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Monday, July 30, 2018

Power news this week

By Nick Flaherty www.flaherty.co.uk at eeNews Europe

. Tracking 443,000 lightning strikes across Germany

. Organic flow battery can operate for decades

. BP's solar farm operator looks to Egypt with joint venture

POWER TECHNOLOGIES TO WATCH
. Ossia boosts free space wireless power, adds 5.8GHz operation

. New materials target fast charging batteries

. Perovskite tandem solar cell overtakes silicon, heads for 30 percent efficiency

NEW POWER PRODUCTS


. 60V buck controller delivers four 8A configurable DC-DC channels


. Modular cooling plate can handle 5kW


. Exposed inductors allow 50A PMbus module to run hot

TECHNICAL PAPERS
. UnitedSiC: Practical considerations when comparing SiC and GaN in power applications


. Linear Tech: LTC7000/-01 MOSFET Gate Drivers


. Infineon: Deep learning neural networks demand sophisticated power
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