Future Electronics
Beware the magnetics: lessons learned in developing a small, light 500 W LLC converter based on an integrated GaN power switch
By David Woodcock, Centre of Excellence Manager, Future Electronics
Read this to find out about:
- The benefits of using an integrated GaN switch+driver such as MasterGaN
- The options for commercial off-the-shelf controllers for a high-voltage resonant LLC converter
- The relative thermal performance of the active and passive components in the GaNSTar 500 W LLC demonstration design
Near infrared imaging: new 3D sensing technology lowers cost and simplifies hardware architecture
By Abhishek Gadgi
EMEA Specialist Field Application Engineer (Imaging Solutions), Future Electronics
Read this to find out about:
- The uses for NIR imaging in industrial applications
- The range of techniques used to generate 3D images in the NIR spectrum
- The latest emitter and sensor products for NIR applications available from specialist manufacturer ams OSRAM
Why MCU users can benefit from exploring the scope to use a low-end FPGA
By Patrice Brossard
EMEA Vertical Segment Manager (FPGAs and ASICs), Future Electronics
How to make your embedded system design more resilient in the face of supply-chain disruption
Read this to find out about:
- Why a supply chain that includes advanced microprocessor chips is vulnerable to disruption
- How use of an off-the-shelf system-on-module insulates the OEM from supply-chain as well as design risks
- The advantages of the new OSM standard form factors now supported by leading SOM manufacturers
Bidirectional topologies for fast charging of EVs: options to optimize for size, power, cost or simplicity
By Riccardo Collura
EMEA Vertical Segment Manager (Power), Future Electronics
Read this to find out about:
- Why new dc charger designs have to contend with the challenges of power density and thermal management
- The advantages and drawbacks of various topologies for implementing the PFC and dc-dc converter stages
- How reference designs from SiC MOSFET manufacturers provide a fast start for power-system designers who are developing new dc charger designs