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On 11월 27, 2023 in All, General, Low Power, Sensors by Liam Critchley

A combination of many different fabrication methods have enabled MEMS to be used in a range of applications, and as fabrication methods get more advanced and their resolutions get narrower, smaller features and smaller components are being created within MEMS devices.

Why Nanowires Could Be a Big Thing for Electronics

On 12월 12, 2022 in All, General, Medical, Power by Liam Critchley

Nanowires are 1D nanomaterials with efficient electron transport properties where the electrons flow along the long axis of the wire. The electronic conductivity properties, which are realized through quantum effects, could be useful for a range of innovative electronics.

The Chemistry Behind Inorganic Solar Cells

On 8월 25, 2022 in All, Energy Harvesting, General, Industrial, Power by Liam Critchley

Inorganic solar cells are the most common and efficient solar cells and rely on many different aspects of chemistry to function. Without chemistry, it would not be possible to create the internal current generation mechanisms that enable solar cells to harness sunlight, and here we explain how.

Infineon Technologies CoolSiC™ Works in the Trenches

On 5월 12, 2021 in All, EIT 2021, Power, Wide Bandgap by Paul Golata

Infineon Silicon Carbide CoolSiC™ MOSFETs and Diodes provide a portfolio that addresses the need for smarter, more efficient energy generation, transmission, and consumption. Infineon’s trench MOS technology is leading the way in power management.

Apex Microtechnology Webinars Focus on SiC

On 10월 27, 2020 in All, Automotive, General, Motor Control, Power by Tommy Cummings

Broderick Krager, Apex Microtechnology applications engineer, will lead two webinars that will examine how to maximize the benefits of SiC using hybrid technology to create switching amplifiers in high-power density packages.

Tagged With: amplifiers, apex, applications, carbide, density, drives, motor, sic, silicon, switching

Understanding the Chemistry of Semiconductor Junctions

On 9월 21, 2018 in All, Energy Harvesting, Industrial, Power by Liam Critchley

Chemistry plays a major part in why semiconductor materials behave the way they do, and why current can flow through a p-n semiconducting junction. Here, we discuss what effect chemistry has on these junctions, including some of the mechanistic variations that exist in electronics today.

Protect Embedded Interfaces with These Clamps and Crowbars

On 8월 13, 2018 in All, Circuit Protection, IoT by Bourns

Protecting interface connections from overvoltage conditions and transient events is more important than ever with the proliferation of embedded electronics. Bourns clamp and crowbar protection is effective at protecting circuit interfaces in silicon and ceramic electronic components.

GaN the Giant Killer?

On 1월 28, 2014 in Wide Bandgap by Barry Manz

Gallium nitride (GaN) has evolved from a promising laboratory curiosity to a major force in RF power generation in less than a decade. Much has been made of its inherent advantages, leading to projections that it will displace gallium arsenide and silicon LDMOS. However, for a variety of reasons GaN is more likely to complement its more entrenched rivals than displace them.

Tagged With: GaN, MOSFETS, RF Power, Silicon, Wide Bandgap

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