When an inductor and switch are present in a circuit, turning off the switch can be challenging. The inductor, wanting to maintain its magnetic field, does not let go of the switch. It releases a "sparkling voltage kick" to prevent the ultimate break up. Here comes the deal-breaker - Flyback diodes. Flyback diodes combat such unwanted inductor responses through their smart connection. The article details Flyback diodes and their operation in modern electronics.

The American solar cell manufacturer TALON PV is building a 4-gigawatt manufacturing facility for high-efficiency TOPCon solar cells in the USA, with a targeted start of production by the end of 2026. The Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE supports the company in this endeavor.

Electric Hydrogen has announced the appointment of Bruno Forget as its General Manager, Europe and the Middle East and North Africa. Forget is responsible for leading Electric Hydrogen’s strategy, HYPRPlant delivery and service engineering across Europe and MENA and spearheading the expansion of the company’s global footprint.

Pulsiv has signed a global stocking agreement with electronic component distributor Farnell. This signing will see Pulsiv’s microcontrollers, evaluation boards, and fully assembled USB-C modules held in stock at Farnell’s distribution centre in Leeds, UK and delivered to customers globally within 48 hours.

Amplifiers were one of the oldest electronic devices in use before the invention of transistors. Do you know that there are six main classes of power amplifiers available for your next design? The article discusses power amplifiers and their classes in detail.

A laser diode is an emitting device in the power industry that produces a sharp monochromatic output. The small device is very useful in power electronics due to its high efficiency, fast switching capability, and ability to transmit signals over optical media.

A Power diode can function as a freewheeling diode in inductive loads and is extensively used in rectification, and voltage regulation in power supplies, battery charging and discharging, and many more applications.

Clean, cheap, and abundant, solar power could be the answer to the world’s energy crisis. The solar industry is growing at an astonishing rate as technology provides us with more efficient ways of generating solar power. In this article, we’ve shed light on 10 surprising facts about solar power

When people talk about “solar”, they’re usually referring to photovoltaics, the solar panels that you have probably seen sitting on several rooftops. But have you ever thought about how these actually work to generate clean electricity? This article takes a look at what a photovoltaic cell is, what it’s made from, the technology behind it, how it works, and more.

The world’s first operational amplifier “op-amp”: “µA741” was developed in 1968. Today most op-amps are sold in the form of integrated circuits. The article explains op-amps in detail with their symbol, working, parameters, modes, applications, advantages, and limitations.