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Power Up
The power electronics market has become a hotbed of innovation. Power ICs based on gallium nitride and silicon carbide are enabling new frontiers in electronic system performance in industrial automation, renewable energy, smart grids, the Internet of things, and other markets. PowerUP podcasts will connect with the world’s leading power electronics experts to explain how the technology is evolving, and what those changes means for every aspect of the industry.
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Episodes
Is Hydrogen the next step for Energy? 14.07.2021 31:02
Decarbonization will require clean energy sources, and hydrogen power is becoming one of the more promising alternative energy options. In this podcast we will talk about hydrogen power with Susanné Wallner, who helps manage a testbed for sustainable technologies in Sweden, and Patrick Le Fèvre, CMO of Powerbox.
Silicon Carbide for the Future of Energy 28.06.2021
SiC technology provides superior switching and improved thermal performance compared with similar silicon devices. This translates into improved efficiency, higher power density, better electromagnetic interference (EMI), and reduced system size and weight. New SiC designs are emerging to meet growing high-power requirements for electric vehicles and other energy applications. In this podcast, Vic...
Smart Energy for the Future of the Planet 20.05.2021
Solar, wind, and other renewable energy sources are set to grow dramatically in the coming years. As distributed generation becomes more widespread, the grid will need to be increasingly flexible. Distributed energy resources are an essential part of the future of renewable energy. In this podcast, Robert L. Misback, and Adam Kabulski, will explain the future of renewable energy adoption and how r...
Wide bandgap Semiconductors for Greener Future 03.05.2021
In this episode, our guest is Patrick Le Fèvre, senior marketer and degree-qualified engineer with a 35-year of experience in power electronics. We speak with him about wide bandgap semiconductors for green future. A greener future has become one of the most important concerns in recent years. As the amount of people living on our planet increases, the need for a new approach on energy is pushing...
Silicon Carbide (SiC) Devices 05.11.2020
In this episode, our guest is Guy Moxey, Senior Director of Power Products at Wolfspeed, A Cree company. Guy Moxey has spent his entire career in the power semiconductor industry with various roles in applications, product marketing and product line management. We speak with him about different aspects of Silicon Carbide, in particular devices and packaging.
Power Conversion and Thermal Management 27.10.2020
In this episode, our guest is Justin Kolbe, Henkel’s Director of Market Strategy for Power and Industrial Automation within the company’s Adhesive Technology business unit. A chemical engineer by training, he has extensive experience in thermal management solutions and electronic materials development and processing. We speak with him about different aspects of Power Conversion and its Thermal Man...
GaN Technology in RF Power 13.10.2020
In this episode, our guest is Simon Wood, Senior Director of RF Product Development and Applications at Wolfspeed, A Cree company. During his caree, Simon has designed amplifiers using SiC and GaN HEMT devices. We speak with him about different aspects of Gallium Nitride (GaN) for RF applications, the main topics are GaN-on-SiC and GaN HEMT.
How GaN is Changing the Power Electronics 03.08.2020
Power electronics has undergone an interesting change towards new Wide-bandgap (WBG) semiconductors (WBG). Significant impact factors for the growth of the WBG semiconductor market include the growing demand for improved energy efficiency and increased demand for long-life batteries. In power electronics, gallium nitride (GaN) and silicon carbide (SiC) wide bandgap semiconductors are used as a s...
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