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Power Electronics Tips serves as a comprehensive resource for engineers and technology experts, offering a central hub for product details, technical insights, and detailed articles centered on power electronics and power supply technologies, products, and services. The platform covers a wide spectrum of power and intelligent power solutions, incorporating research and innovations from academic institutions and industry providers. It also discusses related technologies, including power sensors, components, magnetics, and development tools. Additionally, the site emphasizes the use of power electronic technologies, products, and services in various industries.

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Wearable bioelectronic skin patches are a busy research area: part 3

1 week ago | powerelectronictips.com | Bill Schweber

Biomedical skin patches integrating multiple sensing, power, and reporting disciplines are receiving significant R&D effort. This final part concludes with an exposition of three more wearable biometric patches, a technology receiving considerable research attention for many obvious and not-so-obvious reasons. Employing a somewhat different approach, a group at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) has developed a multimodal sensor that targets assessing an individual’s stress levels.
High-voltage power supply supports semiconductor manufacturing

2 weeks ago | powerelectronictips.com | Redding Traiger

XP Power’s range of 750W high voltage power solutions offers the flexibility and control demanded by semiconductor applications. The units will be of particular interest to electrical design engineers and system integration engineers working in ion implantation, e-beam welding and e-beam additive manufacturing, cyclotron as well as many other application sectors. The FT series helps engineers with limited high voltage experience and tight project deadlines.
Wearable bioelectronic skin patches are a busy research area: part 2

2 weeks ago | powerelectronictips.com | Bill Schweber

Biomedical skin patches integrating multiple sensing, power, and reporting disciplines are receiving significant R&D effort. This part continues exposing the remaining 3 wearable biometric patches left out of part 1. Wearable patches are receiving considerable research attention for many obvious and not-so-obvious reasons.
Automotive-grade inductors handle 200 mA to 1400 mA

2 weeks ago | powerelectronictips.com | Redding Traiger

Bourns, Inc. announced its CWF1610A, CWF1612A, and CWF2012A Series chip inductors. These AEC-Q200-compliant, automotive-grade inductors feature high inductance, high current, and high self-resonant frequency in a compact form factor.
Temperature-stable MOSFET for supercap voltage regulation in industrial applications

2 weeks ago | powerelectronictips.com | Aimee Kalnoskas

Advanced Linear Devices Inc. (ALD) announced its latest addition to its Supercapacitor Auto-Balancing (SAB™) MOSFET family. This dual MOSFET provides unmatched auto-balancing capabilities and power management for supercapacitors ranging from 2.8V to 3.3V. The ALD910030 uses virtually no power for cell balancing and prevents most catastrophic failures.
Wearable bioelectronic skin patches are a busy research area: part 1

3 weeks ago | powerelectronictips.com | Bill Schweber

Biomedical skin patches that integrate multiple disciplines for sensing, power, and reporting are receiving significant R&D effort. Passive, chemical-only, wearable skin patches for medical applications are not new — they have been used for many years to deliver prescription medications that provide pain and nicotine relief. However, more sophisticated biometric wearable patch development and evaluation are underway at universities and other research institutions.
Power line filters mitigate EMI

3 weeks ago | powerelectronictips.com | Redding Traiger

Bourns, Inc. announced the expansion of its line filter product line with a new series that features a wide inductance and impedance range and frequency up to 300 MHz. Bourns SRF9005A Series line filters are automotive grade and AEC-Q200 compliant, and are designed to meet critical EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) suppression requirements in a variety of consumer, industrial and automotive systems.
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3 weeks ago | powerelectronictips.com | Aimee Kalnoskas

Gates has released the Data Master MegaFlex, a large-diameter cooling hose designed for data center applications. This product expands Gates’ data center cooling portfolio beyond the small-diameter Data Master hose introduced in 2024. The Data Master MegaFlex is engineered for high-flow supply in liquid cooling systems, specifically handling thermal loads in high-density server environments.
Power MOSFET reaches 0.048 Ω RDSon

4 weeks ago | powerelectronictips.com | Redding Traiger

Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. introduced a new Gen 4.5 650 V E Series power MOSFET that delivers high efficiency and power density for telecom, industrial, and computing applications. Compared to previous-generation devices, the Vishay Siliconix n-channel SiHK050N65E slashes on-resistance by 48.2 % while offering a 65.4 % lower resistance times gate charge, a key figure of merit (FOM) for 650 V MOSFETs used in power conversion applications.
Epoxy-free chokes integrates CM and DM attenuation in single component

4 weeks ago | powerelectronictips.com | Aimee Kalnoskas

Premier Magnetics has released the PM-CMCX5 Series, the initial product in the new CM Guard Series of integrated magnetic components. These devices combine common mode (CM) and differential mode (DM) attenuation in a single component. The PM-CMCX5 Series features 5KV winding-to-winding insulation and operates across a temperature range of -60°C to 155°C.