Products & Applications

Yokogawa’s CT500SA and CT200SA split-core sensors measure AC and DC currents up to 500 Arms and 200 Arms, respectively, for power-electronics testing. (Bild: Yokogawa)

Vox Power’s EIRE600 delivers up to 600 W in a compact 5 × 3-inch package, with forced-air or conduction cooling options for industrial and medical equipment. (Source: Vox Power)

Littelfuse’s TP7.0SMD-XC automotive TVS diode series uses foldback technology to provide low clamping voltage for protecting sensitive vehicle electronics. (Bild: Littelfuse)

Microchip’s radiation-tolerant GaN point-of-load converter supplies up to 20 A for space-based processors, FPGAs, microcontrollers and ASICs. (Source: Microchip)

EPFL researchers have demonstrated a GaN transistor that withstands nearly 4 kV, using an intrinsic polarization superjunction design to distribute electric fields more evenly. (Source: EPFL)

EPC’s EPC2361 GaN FETs power a 4 kW interleaved buck-boost reference design, with reported efficiency of up to 98.8%. (Bild: © fotogenei - stock.adobe.com)

HYBRO+ in its final configuration as a bronze-iron composite strip for connector applications in combination with a press-fit zone (Source: Voestalpine Precision Strip)

Toshiba’s 1100 TP Series provides uninterruptible power protection for critical equipment and systems. (Source: 2025 TRACY EASON PHOTOGRAPHY)

Littelfuse introduces ultra-low-capacitance TVS diode arrays with a 6.5 V clamping voltage for transient protection in automotive and consumer electronics. (Source: Littelfuse)

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