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IGBT optimised for induction heating
A new IGBT combines best-in-class avalanche immunity with optimised tradeoff performance between switching and conduction losses to increase system reliability and efficiency for induction heating.
News from Fairchild Semiconductor ( 4 October 2005)
MOSFETs manage more current
International Rectifier has expanded its high performance family of 75 and 100V HEXFET synchronous rectification MOSFETs with the introduction of the IRF2907ZS-7PPbF 160A-rated, seven-pin device.
News from International Rectifier ( 3 October 2005)
Vertical transistors offer economical RF switching
An EPSRC-funded project has demonstrated how high performance MOSFETs used in radio frequency applications can be manufactured at low cost.
News from Innos (29 September 2005)
Power switching devices handle higher currents
Crydom now offers a wide range of SCRs with current ratings from 15 to 55A and triacs from 6 to 40A in the popular TO-220AB package with lead-free finishes on all connections.
News from Crydom International ( 6 September 2005)
Power MOSFETs cut on-resistance by 30%
A new family of 100 to 600V standard and HiPerFET power MOSFETs incorporate a proprietary cell design that reduces on-resistance by 30%, enabling improved efficiency.
News from Ixys Semiconductor ( 1 September 2005)
Power MOSFETs come in ultracompact packages
Rohm Electronics is significantly enlarging its ultracompact power-MOSFET lineup, which already encompasses 60 different devices.
News from Flint (24 August 2005)
New deal brings staff expansion
As well as seeing an increase in the UK waveguide market, Credowan has recently been appointed the exclusive UK representative and stockist for CTM PIN diode products.
News from Credowan (12 August 2005)
Ixys signs up for UK distribution
Extending its expertise in power management solutions, Solid State Supplies has been appointed UK distributor for Ixys.
News from Solid State Supplies ( 1 August 2005)
MOSFET chipset cuts component count in half
A new synchronous buck convertor chipset is suitable for high-frequency high-current DC/DC convertors used in advanced telecomms and datacomms systems.
News from International Rectifier (27 July 2005)
New UK source for pin diodes
Credowan is the newly appointed exclusive UK representative and stockist for CTM pin diode products formally known as Temex.
News from Credowan (19 July 2005)
MOSFETs pair up to raise convertor efficiency
Two new 30V MOSFET synchronous buck convertor chipsets suit notebook computer designs where small size, high efficiency and improved thermal conduction are required.
News from International Rectifier (11 July 2005)
Low profile six-pack IGBT module handles 200A
The SEMiX13 has been designed for motor ratings up to 37kW, allowing the SEMiX product range to seamlessly cover the power range from 0.75 to 200kW with modules for solderless assembly.
News from Semikron ( 7 July 2005)
Low-profile rectifiers offer easy integration
A new range of rectifier modules are billed as the first in the industry to offer a 17mm terminal height and screw connections.
News from Semikron ( 7 July 2005)
MOSFETs keep cool to boost conversion efficiency
A new chipset enables a bus convertor solution capable of delivering 336W with 97% efficiency in a footprint 29% smaller than a "quarter-brick" convertor.
News from International Rectifier (20 June 2005)
Low-voltage load switches reduce on-resistance
Five new P-channel load switches are billed as the industry's first such devices designed to offer low on-resistance at a 1.5V gate drive.
News from Vishay Siliconix (17 June 2005)
Compact diodes are RoHS compliant
Easby Electronics has several new series of RoHS-compliant ultrasmall surface-mount rectifier diodes.
News from Easby Electronics (17 June 2005)
Schottky aims to extend battery life
With typical and maximum reverse current ratings at 30V of 1 and 4uA, respectively, the ZLLS350 Schottky barrier diode helps extend battery life in a broad range of applications.
News from Zetex (16 June 2005)
Trench-based module boasts boosted currents
Toshiba Electronics Europe has announced its first trench gate based 4.5kV press pack IEGT (injection enhancement gate transistor).
News from Toshiba Electronics Europe (13 June 2005)
Plastic-packaged power transistors prove popular
Freescale Semiconductor has now shipped more than 10 million high-power, high-frequency RF power transistors in plastic packages.
News from Freescale Semiconductor (23 May 2005)
Compact diode rivals its big brothers
A new DO-5 packaged diode combines high voltage, current and surge capability with excellent thermal efficiency to provide performance that rivals larger DO-8 packages.
News from International Rectifier (20 May 2005)
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