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Monday, October 15, 2018

Power news this week


From eeNews Europe by Nick Flaherty www.flaherty.co.uk


. Dialog cashes in on Apple relationship


. CellCube spins out its vanadium mines


. Ceres to build £7m solid oxide fuel cell plant

POWER TECHNOLOGIES TO WATCH

. Printable thermoelectric energy capture for IoT systems


. Stability boost for high efficiency perovskite solar cells


. Silicon solar cell breakthrough tops efficiency limit


. Cabot teams with SAFT on low-cobalt cathodes for lithium-ion batteries


NEW POWER PRODUCTS

. Battery management system supports ASIL-C safety spec


. GaN thin film transistors for flexible substrates

TECHNICAL PAPERS
. National Instruments: Key considerations for powertrain HIL test


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