Research & Development

Diamond is a good contender for becoming a mainstream semiconductor material in high-power, high-frequency, and high-temperature applications. Due to its exceptional properties, diamond is often explored as a potential alternative to existing semiconductor options. Learn more here. (Source: mjaud - stock.adobe.com)

Unlocking the potential of power electronics, this article delves into the limitations of traditional control methods and presents reinforcement learning as a transformative solution for achieving optimal performance with reduced development effort. (Source: Hettie - stock.adobe.com)

Common mode choke filters using nanocrystalline cores (right) are significantly smaller than ferrite (left) and require less copper turns. (Source: CBMM | Niobium)

Power devices on a silicon carbide wafer, processed in the in-house cleanroom of Fraunhofer IISB, will benefit from a new, cost-effective method of wafer production utilizing laser separation and advanced bonding. Learn more about this here. (Source: Daniel Karmann / Fraunhofer IISB)

The double-pulse test offers a valuable method for validating SiC SPICE models used in power electronics simulations, ensuring accurate results for complex circuits like PFCs by reproducing hard-switching events and comparing simulated performance with datasheet values. Learn more about this here. (Source: REDPIXEL - stock.adobe.com)

A growing divide between academia and industry in Europe, driven by differing priorities, funding models, and evaluation metrics, is hindering essential connections needed for societal, technological, and economic progress. Find out more in this article. (Source: Gorodenkoff - stock.adobe.com)

The Empa spin-off Ionic Wind Technologies has developed its technology to such an extent that ionic wind will no longer be used to "only" dry fruit, but to cool data centers. Read more about this here. (Source: Empa)

International research team awarded multi-million-dollar funding to develop and test next-generation superconductors through artificial intelligence and quantum geometry. Learn more about this here. (Source: fizkes - stock.adobe.com)

Flyback diodes are protective components used in circuits with inductors to prevent damaging voltage spikes that occur when the circuit is switched off. Learn more about this here. (Source: Ron-Heidelberg - stock.adobe.com)

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