MUNICH. onsemi displayed a series of new MOSFET devices  in a 5mm x 7mm form factor at electronica ’22. The TCPAK57 family of top-cool devices include 40V, 60V, and 80V versions with the capability of operating at junction temperatures (T_j) of 175°C and are AEC-Q101 qualified and PPAP collaboration ready. Included motor control, DC/DC conversion, and a 16.5mm² thermal pad on the top to dissipate into a heatsink through general PCBs.

Embedded Computing Design's bi-annual Best-in-Show at electronica reviews solutions on display at the conference based on Design Excellence, Relative Performance, and Market Impact/Disruption.

MUNICH – Nov. 14, 2022 – As part of a strategic collaboration, Mercedes-Benz selected onsemi’s silicon carbide (SiC) technology, the VE-Trac SiC modules, for the all-electric Mercedes-Benz VISION EQXX’s traction inverter. Designed to increase the EV’s range by up to 10%, the VE-Trac SiC modules allowed the EV to complete a 1,202 km (747 mile) trip from Stuttgart, Germany to Silverstone, England, making the trip the longest distance traveled on a single charge.

Top-Cool MOSFETs, a new rotary position sensor and the VISION EQXX by Mercedes-Benz powered by onsemi silicon carbide (SiC) devices, highlight company’s strength in intelligent power and sensing

Flex Power Modules launched its non-isolated and unregulated BMR313 Intermediate Bus Converter (IBC) that provides peak power rating of 3 kW in a 23.4 x 17.8 x 7.65 mm form factor, with 908 W/cm3 power density. The BMR313 carries an input voltage range between 40-60 V, 10-15 V of output with 97.3% efficiency at 54 V input, and continuous output of 1kW. The BMR313 is designed for cold wall mounting and offers the generally used LGA footprint and pinout.

RSL15 is an ultra-low power secure Arm® Cortex®M33 processor-based Bluetooth Low Energy 5.2 wireless System-on-Chip (SoC) designed for connected smart devices in industrial and medical.

The adoption of smart technology in businesses has increased over recent years, creating a more automated world. One of the ways to enable automation is through actors that are networked to a central controller. This includes smart actuators that execute decisions based on data. The data used may be aggregated by cloud services, as well as collected locally by using other connected actors, such as smart sensors.