Greg Green, Director of Automotive Marketing, Vicor
The legacy 12V architecture that has supported vehicles for decades is no longer capable of sustaining the rising electronic load in automotive systems.
Current-generation vehicles rely on high-performance ADAS computers, multi-sensor perception stacks, electric chassis systems, zonal controllers and high-p
Michael Bean, Global Product Manager, High Current Power, Molex Incorporated, Lisle, Illinois
Taming the heat is one of the biggest design challenges facing system architects and power supply manufactures today. Free air flow through the power supply is critical for improving performance
Jeff Marvin, Design Center Manager and Brian Jadus, Senior Design Engineer, Mixed Signal Products, Linear Technology Corporation
RS485 networks provide the backbone for communications in applications ranging from industrial control systems to roadside traffic message boards. In environments where high voltages are present,
Marc Buschkühle and Thilo Stolze, Infineon Technologies AG, Warstein, Germany
Customers of power electronics increasingly require new, easy connection and mounting technologies. PressFIT technology creates the possibility of solderless mounting combined with an improved
Steve Willis, Deputy UK Managing Director, XP Power
Despite the best intentions at the outset of an electronic product's design, it is commonplace for the power supply specification to evolve during the process and to only be finalized late on.
Kory Schroeder, Director of Marketing, Stackpole Electronics Inc
Over the past few years, several manufacturers have developed high-power handling general purpose chip resistors covering a wide resistance range. Most of these high-power chip resistors are extensions
