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Monday, March 26, 2018

Power news this week

By Nick Flaherty www.flaherty.co.uk

. Power Stamp Alliance forms for 48V power in data centres and industrial applications

. Maxim claims smallest power module

. Revolutionary MEMS switch handles 200V, 10A

. Top eight solar and storage trends for 2018

. Rolls Royce looks to new supercapacitor material

. Lithium air battery cell targets 5x energy boost

. Potassium boost for perovskite solar cell stability

. 18 kW DC-DC power shelf for Open Compute Project (OCP) applications


. 1.5A LDO regulators in ultra-small package


. Does thermal simulation software suit the needs of today’s engineers?


. CUI: Medical Design Standards for Power Supplies to IEC-60601-1
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