Research & Development

Heat pipes efficiently transfer heat in compact electronic systems, enabling reliable thermal management for high-power components. (Source: © Pete - stock.adobe.com)

Power electronics are crucial for research facilities, supporting devices such as black hole simulators, particle accelerators, nuclear fusion reactors, and data centers, ensuring safety, high-temperature compliance, and efficiency. (Source: © pengedarseni - stock.adobe.com)

On-orbit AI can detect temperature anomalies such as wildfires, volcanic activity, or industrial accidents with the Spacechips AI1 processer. This helps emergency management teams make faster, better-informed decisions about which fire prone areas are the most vulnerable. (Source: Vicor)

Symbolic image: A retrofitted EV charges wirelessly via the ground-embedded coil, with the charging process starting automatically once the vehicle is positioned correctly. (Source: © Johnnii - stock.adobe.com)

LFPAK 8×8 high‑SOA MOSFETs used in 48 V backplanes to control plug‑in transients and protect server power paths. (Source: Alpha & Omega Semiconductor )

Exposed GPU layout illustrating the complexity of thermal and electromagnetic management in electronics for the AI era (Source: Nvidia)

Data centers are shifting towards advanced cooling methods, including liquid cooling and AI, to efficiently manage escalating energy demands and heat from AI technologies. (Source: © ki - stock.adobe.com)

There are seven use cases of ChatGPT in electrical and electronic enterprises - semiconductor and power electronics companies. (Source: © deimos.az - stock.adobe.com)

Historically, capacitors were named as condensers. But the condenser was another device, not even similar to the capacitor. In the 20th century, the term "capacitor" replaced the term "condenser." The industry took a considerable time to accept the new name. (Source: © Kuzmick - stock.adobe.com)

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