12-channel battery management IC targets electric vehicles
Infineon has released a 12-channel sensing and balancing IC for battery management systems in hybrid and electric
Tag: Power Management
Tiny battery chargers deliver 50% greater power density
TI’s BQ25790 and BQ25792 highly integrated buck-boost battery chargers offer 50% greater power density and 3× faster charging for USB Type-C, USB PC, and wireless
Exploring connectivity trends for Bluetooth Low Energy in automotive applications
Bluetooth Low Energy technology is opening up new opportunities for in-cabin customization and low-power connectivity that simplify designs and maximize
Preserve and seal in battery freshness
Learn how to get an out-of-the-box experience right for your portable devices with a pushbutton on/off controller’s battery freshness seal that maximizes battery life
Step-down converters feature ultra-low EMI performance
Analog Devices has released three new synchronous step-down Silent Switcher converters that deliver low EMI operation for automotive, communications, and
Power management ICs cut active and sleep current by 50%
Silicon Labs’ EFP01 PMIC family cuts active and sleep current by up to 50%, increases power conversion efficiency, and extends battery life in IoT
SIMO PMICs extend battery life for wearables and hearables
Maxim Integrated’s SIMO power management ICs cut solution size by 50% while extending battery life by 20% for wearable and hearable
PMIC reference designs solve power challenges for Xilinx FPGAs and SoCs
Renesas’s three PMIC reference designs deliver turnkey power solutions for Xilinx’s FPGA and SoCs used in a variety of industrial and computing
Electronics industry events go virtual
In response to the global COVID-19 virus outbreak that has resulted in the cancellation of several industry conferences, electronics component suppliers are holding
Dartmouth and industry partners collaborate on next-generation power electronics
Dartmouth and four technology companies — Ampt, Analog Devices, Empower Semiconductor, and GE Research — are creating the first National Science Foundation-funded
