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Auto-Rated High-Withstand Voltage Detector Cuts Detect Time by Up to 92%

3 days ago | electronicdesign.com | Lee Goldberg

Target applications include DC-DC converters, onboard chargers (OBCs), ADAS domain controllers, and battery-management systems (BMS). The detectors are housed in an ultra-compact HSNT-6 (1.96 × 2.46 × t0.5 mm) package, achieving an approximate 20% reduction in footprint than conventional products.
High-Density Power Module Fits AI-at-the-Edge Applications

3 days ago | electronicdesign.com | Lee Goldberg

The MCPF1412 from Microchip Technology is a high-efficiency, fully integrated point-of-load 12-A power module integrating a 16-V V IN buck converter and support for I2C and PMBus interfaces. Its compact form factor of 5.8 × 4.9 × 1.6 mm and innovative land-grid-array (LDA) package reduce required board space by over 40% compared to traditional discrete solutions.
Multiphase Controller Powers AMD SVI3 CPUs in Graphics, Desktop Systems

4 days ago | electronicdesign.com | Lee Goldberg

The AOZ98252QI two-output, eight-phase controller with low 2.5-mA quiescent power, developed by Alpha and Omega Semiconductor (AOS), features AMD SVI3 high-speed and SMBus digital interfaces. It's engineered as a key component in a complete system power solution with AOS's DrMOS products for graphics and desktop systems. The digital controller offers flexible 8+0 to 4+4 GFX/SOC and Vcore/SOC output rails.
Study Quantifies Economic, Environmental Benefits of EV Battery Recycling

5 days ago | electronicdesign.com | Lee Goldberg

As battery-recycling technologies mature, they promise to create a "circular supply chain" that lowers product costs and environmental impact while reducing dependence on strategically sensitive minerals.
GaN/SiC PSU for Hyperscale AI Data Centers Achieves 97.8% Efficiency

5 days ago | electronicdesign.com | Lee Goldberg

A 12-kW power supply unit (PSU) "designed for production" reference design from Navitas Semiconductor targets hyperscale AI data centers with high-power rack densities of 120 kW and high-capacity EV charging systems. The PSU complies with Open Rack v3 (ORv3) specifications and Open Compute Project (OCP) guidelines.
AI-Powered EV Charging Robots Planned for Incheon Airport

5 days ago | electronicdesign.com | Murray Slovick

The endeavor leverages Hyundai's robotics and AI to streamline EV charging and accommodate the expected passenger influx after the "Incheon Airport 4.0 Era" expansion and transformation into an "Aviation AI Innovation Hub."ACRs make it possible for a single robot to recharge multiple EVs over the course of hours or days by using a single connector.
Megawatt HVDC Cable Power-Density Considerations for the Moon and Mars

1 week ago | electronicdesign.com | Steve Taranovich

COMSOL Multiphysics software, for example, offers a way to design and assess affordable bipolar HVDC cables for power transmission below the lunar surface with an emphasis on its electrical insulation difficulties. At a voltage level of up to ±10 kV, these cables are intended to transfer power at medium power (500 kW) and high power (1 MW). Ultimately, such cables offer a viable solution for power transmission on the Moon.
AI Radio Environment Enhances DoD IP and Tactical Networks

1 week ago | electronicdesign.com | Cabe Atwell

What you'll learn: Insight into Fuse Integration's AIRE AI application interface. How AIRE was designed and what features it offers. Fuse Integration launched its AIRE (AI Radio Environment) platform, a next-generation AI application interface designed to boost the performance of Department of Defense IP and tactical networks.
Startup Puts Passives in the Package for AI Power Delivery

1 week ago | electronicdesign.com | James Morra

The AI boom is driving up the power demands of CPUs, GPUs, and other high-performance SoCs in data centers-and they show no signs of slowing down. Today, the most advanced AI chips are bordered on virtually all sides by voltage regulators to convey the current over the last inch of the power-delivery network (PDN) into the point-of-load (POL).
Overcome Data-Center Power Challenges with GaN

1 week ago | electronicdesign.com | Murray Slovick

The existence of wide-bandgap (WBG) FETs can also help solve reverse-recovered charge (Q rr)-related loss issues via totem-pole bridgeless PFC topology. WBG FETs have very low or even no Q rr. When combining component and topology innovations, you can achieve over 99% efficiency. What's more, almost all other parasitics, including gate charge and output capacitance, are much lower in WBG FETs than silicon MOSFETs, leading to much faster switching speeds.