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BAK Motors Selects McLaren Applied’s 800 V SiC Inverter For Its Solid-state Hydrogen Hybrid Hyper-car

BAK Motors Selects McLaren Applied’s 800 V SiC Inverter For Its Solid-state Hydrogen Hybrid Hyper-car

Under the agreement, announced March 3, McLaren Applied will supply an E-motor and its IPG5 SiC inverter to BAK, for use in its new über-luxury…


News Mar 18, 2022 by Ian Hahn
EV Charging While We Drive? Research Paves the Way for Unlimited Range

EV Charging While We Drive? Research Paves the Way for Unlimited Range

Researchers at Cornell University, through dynamic capacitive charging, aim to reduce the size of EV batteries by 90%. Embedding charging plates in…


News Mar 14, 2022 by Dale Wilson
Biden Administration Seeks to Juice Up the EV Transition with Nearly $8 Billion in Funding

Biden Administration Seeks to Juice Up the EV Transition with Nearly $8 Billion in Funding

To build a robust national charging network and strengthen the U.S advanced battery supply chain, the Departments of Transportation and Energy will…


News Mar 04, 2022 by Stephanie Leonida
II-VI Inks a Three-Year Technology Access Agreement with GE Research

II-VI Inks a Three-Year Technology Access Agreement with GE Research

The technology access agreement (TAA) allows II-VI to gain access to GE’s wide-ranging silicon carbide (SiC) module technology and to its teams…


News Mar 01, 2022 by Gary Elinoff
The Ostensible Death of Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles

The Ostensible Death of Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles

Once considered the future of passenger electric vehicles, the technology is being abandoned by automakers in favor of Li-ion batteries.


Influencing Purchasing Decisions with Environmental Labelling

Influencing Purchasing Decisions with Environmental Labelling

This article will look at some of the most relevant energy usage labelling standards, how they are evolving and how they can be used to provide…


NIST Researchers Develop a New Method to Detect Faulty Transistors on Chips

NIST Researchers Develop a New Method to Detect Faulty Transistors on Chips

NIST Researchers and collaborators developed a new technique to determine faulty semiconductor devices and that can also count the number of…


News Oct 25, 2021 by Darshil Patel
A New Discovery Could Help Solve the Problem of Overheating in Electronic Devices

A New Discovery Could Help Solve the Problem of Overheating in Electronic Devices

A research team of physicists at the University of Colorado Boulder found the reason behind the fast cooling of ultra-small heat sources when…


News Oct 22, 2021 by Ahmad Ezzeddine
University of Arkansas Receives Grant for New SiC-Based Semiconductor Fabrication Facility

University of Arkansas Receives Grant for New SiC-Based Semiconductor Fabrication Facility

Researchers from the University of Arkansas receive a $17.87 million grant from the National Science Foundation to build and run a fabrication…


News Oct 21, 2021 by Stephanie Leonida
MTU Researchers Look to Make LiB Recycling More Economically Feasible

MTU Researchers Look to Make LiB Recycling More Economically Feasible

New research from Michigan Technological University (MTU) took another step toward making the battery-recycling process more cost-effective.


News Oct 15, 2021 by Ahmad Ezzeddine
Engineers Have Developed a New Solid-state Battery with a Pure-Silicon Anode

Engineers Have Developed a New Solid-state Battery with a Pure-Silicon Anode

Engineers created a new battery technology that combines the benefits of solid-state electrolyte and an all-silicon anode.


News Oct 12, 2021 by Darshil Patel
Mercedes-Benz Joins Partnership to Build EV Battery Giant

Mercedes-Benz Joins Partnership to Build EV Battery Giant

Mercedes-Benz has joined as a shareholder of Automotive Cells Company (ACC), a new joint venture from Stellantis and TotalEnergies.


News Oct 09, 2021 by Shannon Cuthrell
Yokogawa Launches Extreme Precision Optical Spectrum Analyzer

Yokogawa Launches Extreme Precision Optical Spectrum Analyzer

AQ6380 features improved precision and productivity for developing next generation optical network backhaul components.


Researchers Find a New Way To Increase Energy Density In Micro Batteries

Researchers Find a New Way To Increase Energy Density In Micro Batteries

New research from the University of Pennsylvania shows a packing-free design for micro batteries which could enable absorption of higher energy…


News Sep 24, 2021 by Ahmad Ezzeddine
Infineon Helps Launch New Electronics Cybersecurity Research Project

Infineon Helps Launch New Electronics Cybersecurity Research Project

Infineon and 11 partners are launching a new research project to boost cybersecurity in electronics design and development.


News Sep 23, 2021 by Shannon Cuthrell
Factorial Energy Targets EVs with 40 Amp-hour Solid-State Battery

Factorial Energy Targets EVs with 40 Amp-hour Solid-State Battery

Rechargeable, sustainable, and energy-efficient, the solid-state battery (SSB) can potentially put an end to lithium-ion batteries and redefine…


Researchers Observe a New State In Electronic Switches

Researchers Observe a New State In Electronic Switches

A research team created a new camera that was able to take snapshots of the movement of atoms inside tiny quantum switches.


News Sep 16, 2021 by Ahmad Ezzeddine
UK-Based Organizations Sign MoU for Prototype Solid-State Battery Development

UK-Based Organizations Sign MoU for Prototype Solid-State Battery Development

Seven organizations based in the UK come together to form a consortium focused on prototyping solid-state battery technology for automotive…


News Sep 15, 2021 by Stephanie Leonida
MIT and Ericsson Collaborates to Research New Generation of Energy-Efficient Computing Networks

MIT and Ericsson Collaborates to Research New Generation of Energy-Efficient Computing Networks

Researchers from MIT and Ericsson have collaborated on two research projects focusing on solving energy demands of future computing networks.


News Sep 13, 2021 by Darshil Patel
UK Government Pours $1.7 Million into Long-Range EV Battery Project

UK Government Pours $1.7 Million into Long-Range EV Battery Project

British battery startup Nexeon will lead a 12-month project to deliver test EV battery cells combining lithium-ion cell design with silicon anode…


News Aug 31, 2021 by Shannon Cuthrell