From supercomputers with millions of cores to holograms the size of a fish tank, take a look at some of the largest and most ambitious electronics ever built.
Infineon’s CoolGaN 650-V integrated bidirectional switch is a simpler, higher-efficiency alternative to traditional back-to-back configurations commonly used in converters.
Applications for Navitas’ bidirectional power switch chipset include onboard and roadside EV chargers, solar inverters, energy storage, and motor drives.
STMicroelectronics’ L9206 has six configurable high-side/low-side outputs and two high-side outputs, delivering a flexible solution in a range of compact outlines.
Batteries have always been a weak spot in the electric-vehicle story, but emerging solid-state batteries are hinting at a new level of potential performance.
Alpha and Omega’s dual-output eight-phase controller provides a complete power-management solution for AMD AM5 desktop and Navi44/48 graphics platforms.