density, boost ...
The STEVAL-11BID1KCB from STMicroelectronics — an 11-kW bidirectional battery charger —represents a complete solution for high-voltage charging in both industrial and automotive...
This week’s installment of PowerBites offers up a range of new developments, from an ASIL-D DAQ system to a resettable eFuse to Hybrid IGBTs to GaN power ICs, plus more.
This edition of PowerBites delves into designing tougher power systems, student e-racers preparing for a post-pandemic competition, and APEC’s return from cyberspace this year...
In this round-up of the latest news in power tech, highlights include a GaN solution integrating two asymmetric transistors, versatile programmable PMICs, a wireless BMS for ASIL...
PowerBites wraps up 2020 with another array of power-related newsmakers, from the ever-evolving world of SiC developments, to cooler GaN half-bridges, to an automotive BMU that...
This issue of PowerBites includes a look at the future of electric aviation, news about the continued growth of fossil-free generation capacity in the U.S. grid, and several advances...
This edition of PowerBites explores a cavalcade of power innovations from the recent APEC event, looks at how California is taking the lead in making bidirectional EV charging...
The company’s rugged, cool-running, industrial-grade 240-W LED driver put the spotlight on its integrated GaN devices and high-end packaging technologies.
Beyond innovative power products, this edition features a heartwarming tale of a young scientist conducting amateur high-energy physics experiments, and two airshows where Lee...
Higher levels of integration and ingenious power-conversion architectures are enabling simpler, denser, more efficient solutions for EVs, data centers, and other critical applications...
Switching has almost always meant “hard" switching, which is simple but comes with all kinds of electrical and thermal stresses. Soft switching employs more sophisticated design...
The integrated GaN half-bridge gate drivers bring flexibility and smart protection to a wide range of applications running on industrial or telecom bus voltages up to 220 V.
ST’s smart automotive-grade high-side driver meets the industry’s stringent quality standard for electrical isolation, insulation, and creepage/clearance.
STMicroelectronics’ new current-sense amplifier supports accurate and reliable monitoring in automotive traction inverters, factory automation and robotics, and servers.
The latest addition to ST’s VIPerGaN series delivers 65 W in a thermally enhanced QFN package for USB-PD chargers, fast battery chargers, and auxiliary power supplies.
STMicroelectronics’ space-rated point-of-load converters leverage SOI technology and automotive best practices to create robust, affordable devices to power LEO satellites.
ST’s new rugged IGBTs offer high efficiency, reliability, and low cost for induction heaters and cookers, microwave ovens, and other value-conscious applications.
