Recent #PCIM news in the semiconductor industry

4 months ago

➀ EPC launched a 40V GaN power transistor (EPC2366) targeting 48V-12V LLC DC-DC converters, aiming to replace silicon MOSFETs in secondary-side synchronous rectification;

➁ The device features ultra-low Rds(on) of 0.8mΩ, 68A continuous current, and thermal management with both top (0.6°C/W) and bottom (1.8°C/W) cooling capabilities;

➂ Supported by evaluation boards like EPC90167, it also targets 24V battery-powered motor drives, though samples require qualification for access.

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4 months ago

➀ Menlo Microsystems demonstrates a 1,000V/125A MEMS relay module using arrays of MM9200 switches at PCIM 2025, scalable for power systems up to 10MW;

➁ The technology targets naval circuit breakers and applications in factory automation, data centers, EVs, and smart grids;

➂ Claims compact size (30x25x4mm per 10A relay) and efficiency advantages over traditional electromechanical/solid-state relays

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about 1 year ago
1. WeEn Semiconductors introduced 650V and 1,200V IGBTs with fast recovery anti-parallel diodes at PCIM in Nuremberg. 2. The IGBTs are based on fine trench gate field-stop technology, offering improved dynamic control and a positive temperature coefficient for easier parallel operation. 3. The devices are rated for 650V 75A, 1.2kV 40A, and 1.2kV 75A, available in TO247 or TO247-4L packaging, with applications in solar inverters, motor controls, and more.
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about 1 year ago
1. Novosense Microelectronics unveiled a 24-channel automotive LED driver, NSL21924, at PCIM in Nuremberg. 2. The driver is designed for rear lights, exterior lights, and general automotive interior and body lighting, with a 16-channel version also available. 3. Features include AEC-Q100 Grade 1 qualification, support for up to 100mA per channel, and advanced LED brightness control with PWM dimming.
Automotive LED DriverNovosense MicroelectronicsPCIM