Research & Development

Piezoelectric materials occur naturally and can be engineered with precision. Unlike superconductors, piezoelectric materials do not need cold temperatures and high-pressure environments. Instead, piezoelectric materials can be found at room temperature, in consumer devices, and industries. (Source: © POUSEP - stock.adobe.com)

A GaN charger, made with gallium nitride, is a compact and efficient alternative to conventional chargers, offering cooler operation, faster power delivery, and extended lifespan. (Source: © Duki - stock.adobe.com)

As AI accelerates cyberattacks, the future of power electronics hinges on safeguarding critical infrastructure from evolving digital threats. Learn more about this here. (Source: © MRSUTIN - stock.adobe.com)

The semiconductor industry has all eyes on a newly invented transistor. The inventors proudly address the newest transistor as the fastest, most efficient, and sustainable. If it’s all a YES, the fastest transistor is expected to overthrow the critics of Moore’s law and make chips smaller and smaller, ahead in the wheel of time. (Source: © PTD - stock.adobe.com)

Test tubes with silicone copolymers of varying chain lengths display band gap differences, creating a rainbow under UV light as longer chains shift to red, showing energy variations. (Source: Zijing (Jackie) Zhang)

Power rails deliver essential supply voltage to devices and processors, ensuring functionality as high-speed structures distinct from DC voltage lines. Find out more here. (Source: © VibrantLens - stock.adobe.com)

Following Moore's Law, technological advancements are revolutionizing healthcare, education, governance, and climate change solutions, with the potential to guide humanity toward a utopian future. (Source: © WrightStudio - stock.adobe.com)

Toshiba's new technology boosts efficiency and reliability in SiC trench MOSFETs and Schottky diodes for electric vehicles and renewable energy by reducing on-resistance. (Source: © sigemin - stock.adobe.com)

A new compact active suspension power system promises luxury-level performance for midrange vehicles through advanced power conversion and 48V networks. (Source: © DJSPIDA FOTO - stock.adobe.com)

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