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Your weekly digest of news, analysis and perspective on the global power electronics industry

Power Electronics News October 30, 2024
Your weekly digest of news, analysis and perspective on the global power electronics industry.
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Editor's Note
Maurizio Di Paolo EmilioEditor-in-Chief
Maurizio Di Paolo Emilio

Improving silicon carbide yield and productivity is essential for accelerating its adoption. To fill this gap, Resonac Corporation and Soitec have recently entered into an agreement to develop 200mm (8-inch) SmartSiC SiC wafers utilizing Resonac substrates and epitaxy processes. In an interview with Emmanuel Sabonnadière, Executive Vice President for Automotive & Industrial at Soitec, Power Electronics News will explore the details of this collaboration and how it can help promote the wide adoption of SmartSiC technology. In our latest episode of PowerUP, we had the pleasure of speaking with Maury Wood, VP of strategic marketing at Vicor. We delve into the cutting-edge solutions that are helping to mitigate the enormous energy demands of generative AI (GenAI). Other topics are BiGaN devices and fusion energy. Don't miss out on the latest Wine Down Friday featuring Dick Otte, the CEO of Promex Industries. He discusses the importance of sustainability, innovation, and maintaining a customer-first mindset in a competitive market.

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Improving SiC Yield and Productivity with the SmartSiC Technology

Silicon carbide (SiC) power devices offer a combination of advantages that make them superior to Silicon-based devices in many power electronics applications, including electric mobilty,…

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BiGaN Switches for Extensive Power Management

This article presents the groundbreaking design of the BiGaN device, analyzes its performance, and shows different driver configurations.

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Powering the Future: Innovations in GenAI Power Delivery (Podcast)

Maury Wood shares insights into the staggering power requirements of large language models and the limitations of traditional power supply architectures.

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Join us at the Power Electronics Forum in booth A5-351 at electronica!

Join us at the Power Electronics forum at electronica 2024, booth A5-351 (Power Efficiency Stage, hall A5). Open for free to all visitors, we’ll cover topics like WBG semiconductors, electrification, renewable energy, power conversion trends, and electric vehicle adoption.

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Wine Down Friday with Promex’s Dick Otte

Wine Down Friday with Promex’s Dick Otte.

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PowerUP Confirms its Mission as Dedicated Forum on Power Electronics for Green Energy Transition

Aspencore and Tecno, two companies in technology media and engineering, have recently organized the PowerUP and Fortronic Conference and Exhibition in Milan, Italy.

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Zap Energy Secures $130M to Accelerate Fusion Power Development and Reveals Century Test Platform

Zap Energy has reached a significant milestone by securing $130 million in fresh capital while launching operations of its new high-rep-rate fusion technology test platform, Century.

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5 Myths Shattered about 48-v Systems

Technology availability, market and environmental regulations, and infrastructure build out are aligning to turn a long-forecasted future of full-electric vehicles (EVs) into reality.

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