0.2Milliohm (PSR100) and 15W class (PSR330) variants in the industry’s smallest* size are also being commercialized.

Semikron Danfoss and the Kyoto-based company ROHM Semiconductor have been collaborating for more than ten years with regards to the implementation of silicon carbide (SiC) inside power modules.

ROHM has established mass production technology for Short-Wavelength Infrared (SWIR) devices in the industry’s smallest class 1608-size (1.6mm × 0.8mm) for portable/wearable/hearable devices requiring material detection.

Built-in DC and PWM dimming support a wide range of design requirements. Contribution to Lower Power Consumption in Medium to Large Automotive Displays.

At PCIM Europe, the leading trade fair for Power Electronics, Intelligent Motion and Energy Management in Nuremberg, Germany (May 9th to 11th), ROHM Semiconductor will showcase its new power semiconductors that advance sustainable technologies – including high-performance solutions for the e-mobility sector and beyond.

Greater energy savings and miniaturization in power supply applications by combining GaN devices and Control ICs.

ROHM has announced that precision power analog company, Apex Microtechnology, is adopting ROHM’s silicon carbide (SiC) MOSFETs and SiC Schottky Barrier Diode (SBD) for a new line of power modules.

Wide input voltage range (-0.2V to +26V) ideal for current sensing applications operating from 12/24V power supplies.

Maintains power for core functions even in the event of a vehicle system malfunction.

Replaces mechanical relays and MOSFETs fulfilling functional safety requirements in the automotive and industrial equipment applications.