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Power news this week

By Nick Flaherty www.flaherty.co.uk

. New scheme tackles obsolescence management across Europe

. EV power electronics market to hit $300bn by 2027
. Industry mergers are driving semiconductor obsolescence

. Power trends: TDK's Advanced Technology Centre

. Solid state battery market set to boom

TECHNOLOGIES TO WATCH

. Collaboration drive new concepts for potassium-ion batteries


. Microbial Fuel Cells clean up at music festival


. Hybrid aircraft battery system enters development


NEW POWER PRODUCTS

. Driver chips support higher speed fan motors

. High-voltage contactors with 200 A continuous current target e-mobility and photovoltaics


. Shelf and power management upgrade for AdvancedTCA enclosures

TECHNICAL PAPERS

. Spin Transfer: Advanced MRAM Technology

. Synopsys: Saving Power in a UFS Implementation Leveraging MIPI M-PHY and UniPro
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