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Enhancement-Mode Power Transistors use GaN Technology
Enhancement-Mode Power Transistors use GaN Technology

Mar 9 | Products

Efficient Power Conversion Corporation (EPC) today introduced a family of enhancement mode power transistors based on Gallium Nitride on Silicon technology.
Amorphous and Nanocrystalline Cores Rival Permalloys, Ferrites
Amorphous and Nanocrystalline Cores Rival Permalloys, Ferrites

Mar 8 | Products

Amorphous cores from Payton Magnetics are made of magnetic alloys that are melted and then cooled at an extremely high rate. The materials exhibit metallic properties but lack the crystalline lattice of conventional metals, thus giving the materials
Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor Family Extends Temperature Ratings
Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor Family Extends Temperature Ratings

Mar 5 | Products

NIC Components has expanded its NSPE family of high performance hybrid construction aluminum electrolytic capacitors to include extended temperature +135°C and 80 VDC and 100 VDC ratings. The NSPE products feature
Metrology and Laboratory Resistors Feature High Accuracy
Metrology and Laboratory Resistors Feature High Accuracy

Mar 5 | Products

Vishay Intertechnology announced a series of metrology and laboratory ultra-high-precision Bulk Metal Z-Foil resistors built using Z1-Foil technology that features
Power Resistors Deliver 20 W to 600 W with Low Inductance
Power Resistors Deliver 20 W to 600 W with Low Inductance

Mar 4 | Products

TT electronics IRC’s MHP Series power resistors feature power ratings from 20 W to 600 W in industry standard TO-220, TO-247 and SOT-227 transistor-style packages. The resistors provide
SMD Inductors Are Cost Efficient

Mar 4 | Products

RAF Tabtronics announced the release of a line of SMD Power Inductors for high reliability applications. This SESI Power Inductor product line features a low profile ruggedized high-grade package with an operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C. The product is highly customizable with either SMD or thru-hole pin-outs and flexibility in the number of terminations.
TI Demonstrates their DualCool Packaging Technology at APEC 2010
TI Demonstrates their DualCool Packaging Technology at APEC 2010

Mar 3 | Video

Jeff Sherman of TI demonstrated their latest packaging tech - DualCool, which incorporates extra heat-transfer structures in a power MOSFET to improve performance.
International Rectifier Showcases GaN Power Technology
International Rectifier Showcases GaN Power Technology

Mar 1 | Video

John Lambert of International Rectifier demonstrates the company's new GaN-based power IC technology at APEC 2010. The flip-chip IP2010 and IP2011 combine driver and a GaN switch in a single device.
Fairchild DrMOS demo at APEC 2010
Fairchild DrMOS demo at APEC 2010

Mar 1 | Video

Here is a demonstration of a DrMOS integrated FET plus Driver multi-chip power stage module from Fairchild. The device is designed for multiple synchronous Buck converter applications.
SMT Current Sense Resistors Deliver Desirable Thermal Performance
SMT Current Sense Resistors Deliver Desirable Thermal Performance

Feb 25 | Products

For power electronics design engineers looking for high current devices capable of providing current-sense and surge protection functions in high temperature environments, TT electronics IRC offers a series of open-air current sense resistors. The OARS-3 Series surface mount metal alloy strip resistors feature
Army to hit One Million Unmanned Flight Hours
Army to hit One Million Unmanned Flight Hours

Mar 10

Traditionally pegged as a ground force, the Army is approaching an historic milestone: one million flight hours for its Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS). According to COL Christopher Carlile, director, U.S. Army Unmanned Aircraft Systems Center of Excellence, the Army will hit one million UAS flight hours some time next month.
Video Games and the Military: Engaging the “Tech Generation”
Video Games and the Military: Engaging the “Tech Generation”

Mar 9

For good or ill, the military is often indistinguishable from a large corporation. While “employees” must conform to the company’s modus operandi, the company must engage its employees on their terms. In this day and age, that means technology. Thus, the military increasingly relies on video games and computers to recruit and train its “employees.”
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