Research & Development

The Humpback Creek hydroelectric facility in Cordova, Alaska, was the site of an edge data center pilot project. (Source: Chelsea Haisman via NLR)

SiC devices are key enablers for higher efficiency and power density in modern electric vehicle systems. (Source: ROHM)

Solid-state transformers (SSTs) promise more flexible and efficient power conversion, but significant technical challenges still limit their large-scale commercial adoption. (Source: © Curie - stock.adobe.com)

Menlo Micro demonstrates scalable MEMS-based power switching technology for high-performance circuit breaker applications. (Source: Menlo Micro)

Before this experiment, the reality of magnetism-based semiconductors did not match the theoretical expectation. Most magnetic semiconductors create a weak magnetic field and show no current variations. However, the new magnetic transistor might change the game… (Source: © Mahmood - stock.adobe.com)

2D semiconductor fabrication is incompatible with existing procedures and lacks commercialization. A team of researchers from China has solved this problem. (Source: © TheWaterMeloonProjec - stock.adobe.com)

Project Manager Christian Schiller at a projection welding machine where battery cells are connected using copper connectors. (Source: Fraunhofer ISE / Photo: Felix Thurn)

Gallium nitride (GaN) power devices are increasingly challenging silicon MOSFETs in low-voltage power conversion by enabling higher efficiency and switching performance. (Source: AI-generated (OpenAI DALL·E))

Faraday’s laws explain the fundamental behavior of magnetic fields and electronic devices in dynamic use cases. The operation of transformers, wireless chargers, induction cookers, induction motors, magnetic levitating trains (MAGLEV Trains), electric violin, and many others depends upon Faraday’s laws. (Source: © Sheraz - stock.adobe.com)

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