IXYS Corporation announced that its wholly owned UK subsidiary, Westcode Semiconductors Limited, has extended the voltage range of its IXYS branded isolated base, pressure contact dual thyristor and ...

IXYS announced the introduction of high voltage rectifiers with 2.2 kV ratings in a new low cost surface mount type package, the D2-HV Pak (High Voltage TO-263). IXYS announced the introduction of ...

Central Semiconductor Corp.’s new CMLD2004 Series ofPICOmini™ surface-mount high-voltage dual diodes are rated at 300V (max) peak repetitive reverse voltage with a peak repetitive reverse current of ...

Diodes Incorporated (NASDAQ:DIOD) is one of the 14 Small Publicly Traded Semiconductor Companies to Invest in Now. On September 17, Diodes Incorporated (NASDAQ:DIOD) announced a new product called the ...

This course is primarily aimed at first year graduate students interested in engineering or science, along with professionals with an interest in power electronics and semiconductor devices . It is ...

New high-voltage power diodes have been developed that shave 10 ns from recovery times compared to the company's existing devices. The UX-FOB diodes offer up to 8 kV of peak reverse voltage with a 12V ...

OSAKA, Japan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Panasonic Corporation today announced that it developed gallium nitride (GaN) diodes that can not only operate at a high current that is four times greater than that ...

Utilizing the photo-sensitive nature of silicon, VMI has created a line of hermetically sealed, high voltage optocouplers and opto-diodes in versions that can be assembled in series configuration for ...

Diodes Incorporated (Nasdaq: DIOD) today introduces the AP53781 and AP53782 28V USB Type-C® Power Delivery (PD) dual-role power (DRP) controllers designed for managing DC power requests and outputs in ...

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OSAKA, Japan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Panasonic Corporation today announced that it developed gallium nitride (GaN) diodes that can not only operate at a high current that is four times greater than that ...