MOSFET

Infineon Technologies AG has introduced the TLE988x and TLE989x families extending the company’s portfolio of MOTIX MCU (microcontroller unit) embedded power ICs (integrated circuit). By integrating a gate driver, microcontroller, communication interface and power supply on a single chip, Infineon’s system-on-chip solutions achieve a minimal footprint.

In static switching applications, power designs focus on minimising conduction losses, optimising thermal behaviour, and achieving compact and lightweight systems while ensuring high quality at a low cost. To meet the needs of next-generation solutions, Infineon Technologies AG is expanding its CoolMOS S7 family of high-voltage superjunction (SJ) MOSFETs (metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor).

Munich, Germany. 22 September 2022 – Battery-powered appliances, one of the segments, require energy-efficient, robust, and cost-effective battery charging. For this reason Infineon Technologies AG extends its offering of AC-DC controller ICs by introducing the ICC80QSG single-stage PWM controller for flyback topologies. The IC is tailored for battery charger applications offering scalable power designs of up to

TRINAMIC Motion Control GmbH & Co. KG, now part of Maxim Integrated Products, Inc, introduces the fully integrated TMC6140-LA 3phase MOSFET gate driver that simplifies design and maximises battery life of brushless direct current (DC) motor drives.

Maxim Integrated Products, Inc introduces the four-channel, low-voltage MAX25512 automotive LED backlight driver with integrated boost converter. It is the only integrated solution that retains full, constant brightness of in-car displays even during extreme cold crank conditions down to 3V input voltage.

Infineon Technologies AG introduced a new automotive power module with CoolSiC MOSFET technology. At this year’s virtual PCIM trade show, Infineon will present the new HybridPACK™ Drive CoolSiC™, a full-bridge module with 1200 V blocking voltage optimised for traction inverters in electric vehicles (EV).

For SMPS designs in industrial applications, recent technology trends include the need for high efficiency and power density as well as increased bus voltages. This triggers the need for power devices with 650 V breakdown voltage.

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