Products & Applications

Advanced MOSFET handles higher peak currents, delivering a cost-effective, high-performance, and enhanced reliability hot swap solution. (Source: Alpha and Omega Semiconductor Limited )

The tiniest power devices are not computer chips but tiny chargers found online. Unlike chips with billions of transistors, power chips are heavy and need more area to handle high power and dissipate heat. Therefore, miniaturization is less effective in the power industry. (Source: © Galeno - stock.adobe.com)

The STGAP4S gate driver ensures robust EV-powertrain control with integrated diagnostics and flexible inverter management across various power levels. Learn more about this here. (Source: © Tahsin - stock.adobe.com)

CXT-ICM3SA Series – 3-Phase SiC Inverter Control Module. (Source: CISSOID)

Researchers at the Laboratory of Organic Electronics have developed a battery that is soft and malleable. It is based on conductive plastics conjugated polymers and lignin. (Source: Thor Balkhed)

Semikron Danfoss’ Module with ROHM’s latest 2kV SiC MOSFETs Integrated into SMA’s Large Scale Solar System. (Source: ROHM Semiconductor GmbH)

High-power devices like thyristors can fail sometimes. For example, they can turn off abruptly after turning on. High dv/dt and di/dt ratings in thyristors are among the main reasons for failure. Find out more about this here. (Source: ludodesign - stock.adobe.com)

Thyristors are power semiconductor devices used in industrial power control applications. These devices are nothing new; they have been on the market for decades. Learn more about them here. (Source: jossbomon - stock.adobe.com)

ROHM develops new high power density SiC power modules. (Source: ROHM Semiconductor)

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