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Monday, December 24, 2018

Top power stories for 2018

Happy Christmas from Nick Flaherty at www.flaherty.co.uk

 . Power trends for 2019
 . Top ten news stories in 2018 on eeNews Power
 . Top ten power tutorials in 2018
 . Siemens takes stake in Italian high voltage switch maker
. Swedish startup beats E Ink on low-power
. Private LTE market continues booming

. Lithium sulfur battery project aims for safer electric vehicles
. Managed IP67-rated PoE switches deliver up to 120W

. Modular DIN-rail UPS uses LiFePO4 or supercap power

POWER TECHNOLOGIES TO WATCH . Oxford PV sees record 28 percent perovskite efficiency
. Disordered crystals offer boost for magnesium battery tech
. Self powered bandage speeds healing

NEW POWER PRODUCTS
. Smallest contactless current sensor minimises power loss
. BLDC system MOSFET driver is ASIL safety certified
. Prototype 450kW fast charger opens in Germany
TECHNICAL PAPERS . Addressing architecture challenges in high performance computing
. Mentor: Concepts of power integrity: Taking the noise out of via-to-via coupling
. National Instruments: A look at the future of 5G
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