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    Pradeep Shenoy, the manager of power design services over at Texas Instruments

    PSDcast – Wide Band-Gap Devices Support Power Density in EV and Hybrid Vehicles

    05/22/2025

    ­Today, we’re discussing power density in vehicles – specifically, hybrid and electric vehicles. As EVs and hybrids get ever more sophisticated, we’re starting to see the serious limitations of traditional silicon-based power devices and packaging…which is where wide band-gap devices come in. And on the line to discuss that is Pradeep Shenoy, the manager of power design services over at Texas Instruments.

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