Research & Development

Fraunhofer ISE research shows that vehicle‑integrated photovoltaics can contribute meaningful energy to local grids and help reduce peak load stress in European urban and fleet applications. (Source: Fraunhofer ISE)

Alpha and Omega Semiconductor’s total power solution pairs new digital multiphase controllers with Smart Power Stages (SPS) to optimize IMVP9.3 Vcore delivery for Intel Panther Lake and Wildcat Lake, reducing light‑load quiescent current and extending battery life. (Source: Alpha and Omega)

Inductors are prone to failure. With the help of a multimeter, you can easily assess their health. (Source: © Paraft - stock.adobe.com)

Power‑over‑Fiber transmits energy via laser and optical fiber to provide true galvanic isolation for auxiliary supplies and gate drivers in SSTs and HVDC circuit breakers, eliminating parasitic coupling and withstanding extreme dv/dt.

(Source: EBV Elektronik)

3D printing of a demonstrator for quasi-monolithic integration with a chiplet in the pocket. (Source: Fraunhofer IPMS)

Empa researcher Konstantin Egorov coats stainless steel components with corrosion-resistant titanium oxide to make the production of green hydrogen more cost-effective. (Source: Empa)

This article explains software-defined power electronics. (Source: © lil - stock.adobe.com)

ROHM’s 5th‑generation EcoSiC MOSFETs deliver ~30% lower on‑resistance at high temperatures, enabling smaller, higher‑power inverters for xEVs and industrial power supplies. (Source: ROHM)

IRENA finds that 24/7 renewable systems—combining solar, wind, storage and flexible resources—can deliver firm power at lower cost than fossil fuels, accelerating the clean energy transition. (Source: IRENA)

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