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Power modules are essential in electric vehicles for efficient power conversion, motor control, regenerative braking, charging, and boosting, driving technological advancements in the automotive industry. (Source: © Maksym - stock.adobe.com)

SiC and GaN are two compound wideband semiconductors sold as power modules. They offer better breakdown voltage, high-temperature operation, faster switching, higher charge mobility, and lower losses compared to silicon. (Source: © Ndoomyim - stock.adobe.com)

Toshiba will continue to expand its lineup of low-loss MOSFETs that enable more efficient power supplies and contribute to lower equipment power consumption. (Source: Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation)

A multi-disciplinary team advances chip packaging efficiency in ST’s heterogeneous integration initiative, launching a PLP pilot line in Tours with a $60 million investment and local R&D support. (Source: © IM Imagery - stock.adobe.com)

Wolfspeed has introduced its 200mm silicon carbide materials portfolio, enabling scalable manufacturing and enhancing the performance of power devices across various high-growth sectors, such as automotive and renewable energy. (Source: © Pichapob - stock.adobe.com)

Multi-level converters and inverters have been around since the late 1800s. Their job is to work in groups and provide high-power outputs over long distances. Now their use and efficiency have made them enter the aerospace industry. Learn more here. (Source: © frank peters - stock.adobe.com)

Offered in the SOT-23 Package, Automotive Grade Single- and Two-Line Devices in Common Anode Configuration Feature Extended Current and Power Ratings. (Source: Vishay Intertechnology)

The new 2-in-1 SiC Molded Module "DOT-247" achieves high design flexibility and power density. (Source: ROHM)

CATL's Shenxing Pro battery addresses key challenges in Europe's e-mobility market by offering unmatched safety, lifespan, and superfast charging capabilities for electric vehicles. Find out more here. (Source: CATL)

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