The rail industry is now the perfect opportunity for power electronics Lyon, France – December 10, 2012: Yole Développement announces its Power Electronics for Rail Applications report. Yole ...

In power electronics applications, the compound semiconductor silicon carbide (SiC) has been demonstrated in published literature [1] to be a superior material to silicon (Si) in many properties for ...

Tau, a pioneer in advanced electrification, unveiled Ion™, its software-defined power electronic platform, at CES 2026. Designed for broad applicability and scale across mobility, energy, industrial ...

ORLANDO, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--onsemi (Nasdaq: ON), a leader in intelligent power and sensing technologies, today announced a breakthrough in simulation tools for onsemi’s EliteSiC Silicon Carbide ...

The 3,300- and 2,300-V SiC products from Navitas employ advanced planar device structures and packaging to augment efficiency ...

Researchers from the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) have investigated how power electronics may be embedded in solar cells and proposed several design options for PV devices integrating ...

Electronic Design's Lee Goldberg attempts to chronicle a year of remarkable advances in power technology with an overstuffed baker's dozen of 2023's most notable products in three categories. These ...

The automotive industry has experienced significant changes in recent years due to electrification and the growing demand for enhanced safety, comfort, and luxury features. In today’s high-end ...

Gallium nitride (GaN) is beginning to show up across a broad range of power semiconductor applications due to its wide bandgap, enabling fast-charging, very high speeds, and much smaller form factors ...

Wide-bandgap (WBG) semiconductors are a class of materials that can offer a range of advantages over silicon. These materials can operate at higher voltages and higher temperatures, serving as ...

Power electronics took centre stage at productronica 2025, underlining the sector’s pivotal role in the shift toward electrification, energy efficiency and advanced manufacturing, as Neil Tyler ...