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Power news this week

POWER NEWS

Europe's largest supercapacitor factory opens
.Europe's largest supercapacitor factory opens
MaxLinear buys Exar in $700m deal
.MaxLinear buys Exar in $700m deal
High efficiency thin film perovskite solar cell patent granted to Solar-Tectic
.High efficiency thin film perovskite solar cell patent granted to Solar-Tectic
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TECHNOLOGIES TO WATCH

New nanomaterials promise improved harvesting, storage of sunlight
.New nanomaterials promise improved harvesting, storage of sunlight
Thermoelectric modules take over 1-million temperature cycles
.Thermoelectric modules take over 1-million temperature cycles
Wireless chargers target materials handling
.Wireless chargers target materials handling

NEW PRODUCTS

Single-chip digitally enhanced power targets DC-DC converters
.Single-chip digitally enhanced power targets DC-DC converters
PMIC reduces cuts footprint of wearable medical and fitness design in half
.PMIC reduces cuts footprint of wearable medical and fitness design in half

TECHNICAL PAPERS

Laird: Thermal Management for Semiconductor Metrology Equipment
.Laird: Thermal Management for Semiconductor Metrology Equipment
CUI: How to Stay Ahead of Efficiency Regulations for Power Adapters
.CUI: How to Stay Ahead of Efficiency Regulations for Power Adapters
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