Next Generation of GaN for Electrification
Gallium nitride is a key component of future energy-efficient electric vehicles and 5G networks. Hexagem, a Lund University–based startup, is developing a new solution at the Swedish research institute Rise testbed ProNano. This solution should contribute to greater electrification and a sustainable future.
Wide-Bandgap Semiconductors Drive Vehicle Electrification
In a panel session on wide-bandgap semiconductors for EVs at the recent Advanced Automotive Tech Forum, three industry experts discussed efforts to address GaN and SiC current challenges and future opportunities.
Wide Bandgap Technologies for a New Efficient Industry
Physical limitations prevent current silicon technology from achieving the higher power density, miniaturization, and energy conversion efficiency that the market needs from power products to meet growing environmental concerns.
The network-on-chip interconnect is the SoC
“The network is the computer,” coined by John Gage of Sun Microsystems back in 1984, proved incredibly insightful. This idea is re-emerging, this time within the SoC realm.
How to Model Ground Current of Filter Inductors for MV SiC-MOSFET Converters
What Drives Autonomous Vehicles?
The autonomous vehicle (AV) industry continues to evolve across many aspects: technologies, use cases, safety standards, safety legislation, and many others.
How to Test an AC Capacitor with a Multimeter
In our practical life and work, the vast majority of electrical equipment or household appliances, are using alternating current (AC), the power supply department grid to provide alternating current.
What is a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter?
A ground fault circuit interrupter(GFCI) is an electrical device installed to protect against severe electric shocks. It can also reduce electrocutions, minimize electrical burns and shock injuries, and detect ground faults, and interrupts the flow of electric current.
What is SMA RF Connector
The SMA connector is an effective sub-miniature RF and microwave connector that has a screw fixing to provide reliable connectivity.
Graphics Card Explained: Classification, Working and Structure
A Graphics card (Video card, Display card, Video adapter) is one of the basic components of personal computers. It converts the display information required by the computer system to drive the display, which is an important component that connects the monitor and the PC motherboard, and is one of the important equipment of "human-machine". Its built-in parallel computing capability is also used for deep learning and other operations.
DC Voltage: What is It & DC VS AC Symbols
Dc voltage refers to the voltage in which the direction of current remains constant in time.
RG6 VS RG59: Exploring the Distinctions
Coaxial cable refers to a cable with two concentric conductors, and the conductor and the shield share the same axis.
Comprehensive Explanation of Capacitors
Along with the electronic information technology change rapidly, digital electronic product updates faster and faster, with the flat-panel TV (LCD and PDP) products, notebook computer, digital cameras and other consumer electronic products production and sales continued to grow, driven by growth in the capacitor industry.
What is Universal Serial Bus (USB)?
Universal Serial Bus (USB) is a serial bus standard and a technical specification for input and output interfaces. It is widely used in information communication devices.
How to Test Ignition Coil with Multimeter
An ignition coil is a critical component in the operation of an engine, providing power for the ignition process to ignite the compressed fuel mixture.