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Materials Science Changes the Electronics World: An Interview with Dr. Andy Mackie of Indium Corporation

Dr. Andy Mackie, Senior Product Manager of Semiconductor and Advanced Assembly Materials at Indium Corporation talks about the company as a premier supplier of materials for a wide variety of different applications.

March 08, 2020 by Henning Wriedt

Artificial Intelligence in Power Electronics

Next Generation of Magnetic Components As an electronics engineer, I don´t work for the earnings but for seeing the circuits working. In this article,

November 15, 2019 by Jose Molina

The Future of GaN: An Interview with Alex Lidow of EPC

Ahead of December’s Power Conference in Munich, Bodo Arlt took the opportunity to get an insight into Dr. Alex Lidow’s thoughts on where the GaN market is now and where he sees the potential applications for the future.

November 11, 2019 by Bodo Arlt

Longer Battery Life for Tomorrows Design Challenges

TI Ensures Ultra-low IQ Power Management “ As we increasingly rely on smaller, smarter and more connected devices, the demand for power grows faster

October 18, 2019 by Roland R. Ackerman

eMove360 Europe 2018 Presented Attendees with Plans for the Future of Mobility

The International Trade Fair for Mobility 4.0 “eMove360° Europe 2018”, which ended on 18 October in Munich, is continuing its growth. Around 260 exhibitors

December 07, 2018 by Roland R. Ackerman

EnerHarv 2018 Workshop The Successful Launch of the International Energy Harvesting Ecosystem

“In July 2017, the Energy Harvesting Committee of the Power Sources Manufacturers Association (PSMA) aspired to capitalize on their growing momentum

October 10, 2018 by Brian Zahnstecher

Knowles Capacitors Update

In 2014 Dielectric Laboratories (DLI), Novacap, Syfer Technology and Voltronics came together into a single organisation, Knowles Capacitors. With a combined

February 02, 2017 by Knowles Capacitors Update

Interview Electronics with Diamonds

Since quite some time, Silicon is still the workhorse of the electronics industry, but semiconductors with a broad bandgap (WBGS) are already winning ground

December 02, 2016 by Henning Wriedt