SiC, GaN and PCIM Europe 2022

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CoolSiC MOSFET 1200 V M1H is a new CoolSiC technology from Infineon Technologies AG. Exquisite silicon carbide (SiC) The chip will be implemented in a wide range of products, including discrete packages using XT interconnection technology and the popular Easy series of modules.

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IonQ and Hyundai Motor Company have teamed up to develop unique quantum eigensolver (VQE) variation approaches to study lithium compounds and chemical interactions in battery chemistry. VQE is an optimization algorithm that defines a set of values ​​that will solve a specific optimization problem.

In the electronics industry, innovation in wide-band semiconductors has proven to be cost-effective and efficient compared to traditional silicon-based semiconductors. silicon carbide (SiC) semiconductors with a wide bandwidth are some of the most advanced semiconductors that have great relevance. These semiconductors work much well on various parameters such as high temperature, frequency, voltage and some others.

Gallium nitride (GaN) is a wide gap a semiconductor that supports increased demand in high-power and RF applications. With more than three times the bandwidth of conventional silicon, GaN allows power tools to operate at much higher temperatures and stresses than silicon without compromising or compromising its performance and reliability.

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Maurizio Di Paolo Emilio has a PhD. in physics and is a telecommunications engineer. He has worked on various international projects in the field of gravitational wave research, developing a thermal compensation system, X-rays, space technology for communication and engine control. Since 2007, he has collaborated with several Italian and English blogs and magazines as a technical writer specializing in electronics and technology. From 2015 to 2018 he was the Editor-in-Chief of Firmware and Elettronica Open Source. Maurizio loves to write and tell stories about power electronics, wide range semiconductors, automotive, IoT, digital, energy and quantum. Maurizio is currently the Editor-in-Chief of Power Electronics News and EEWeb, as well as a European correspondent for the EE Times. He is the host of PowerUP, a podcast about power electronics. He has contributed to a number of technical and scientific articles, as well as several Springer books on energy collection and data acquisition and management systems.