Power electronics engineering, while maybe not as popular as other forms of engineering, is of great importance to the world around us —…
June 13, 2020 by Lorenzo Mari
Next Generation of Magnetic Components As an electronics engineer, I don´t work for the earnings but for seeing the circuits working. In this…
November 15, 2019 by Jose Molina
Bodo's Power correspondent editor Roland R. Ackermann recently interviewed Lionel and Jérôme Fangier, the CEOs of the French company Cefem…
September 10, 2018 by Roland Ackerman
Is magnetism an esoteric science of the 18th century or perhaps even black magic? Are magnetics really a closed book for the user? Or EMC ferrites…
November 28, 2016 by Alexander Gerfer
‘Why isn’t there a simple to use wide-band current probe for power electronics?’ was the question that two successful power electronics…
October 04, 2016 by Chris Hewson
Wireless charging has been in the wilderness, hidden in a chasm until standardisation, strategic partnerships and technology integration recently…
January 01, 2016 by Graham Robertson
Major milestones in wireless power have been few and far between. The first came in 1831, when Michael Faraday discovered electromagnetic induction…
November 01, 2015 by Graham Robertson
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