Research & Development

Compared to established silicon devices, AlN/GaN HEMTs, as they have now been successfully produced on AlN wafers, offer up to three thousand times less conduction losses than with silicon and are around ten times more efficient than SiC transistors. (Source: Starkreal - stock.adobe.com)

Modern eFuel production plant with electrolysis and CO2 capture technologies, powered by renewable energy from wind turbines and solar modules. (Source: KI-generiert)

These tiny powerhouses, integrated directly onto chips, boast record-breaking energy and power densities, paving the way for a future of faster charging, efficient electronics, and innovative applications. Find out more here! (Source: 55ohms - stock.adobe.com)

These unassuming devices harness the power of infrared radiation to detect motion, triggering a range of actions from automatic doors to security alarms. Learn more about PIR sensors here! (Source: Dabarti - stock.adobe.com)

onsemi unveiled plans to introduce multiple future generations of silicon carbide at an accelerated pace through 2030. This picture shows the onsemi EliteSiC. (Source: onsemi)

A new light-harvesting system from Uni-Würzburg promises more efficient solar panels. Learn more about this here. (Source: ABCDstock - stock.adobe.com)

Researchers developed a new sodium battery design that eliminates the anode and uses common sodium. This could lead to lower cost, faster charging, and improved sustainability for electric vehicles and renewable energy storage. Learn more about this here. (Source: Laiba - stock.adobe.com)

Near-field wireless power technology is gaining traction for consumer electronics and medical devices, with promising advancements in areas like magnetic diodes and dynamic charging for electric vehicles. (Source: MAY - stock.adobe.com)

Did you know that it was the invention of the blue light-emitting diode that made the development of white LEDs possible? Get more exciting facts from this article. (Source: shima-risu - stock.adobe.com)

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