Products & Applications

The new AEVA and AEVB Series aluminum electrolytic capacitors are engineered for harsh industrial environments, delivering high-CV, long-lifetime performance in compact, surface-mount packages that reliably withstand up to 30g acceleration and operating temperatures extending from -55° to +125°C. (Source: Kyocera)

YAGEO’s EC Flat‑Series temperature sensors combine fast, accurate measurement with resistance to vibration, shock, moisture and dust for demanding automotive and industrial applications. (Source: Yageo)

New 15 V, 25 V and 40 V eGaN FETs deliver ultra-low on-resistance, high current capability, and exceptional radiation immunity for high-density space power conversion (Source: EPC Space)

Littelfuse introduces the TPSMD‑FL series of high‑power surface‑mount TVS diodes, designed to simplify ISO 7637 load‑dump protection and safeguard automotive electronics against severe voltage transients. (Source: Littlefuse)

Bourns introduces the CFG‑A series of wide‑terminal metal foil current‑sense resistors, offering high precision, AEC‑Q200 compliance and robust thermal performance for automotive and high‑reliability power applications. (Source: Bourns)

TDK expands its aluminum electrolytic capacitor portfolio with new vibration‑resistant axial and soldering star variants rated for 125 °C, alongside performance upgrades to its 63 V series for demanding industrial and automotive applications. (symbolic image) (Source: © NorGal - stock.adobe.com)

Power Integrations scales its PowiGaN technology to 2200 V, providing substantial voltage margin and high switching frequency for emerging 1500 V AI data centers, electric vehicles and HVDC infrastructure.

(Source: Power Integrations)

Advanced Energy’s new 1100 W PFC half‑brick delivers the industry’s highest power density in a compact half‑brick form factor, enabling smaller, higher‑efficiency front‑end stages for servers, telecom and industrial power supplies. (Source: Advanced Energy)

Yageo’s KH‑AT series automotive‑grade MOVs deliver robust surge absorption and stable electrical performance for demanding vehicle environments, protecting ECUs and power rails from transients. (Source: Yageo)

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