Nexperia announced today the addition of two new 1200 V, 20A silicon carbide (SiC) Schottky diodes to its expanding portfolio of power electronic devices. PSC2120J and PSC2120L are designed to meet the demand for ultra-low power rectifiers in industrial applications, and can play a key role in high-efficiency energy conversion scenarios. This type of device is particularly suitable for applications in high-power artificial intelligence (AI) server infrastructure, telecommunications equipment power supplies, and solar inverters.

Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Murata") announced the official release of Murata’s first high-frequency filter (1) using XBAR technology (2), and has started mass production. This product combines Resonant’s XBAR technology (which Murata acquired in 2022) with Murata’s proprietary filter technology (SAW). In the high-frequency band above 3GHz, this product can detect the desired signal with low loss and eliminate interference signals from adjacent frequency bands (3). It is mainly used in various devices with wireless communication functions, such as smartphones, wearable electronics, laptops, and gateways.

According to Nikkei Asia, Samsung’s cutting-edge process wafer fab in Taylor, Texas, USA, although nearing completion, has been postponed until 2026 due to a lack of customers. According to reports, an internal document from Samsung in March this year showed that the completion rate of the Taylor wafer fab had already reached 91.8%. However, Samsung Taylor’s wafer fab has not yet received customer orders, as the demand for chips from domestic customers in the United States seems to be more inclined towards advanced process technologies at 4nm and above.

Mouser Electronics, a global authorized agent for introducing new electronic components and industrial automation products, is now selling Infineon’s PSOC ™ Control C3 microcontroller (MCU). PSOC